Flight checklist

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Denmark → Málaga → Playa Tropical

  1. Passport – valid for the entire stay.
  2. The European Health Insurance Card and your travel insurance.
  3. Boarding pass on your mobile (and preferably a screenshot).
  4. Medicine in your hand luggage, preferably with the prescription.
  5. Payment card and a little cash in euros for the bus and taxi.
  6. Driving licence if you are renting a car – and credit card for the deposit.
  7. Keys and paperwork for the apartment.
  8. Charger and power bank in your hand luggage. Spain uses the same plug sockets as Denmark.
  9. Bus or transfer booked in advance – see Buses.
  10. The 20 Spanish phrases – see page 2.

When you land in Málaga

Bus: ALSA from Terminal 3, arrivals level, to the bus station in Almuñécar (approx. 1¾–2¼ hours). From there, local bus 3A to the Playa Tropical stop.

Plan B: C1 train to María Zambrano, walk to the bus station in Málaga, and take ALSA to Almuñécar.

Delayed 3+ hours? You may be entitled to €400 in compensation – claim directly with the airline.

Missing suitcase? Get a report at the baggage desk before leaving the baggage hall.

Important numbers

Emergency number throughout the EU: 112 · Local bus in Almuñécar: 958 882 762

20 Spanish phrases

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Playa Tropical · Almuñécar

SpanishPronounced approx.Means
HolaolaHello
Buenos díasbuénos díasGood morning / good day (until approx. 2 pm)
Buenas tardesbuénas tárdesGood day (afternoon and evening)
Buenas nochesbuénas nótjesGood evening / good night
Adiós / Hasta luegoadjós / ásta luégoGoodbye / see you
Por favorpor fabórPlease
Gracias / Muchas graciasgrásjas / mútjas grásjasThank you / thank you very much
De nadade nádaYou're welcome
Perdona / Disculpeperdóna / diskúlpeExcuse me (also used to get the waiter's attention)
No hablo españolno áblo espanjólI don't speak Spanish
¿Habla inglés?ábla inglésDo you speak English?
¿Cuánto cuesta?kuánto kuéstaHow much does it cost?
La cuenta, por favorla kuénta por fabórThe bill, please
Una caña / Un café con lecheúna kánja / un kafé kon létjeA small draught beer / a white coffee
¿Quién es el último?kjén es el últimoWho is last in the queue?
¿Dónde está…?dónde estáWhere is …?
¡Qué rico!ke ríkoHow delicious!
¡Que aproveche!ke aprobétjeEnjoy your meal
ValebáleOkay / fine
¡Ayuda! / Llame al 112ajúda / jáme al θjénto dóθeHelp! / Call 112

Remember: always greet people with „buenos días“ – it opens all doors. · Emergency number: 112