Armored vehicle hire in Malaga

Malaga's airport is unusually close to its centre, which makes the first leg short and easy to plan. The driver follows your flight, waits according to the procedures for private or commercial arrivals and takes you into the city or straight onto the coast road.

The port is the second front door. Cruise ships and private yachts berth beside Muelle Uno, at the edge of the old town, and arrivals by sea follow the same planning as arrivals by air: a waiting point agreed with the port, a short walk for the guests and a clear route out.

FYCMA, Malaga's trade fair and congress centre, sits near the airport and hosts events that fill the city's hotels for several days at a time. Technology companies have also opened offices in Malaga in recent years, which brings a steady flow of executive visits.

For these programmes we plan set-down points at the venue, waiting positions nearby and evening transfers to restaurants in the old town or along the coast.

A programme does not have to stay in Malaga. Granada and the Alhambra lie inland, Ronda sits on its gorge in the mountains to the west, and Seville is reachable for a day of meetings. Each of these drives crosses open country and mountain roads, where a heavy armored vehicle needs a driver who knows how it brakes on long descents.

Marbella and the western coast are the natural next stop. If you plan to stay there, see our Marbella page for what changes when the programme moves from the city to a villa.