From Chisinau to Malaga: a direct flight to Spain with no stopovers

If you’re traveling from Moldova or staying in the region, the Spanish city of Malaga is now just one direct flight away. Whether it’s for business, an internship, an exhibition, a festival, or simply visiting friends — with SkyUp™ you save both time and energy.

Direct Chisinau–Malaga flights, low-cost fares, budget-friendly tickets, and a convenient schedule — everything is designed for your comfort. Just a few clicks and your trip to a city where culture, innovation, tradition, and Mediterranean ease come together is booked. Fly with a smile™ — let Spain begin with a smooth takeoff.
 

Malaga: the city where Spain greets you with a smile

Malaga is Spain that’s easy to recognize and impossible to forget. The air here blends the scents of orange trees, roasted almonds, and the salty breeze from the coast. It’s the city of Picasso and palm trees, of Moorish palaces and futuristic museums, of narrow streets and modern spaces for work and inspiration.

People don’t come to Malaga just for the beach — though it truly feels like paradise. It’s a place to host a meeting, visit an exhibition, take a Spanish course, or build new connections. And also — to catch the sunrise from the Gibralfaro viewpoint, or slip away for a day into a quiet mountain village.

New direct Chisinau–Malaga flights open an easy route to a city full of life but free from rush. Booking Chisinau–Malaga tickets, finding promo codes, or checking flight times is simple. All you need is to pick your day — SkyUp™ takes care of the rest.

What to See in Malaga: a city where every turn holds history, beauty, and a touch of magic

The moment you step off your Chisinau–Malaga flight, the city unfolds like a painted postcard — vibrant, ever-changing, and full of warmth. And even if you’re here on business, you’ll surely find an hour or two to discover something truly worth your attention.

Be sure to climb up to the Gibralfaro Castle — the views from there can inspire even on a cloudy day. Just below lies the Alcazaba, an ancient Moorish fortress with the shadows of orange trees dancing across its walls. If you’re into art, don’t stop at the Picasso Museum: Malaga also hosts a branch of the Centre Pompidou, standing like a giant colorful cube against the backdrop of the blue sea.

Don’t miss Constitution Square — the heart of the old town. From here, winding alleys branch out, filled with the aromas of coffee, fish, and vanilla. It’s also the perfect spot for photos, where the light always seems to fall at just the right angle.

And all of this — just a few hours away on a direct flight. Buying Chisinau–Malaga tickets, checking the schedule, or finding out the price takes only a few clicks, and suddenly you’re here — in a city that welcomes you with open arms.
 

What to Taste in Malaga: take yourself on a culinary walk

There are cities where food is just about energy. And then there’s Malaga — where every meal becomes a ritual, another reason to linger a little longer. It doesn’t lure you only with Michelin-starred restaurants (though they are here too). Instead, it invites you to sit on a sunny terrace, sip your coffee, and allow yourself to slow down. Because in Malaga, food means connection, pleasure, and rest.

After your Chisinau–Malaga flight, even the simplest dishes taste different. But there are a few you’ll never forget:

• Espetos de sardinas (Grilled sardines) — a true Andalusian classic. Sardines are skewered and grilled over coals right on the beach, often in old fishing boats turned into grills, served with just lemon, no fuss. You eat them with your hands — gazing at the sea, without any rush.
• Porra antequerana (Cold tomato soup) — a thick Andalusian tomato cream, served chilled with egg and ham, similar to gazpacho. Nourishing, refreshing, and unmistakably summery.
• Berenjenas con miel (Eggplant with cane honey) — slices of eggplant fried to a golden crisp, topped with sugarcane honey. An unexpected sweet-and-salty pairing that makes perfect sense from the very first bite.
• Churros con chocolate — crispy sticks of choux pastry dipped into thick hot chocolate. In Malaga, they’re not just for breakfast — people enjoy them anytime they crave happiness. And that happiness is definitely in the chocolate.
• Tarta Malagueña (Malaga tart) — a sweet open pie made with everything the region is famous for: almonds, raisins, and a hint of sherry (don’t worry, the alcohol cooks out). Moist, fragrant, and tasting like a quiet afternoon in the hills outside the city, in the shade of vineyards.

And the best part? You don’t need fancy restaurants to try it all. Small taverns, local bars, pastry shops — here even a simple sandwich has its own character, nothing like what you’re used to. And if you want even more authenticity — just ask the locals where they eat. Trust me, people from Malaga will happily share their tastiest secrets.

After a direct Chisinau–Malaga flight, there’s no reason to rush. Sometimes the happiest moments hide in the little things — even if it’s just dinner with eggplant and honey, a glass of lemonade, and a beautiful sunset.
 

For a Smooth Trip: practical tips for your journey

Traveling to Malaga is always a good idea — whether you’re flying for inspiration, on business, or simply because the ticket price was too tempting to resist. To make your trip even more comfortable, here are a few useful hacks.

• Malaga Airport (AGP) is located very close to the city — just 15–20 minutes to the center by train or bus. So right after your Chisinau–Malaga flight, you’ll quickly find yourself immersed in the sunny vibe of the Andalusian coast.

• The currency is the euro. Most places accept cards, but it’s always a good idea to keep some cash on hand for small purchases or beach bars.

• Public transport is convenient and reliable: buses, metro, commuter trains — and you can even rent surprisingly comfortable bikes if you’d like some active rides in the sea breeze.

• If you’re looking to book Chisinau–Malaga tickets at the best price, keep an eye out for promotions and promo codes for the Chisinau–Malaga route on the SkyUp™ website. Sometimes, the most spontaneous trips turn out to be the most rewarding.

• The weather in Malaga is almost always sunny, but don’t forget sunscreen — even in winter. And bring a light cardigan: evenings on the coast can be a little chilly.

• Souvenirs? Choose local olive oil, almond sweets, spices, or handmade ceramics with colorful patterns. Or better yet — take home memories of good coffee, slow walks, and warm conversations.

Malaga greets you with a smile, and SkyUp™ makes it easy to get here. All that’s left is to book your Chisinau–Malaga tickets — and let everything else fall into place.
 

Start your journey today!

Malaga is already waking up to the sound of waves and the aroma of cinnamon coffee. And maybe today is the day to hit “book ticket” — because new memories won’t wait. Chisinau–Malaga flights are available now, and every direct flight is more than just a journey — it’s the beginning of a new story.

Whether it’s an escape to the sea, a business trip, or an unexpected adventure, SkyUp™ gives you comfort, ease, and that special fly with a smile™ feeling.

Malaga is waiting. Are you ready?