Melilla (MLN): the city bus, in a city you can cross in twenty minutes
Melilla Airport is served by the city bus network, run by COA Melilla. Information is on +34 900 903 316.
- The airport is served by the Melilla city bus, the urban network of the enclave.
- COA Melilla is the operator, and it publishes the timetables, stops and fares.
- The information telephone number is +34 900 903 316.
- Travel passes and fare information are published by the operator, and the airport links to them.
- Melilla is a Spanish city on the North African coast, bordered by Morocco.
- The whole city is about 12 square kilometres, so nothing is far from the airport.
- Taxi is the other listed option at the terminal.
- Flights are almost entirely to mainland Spain, principally Malaga, Almeria, Madrid and Granada.
The bus
- The airport lists the Melilla city bus among its connections, described by the operator as urban transport in Melilla.
- COA Melilla runs the network and publishes the timetables, stops and fare information.
- Information: +34 900 903 316.
- Travel passes and fares are published by the operator.
The city
- Melilla is a Spanish autonomous city on the North African coast, surrounded by Moroccan territory and the Mediterranean.
- It covers roughly 12 square kilometres, so distances are short and a bus or taxi ride from the airport is brief.
- Melilla la Vieja, the old fortified town, is the main sight, along with a notable collection of modernist architecture.
Getting in and out
- Flights go almost entirely to mainland Spain: Malaga, Almeria, Madrid and Granada.
- Ferries run to Malaga, Almeria and Motril from the port.
- The land border with Morocco at Beni Ansar is the other way in and out, and its status has changed repeatedly in recent years, so check before relying on it.
Practical note
- The runway is short and the weather can close the airport, particularly in wind. Ferry is the fallback that locals use.
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