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Estación Marítima A-7 VIAJES contact: Juan Parada +34 956 654 816 / +34 639 134 457 TRAVELSUR [email protected] TAXI & BUS TRANSFER BUS MÁLAGA (AIRPORT) – ALGECIRAS – MÁLAGA (AIRPORT) ➢ Algeciras - Málaga (Airport): 06.45 | 09.00 | 14.15 ➢ Málaga (Airport) – Algeciras: 11.45 | 19.45 ➢ Málaga (Bus Station) – Algeciras: every 30 / 45 minutes From Málaga (Airport) to Málaga (Centre), regular bus line and suburban train every 15 minutes. Travel Time: 2 hours aprox. Málaga (Airport) – Algeciras Bus Price: 19,80 € (round trip discount) BUS SEVILLA (AIRPORT) – ALGECIRAS – SEVILLA (AIRPORT) ➢ Sevilla – Algeciras 07.15 | 09.30 | 10.30 | 13.00 | 14.00 | 15.30 | 16.30 | 17.30 | 18.30 | 20.00 | 21.00 ➢ Algeciras – Sevilla 06.30 | 08.00 | 09.30 | 11.00 | 12.00 | 14.30 | 15.30 | 16.30 | 17.3 | 19.00 | 21.00 Travel Time: 2 hours y 30 minutes aprox. Shuttle bus from Airport to Bus Station Sevilla – Algeciras Bus Price: 21,20 € (round trip discount) BUS JEREZ (AIRPORT) – ALGECIRAS – JEREZ (AIRPORT) ➢ Jerez – Algeciras 08.30 | 11.45 | 14.15 | 17.45 | 19.45 | 21.20 | 22.15 ➢ Algeciras – Jerez 06.30 | 09.30 | 11.00 | 12.00 | 14.30 | 19.00 | 21.00 Travel Time: 1 hour and 30 minutes aprox. Shuttle bus from Airport to Bus Station Jerez – Algeciras Bus Price: 12,35 € (round trip discount) Estación Marítima A-7 VIAJES contact: Juan Parada +34 956 654 816 / +34 639 134 457 TRAVELSUR [email protected] MICROBÚS Y TAXI – AIRPORTS TRANSFERS ➢ Málaga Airport – Campo de Gibraltar Microbús 20 Seats 330 € Autobús 55 Seats 370 € Taxi 4 Seats 150 € Saturday, Sunday and public holiday +30 € Taxi 7 Seats 180 € Saturday, Sunday and public holiday +30 € ➢ Sevilla Airport – Campo de Gibraltar Microbús 20 Seats 425 € Autobús 55 Seats 495 € Taxi 4 Seats 250 € Saturday, Sunday and public holiday +30 € Taxi 7 Seats 280 € Saturday, Sunday and public holiday +30 € ➢ Jerez Fra. Airport – Campo de Gibraltar Microbús 20 Seats 275 € Autobús 55 Seats 345 € Taxi 4 Seats 140 € Saturday, Sunday and public holiday +30 € Taxi 7 Seats 170 € Saturday, Sunday and public holiday +30 € TAXI MICROBÚS 20 SEAT BUS 55 SEAT Algeciras – Tarifa 26,50 € 120 € 140 € Algeciras – Los Barrios 16,00 € 100 € 120 € Algeciras – La Línea 32,00 € 120 € 140 € Algeciras – San Roque 21,00 € 120 € 140 € Algeciras – Castellar Fra. 38,00 € 200 € 220 € Algeciras – Jimena Fra. 49,00 € 200 € 220 € Tarifa – Los Barrios 33,00 € 140 € 160 € Tarifa – Jimena Fra. 75,00 € 210 € 230 € San Roque – La Línea 12,00 € 140 € 160 € La Línea – Los Barrios 32,00 € 140 € 160 € * Saturday, Sunday and public holiday +10 € .

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