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What is it like living in Mollina for expats, can it be boring.
Is the bus service good or will we need a car.
What is the shopping like.
Is the weather cold with being inland.
Any information would be appreciated.
We've just bought a Portuguese bungalow at Flamingo Park, at Fuente de Piedra. There are a number of restaurants in Humilledero and with small supermarket and also in Mollina. Be aware most places close for Siesta and aren't open on Sundays. If you're thinking of Saydo Park it's a long walk into Mollina from there you'll be walking along a busy road..... We got back on Tuesday and it was quite cool at night warming up nicely in the daytime. If you go onto the ALSA website (alsa.com) you can see the bus services. Hope that helps!
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