Car Hire Spain

September 2, 2014

Car hire in Spain. We compare prices from Spain’s leading car hire companies in over 300 different destinations. Our car rental rates always include unlimited mileage and all necessary taxes and fees. Use the search engine below to find cheap car hire in Spain.

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Car hire in Spain

We offer a wide range of car hire in Spain, ranging from small cars that best suit a couple traveling alone on holiday, to large family cars like SUV`s or minivans where the whole family can travel together. Whatever you need, we have a rental car that will suit you well.

Driving an automatic car hire in Spain is a great way to explore the country, and rentacarbestprice.com makes it easy for you to hire a car with automatic transmission. An automatic transmission gives far greater ease of driving as you are unencumbered by constantly using the clutch and as you shift gears.

Tired of been charged exstras? We offer all inclusive car hire in Spain. Our rates are all inclusive with full cover, no excess and no deposit, meaning that you don’t have to leave a deposit when you pick up the car. We can offer all inclusive rates with a number of our suppliers, so you avoid the uncertainty of how much you’re actually going to be asked to pay when you arrive at the desk. No deposit will be required and you’ll know the exact figure that you’ll have to pay for the hire when you make your booking.

How about making your holiday a little more special and treat yourself with some luxury? Experience the fresh air, the wind in your hair and enjoy the most beautiful monuments with a convertible car hire in Spain. A good selection of convertible cars from many different car hire companies means that we have a convertible for you regardless of budget, ranging from economy to luxury class. Renting a convertible is a fun and stylish way to experience many of the sights throughout Spain.

Spain you explore best in a rental car, and if you need 7 or 9 seater car hire in Spain, it is cheaper to rent than two small cars, as well as savings on gasoline costs etc. With a seven or nine seater car, it will allow bigger families or golf groups to travel together so nobody misses day trips to the beach or other adventures in Spain. Book you car rental early, because all 7 and 9 seater cars are highly requested, with limited availability. This is especially true for Easter and the summer months between June and September.

There is nothing better than renting a luxury car on an exotic island in Spain, or driving down the coast and visiting Spain’s best sights. We have many luxury rental cars and sports cars throughout Spain, at train stations, airports, ports, and in the city that make it easy to drive in style across Spain. Through us you can access top luxury cars from famous brands like BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Range Rovcer, Ferrari, Porsche, Maserati, and Jaguar to name a few.

Car hire Tips Spain

If you need a rental car for your stay in Spain, it’s easiest to book it for pickup when you arrive at the airport. Then you can easily return it when you return to your home country, and you do not need alternative transport to and from the Airport. In most cases, this is less expensive than using small local suppliers in Spain.

Always order as early as possible. In high season there is a battle for the rental cars in Spain. This means that prices will be higher. If you book on the internet as early as possible, the chance will be great for getting a car rental at a much cheaper price than by booking when you arrive in Spain. Check your car rental price in Spain by using the form above.

After ordering, confirm the confirmation email you receive by email. You must bring this with you when you pick up the car. In addition, you must bring credit card, passport and valid driver’s license.

Please read carefully the contract from the car rental company before signing. Is it in Spanish, so ask for it in English. In particular, check with insurance, deposit, and fuel conditions.

Once you have received a key and will pick up your rental car in Spain, take a tour around the car and check for bumps, broken lights, and scratches. Take photos and videos of the rental car in use so that you can document the condition of the car when you picked it up and return the car after use. Also read why you should take pictures and videos of the rental car in use

Spain short guide

Car hire Spain

Spain with approximately 40 million inhabitants covers an area of 504,782 km2 and is the largest country on the Iberian Peninsula (Pyrenees peninsula). In the north, Spain borders with France and Andorra – and in the west of Portugal. Otherwise, the country has a long coastline on the Mediterranean Sea in the west and south – and the Atlantic Ocean in the west (south of the Bay of Biscay) and south (west of Gibraltar). Of the Spanish territories outside the Iberian peninsula is Canary Islands located in the northwest coast of Africa and the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean Sea is mentioned.

There are several large mountain areas in Spain. The largest and most well known are the Pyrenees in the north and the Sierra Nevada in the south (where the highest mountain on the Spanish mainland – Mulhacén (3478 m.) is located).The Spanish plateau dominates or the interior of the country, while both the east and west of Gibraltar’s long stretches of sandy beaches (including Costa del Sol and Costa Blanca) – which has made these areas into the most popular tourist areas in Spain – if you look away from the Canary Islands and Balearic Islands.

The climatic conditions in Spain varies greatly, but can be roughly divided into three main types: Along the coast in the east and south is the Mediterranean climate with dry, hot summers – while along the west coast is the Atlantic coastal climate. The rest of the country is characterized by a continental interior climate.

The capital of Madrid is located on the Spanish plateau, and is also the country bigger city (3.2 million inhabitants – and approx. 7 million in the metropolitan area).Other major cities are Barcelona , Valencia , Sevilla , Zaragoza and Malaga .

Traffic and Driving Tips Spain

Foreign drivers can drive in Spain with their National driving permits and International driver licenses no longer than six months. After this term, foreigners must obtain Spanish driver licenses.

Non-residents can apply for tourist registration plates; this allows foreigners to drive in Spain with their registration plates for six months per year (for private using only). In the case of the first offence, visitors will be given five days to start the car registering process. Customs will be informed. In the case of the second offence outside of those five days, if visitors don’t have proof of the registry process has started he/she will be fined. Customs will be informed and the vehicle will be taken to your residence and clamped.

Speed Limits:
– on motorways – max 120 km/h, min 60 km/h
– on dual carriageways – 100 km/h
– on single carriageway roads – 90 km/h
– in cities and towns – 50 km/h.

Rules to know:
– Blood alcohol levels are 0.5 mg of alcohol per millilitre of blood, 0.3 for new drivers.
– Driver license, ownership or rental car documents, and insurance (third-party insurance) must be carried while driving.
– Minimum driving age is 18 years.
– Seat belts are worn by drivers and all passengers in front and back seats.
– Two warning triangles and reflective vests for all occupants must be in any car all the time; they must be used in case of accident or car problems.
– First-aid kit and fire extinguisher are recommended
– Drivers must aid accident victims if they are the first on the scene.
– Cell phone may only be used with hand free device, but it is not allowed to have earpiece attachments.
– Using of screen-based navigation systems is prohibited.
– Children under 12 years of age must sit in the back seats of a car.
– Children and babies must use appropriate (age, weight) safety seats.
– Headlamp converters are required.
– Replacement bulb set is recommended.

Car hire at Airports in Spain

Spain’s largest airport is Barajas International Airport in Madrid – but also the Barcelona International Airport (El Prat) and Alicante Airport has a lot of traffic.

Lanzarote Airport
Malaga Airport
Alicante Airport
Barcelona Airport El Prat
Bilbao Airport
Badajoz Airport
San Sebastian Airport
Fuerteventura Airport
Girona Airport
Granada Airport Federico Garcia Lorca
Ibiza Airport
Almeria Airport
Leon Airport
Las Palmas Airport Gran Canaria
Madrid Airport Barajas
Menorca Airport
Murcia Airport San Javier
Melilla Airport
Asturias Airport
Palma de Mallorca Airport
Pamplona Airport
Reus Airport
Santiago de Compostela Airport
Santander Airport
Salamanca Airport
La Palma Airport
Seville Airport San Pablo
Tenerife Airport
Tenerife North Airport
Tenerife South Airport
Madrid Airport Torrejon
El Hierro Airport
Vigo Airport Peinador
Vitoria Airport
Valencia Airport
Valladolid Airport
Jerez Airport
Zaragoza Airport
La Gomera Airport
Lleida Airport Alguaire
Logrono Airport Agoncillo
Castellon Airport Costa Azahar
Teruel Airport

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