Hire Jaguar in Malaga, Spain

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Hi we have a 14 cubic metre van leaving your area on sunday 5th December 2010
AM empty. Heading for the UK. If your require any space please call me asap to arrange collections.

Gary
07747073887

EPS Direct
0034 950120805
www.epsdirectonline.com

Winter is a excellent season for coming to Malaga and also is for our budget. The demand for holidays in Malaga is growing every day and we can find great offers for car hire Malaga airport. Have you ever considered hiring a car at the airport?, if not what would you think if I say that prices go from 7 euro per day for 1 week car rental in Malaga?
Coming in winter to Malaga is becoming more popular every year due the excellent micro climate present during the whole year in Malaga. The temperature in the city and the Costa del Sol is milder than in any other part of Andalucia.
If our planning in Malaga includes touring the city, a 7 euro daily car hire is a cheap price if we compare to using public transport daily; A taxi from Torremolinos to Malaga airport as example costs 15 euro actually and from Malaga airport to Malaga city by taxi costs close to 10 euro, bus is cheaper but if we take it a few times per day and we take in consideration that bus stops are not close to where we want to go, car hire in Malaga stills a great choice.

Newbie!
Hi all. I am currently looking for a 4 bed villa ready for us to relocate.

Currently live in sunny Sheffield, we will be moving in a couple of years when my eldest goes to university. We (Glenn & Ann-Marie) will then be bringing with us our youngest Alfie who will then be 12 so we will have to be near a private International school for him.

Fortunate enough that we have retired at a relatively young age so there will be no work or financial issues but we are sooooo ready for a change in lifestyle.

We are looking for somewhere with a decent mixture of nationalities, and unlike many people on these forums we are not trying to get away from Brits, just our daily grind over here. Our priority will be an area where there are plenty of children for my son to make friends with, so almost certainly an expat community will help with this. We dont want to be too far inland but we dont want to be anywhere that attracts Stag or hen parties if you know what I mean!

We are very sociable, I love my golf and the wife her coffee and gossip, so a community feeling with a focal meeting area, (such as square, plaza, club, bars, restaurants, golf etc) is a must. We love other peoples company!

After holidays and property trips we have put an offer in for a large villa in Villamartin, as this seems to tick a lot of the boxes. This is currently in the process of repossession by the bank so nothing will happen soon and we are still looking just in case.

We are considering apart from Villamartin Ciudad Quesada & the Javier region on the CB as well as Callahonda and Fuengirola on the Costa del Sol. I am sure there are many places we do not know of yet so please enlighten us so we can check them out