Having lived and worked in the entertainment and leisure industry for over 15 years it became apparent that there is a need for a form of transport for small groups of visitors without having to use multiple taxis or hire cars. This is why we have formed LeisureBus.

If you are a group of Golfers or Footballers on the coast to practice, a Ski Club coming to tackle the Sierra Nevada mountain range, a stag or hen group coming to party in Puerto Banus for the weekend or merely several families arriving for some sun and fun on the Costa del Sol, we can now transport groups in comfort with our new 16 seater air-conditioned Microbus or large coaches and save you money.

Situated within 45 minutes of both Malaga and Gibraltar Airports for your Transfers and with a wealth of knowledge of the area, all our English speaking drivers can advise you on restaurants, beach bars, theme parks and many other places that may be of interest. Why not visit Ronda Gorge by Mountain Train, the Alhambra Palace at Granada, The Cathedral at Sevilla, La Mezquita in Cordoba, the White Beaches in Tarifa or the Horses of Jerez. Maybe a tripto visit Gibraltar and take the amazing 'Rock Tour' excursion, which incorporates seeing all the tunnels in the Rock & the legendary Barbary Apes.

LeisureBus can supply Luxury cars, Minibuses, Microbuses & even the largest of Coaches for Stag or Hen Weekends in Puerto Banus, Restaurant Outings, Weddings, Shooting or Paintball trips a day at the Hipodromo Racecourse in Mijas Costa or any other activity that you wish to take part in.

GRANADA

During the period of Muslim domination of Spain, Granada was the finest city on the peninsula. Today it is still home to the greatest Muslim legacy in Europe, and one of the most inspiring attractions on the Continent - the Alhambra. The Alhambra Palace is a must-see! Set against the stunning Sierra Nevada and surrounded by cypress and elms, it's an escape into Granada's Moorish past. There's a lot to see, including the Alcazaba, the Palacio Nazaries (Nasrid Palace) and the Generalife gardens, so allow at least an afternoon. We can assist with Tour Guides & arrange a stop-off for a meal on the return journey back to the Costa del Sol.

RONDA

About an hour inland, the stunning town of Ronda straddles the 100m-deep (328ft) El Tajo gorge, with the old Muslim town (La Ciudad) and the newer town (El Mercadillo) connected by three bridges. One of them, the magnificent Puente Nuevo (New Bridge), is 200 years old. The steep cliffs and views of the stunning Serranía de Ronda make for a striking setting, and the historic town attracts many day-trippers from the coast. To make this excursion a full day trip we can take you to Estacion de San Roque Train Station near Algeciras where you will board the mountain train that winds it’s way to Ronda allowing spectacular views of the coastline (best to sit on the right-side of the train) arriving in Ronda some 1 hour 40 minutes later. We will then collect you from Ronda at a pre-arranged time & return you to the Coast.

GIBRALTAR

Looming like some great ship off the southernmost tip of Spain, the tiny British colony of Gibraltar is a heady compound of curiosities. To the ancient Greeks and Romans, it was one of the two Pillars of Hercules, set up by the mythical hero to mark the edge of the known world. Today, it's a little piece of the European continent populated mostly by Gibraltarians (of mixed Genoese, Jewish, Spanish and British ancestry), along with sizeable British and Moroccan minorities. Signs are in English but the languages spoken are English, Spanish and a curious mix of the two. Hence the saying “Talking Giberish”.

CORDOBA

At its political and cultural peak, Córdoba was capital of Al-Andalus, and the city today is both polished and provincial. Between mid-April and mid-June it's like colour-by-numbers, with beautiful blooms hidden behind heavy wooden doors and iron railings. The city's romantic history is embodied in its labyrinthine medieval quarter, which is the chief magnet for most visitors. Adjoining it is Cordoba's star attraction, the Mezquita mosque.

JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA

This city, boasts a variety of interesting attractions. It's famous worldwide for its sherry, it's the horse capital of the region, and it considers flamenco serious business. While the bourgeoisie grew fatter and richer from the fruits of the vine, gitanos (Romas) danced flamenco, creating the quickest and most festive form, buleria. Wine made Jerez rich, mainly from English traders satisfying their nation's taste for the local drop. These days, the town reeks of money, with fancy shops, well-heeled residents, and an old quarter filled with venerable mansions and beautiful churches.

TARIFA

Over the last 15 years Tarifa has become a magnet for international windsurfers. The beaches have clean, white sand, and thanks to the strong easterly and westerly winds that buffet the town almost all year, there are plenty of waves. Its tumultuous winds have brought the town renown and prosperity, both through the windsurfer trade and the forest of windmills that feed power into Spain's national grid. The constant gale can be tiring or invigorating, depending on your constitution but aids those wanting an even deeper tan.