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Travel & Transport
Guide2Granada's travel & transport magazine has a wealth of
information on hiring or buying a car in Spain, along with details of the
recently introduced penalty system. It also includes articles relating to rail
travel in Spain and details of the main airlines serving The Costa Tropical's
three main airports, Granada, Málaga and Almería.
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| Buying A Car & Driving In Spain |
Buying A Car And Driving In Spain
Whilst hiring a car is convenient, if you are going to be spending a considerable amount of time in Spain, it can start to become costly. With new car prices and fuel costs considerably lower in Spain than the UK many people opt instead to buy a car. Remember that second hand, or used cars, in Spain hold their value more than their UK counterparts, resulting in them costing somewhat more than you would expect to pay in the UK.
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| Hiring A Car In Spain |
Hiring A Car In Spain
Due to strong competition car hire in Spain is the
cheapest in Europe; this fact also puts Spain the top European destination for
visitors renting cars. Andalucía, in Southern Spain accounts for a high
percentage of the annual car hire figures in Spain each year and there is a
plethora of hire companies vying for your business.
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| The Penalty System In Spain |
The Penalty System In Spain
With Spain having an appalling record for serious road traffic accidents and general road safety, the government recently decided to take a tougher stance on those who drive badly and endanger the lives of others and introduced a new points deducting penalty system.
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| Rail Travel In Spain |
Rail Travel In Spain
Rail travel in Spain, on the whole, is comfortable,
reliable and often cheaper than many other EU countries, with Spain’s
excellent rail network linking the major towns and cities. The trains
are modern, with many being high speed.

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| Travel by Bus |
Travel by Bus
Travelling by bus in Spain is a very popular and cost effective option, particularly for people who live in the smaller towns and villages of the Costa Tropical. Whilst not exactly frequent, most rural areas are served by a regular daily bus service to the nearest town.
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| Air Travel | Air Travel
Air travel has become much cheaper and easier in recent years, with several low cost companies flying into both Granada and Málaga Airports. Read More >> |
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| Granada Airport | Granada Airport
Federico García Lorca Airport, in Granada, primarily services
the Province of Granada, the Province of Jaén and the Costa Tropical.
It is conveniently located 16 km west of the City of Granada,
approximately 100km from Jaén and approximately 80 km from the Costa Tropical.

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| Almería Airport | Almería Airport
Aeropuerto de Almería, primarily services the
Province of Almería, the Province of Granada and the Costa Tropical. It is
conveniently located 10 km from the City of Almería and approximately a one and
a half hour drive from the Costa Tropical. 
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| Málaga Airport | Málaga Airport
Aeropuerto
de Málaga, the fourth busiest
airport in Spain, services the whole of the Costa del Sol and the Costa
Tropical. It is located 8 km west of the City of Málaga and approximately a one
and a half hour drive from the Costa Tropical.

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| Advance Passenger Information | Advance Passenger Information
In March 2007 Spain announced that it was due to bring in the new Advance Passenger Information (API) legislation sooner than its European counterparts. The new legislation took effect from 19th June 2007.
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