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Dejan was waiting at arrivals and took us straight to our hire car. He checked my license, advised me to take a video of the car's condition, took my cash deposit and we were away in 5 mins.
Dejan was waiting at our chosen drop off point when returning the car. He gave me my cash deposit and was gone in a minute.
Overall, hassle-free experience.
So easy, very accurate.
I can only recommend it.
This was a small car rental but very helpful people! They reacted always very quickly. Late night service after a delay with our plane. We had a serious problem with the car on day 2 but they immediately came to give us a another car and fixed ours in a couple of hours. Highly recommended!
Everything went well, car was good, no hidden fees or pushed-to-buy insurances. Recommend
Nice. Good site must visit
Very good, was happy with the whole process
The car was very comfortable for our destinations. Small and easy to park. It was economic, easy to drive and we booked it in a good price with full insurance. Although I am a young driver (21 years old) the owner accepted to give us the car with no extra fees.
The owner of the car help us a lot for everything we want and we will prefer this car the next time we will travel here. We definitely recommend it!
The car owner was very professional, and his car was in excellent new condition. He was great to deal with and easily contactable. He was professional in dealing with the return and minor damage report. Very punctual with drop off and pick up.
Everything went smoothly and without any issues. Excellent communication with the staff.
I highly recommend it.
Fast pick up, didnt tried to rip off our deposit money for millimetre scratch, fast drop off. Car was clean, we didnt had to clean it before giving it back. Also fast replys from a rental company
I'm very pleased with the service. The support was friendly, the response time was quick, and the car was as described (the specific model I chose when booking was waiting for me at the airport). With full insurance, there's no deposit required and no credit card required. Quick car delivery and pickup without queues. I highly recommend it 👍🏻
The car rent company worker was friendly and everything was handled professionally. When I returned the car, they kindly took us back to the hotel. Car worked perfectly and all went well🙏👍
Nice car, perfect service! I would like to recommend your rental car company to my friends and wish to use your service again!
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The cheapest offer
Fiat Panda 2023
Manual · 5 seats
10 € 7,11 €/day -30%
The most expensive offer
Porsche Taycan 2019
Automatic · 5 seats
800 €/day
Pick the type that fits your trip and your budget.
The cheapest option and the easiest to park in old-town streets and tight city car parks. Good for one or two people with light luggage, and they have the lowest fuel bills of any category. Many models in this class are now hybrid or fully electric, which cuts running costs even further.
Popular for coastal drives along the Costa del Sol, the Costa Blanca and the Costa Brava, or a loop around Mallorca. They cost more than a standard car and the boot is small, so they suit couples and short trips more than family holidays. They also tempt anyone planning a longer run along the coast and over the border into Portugal or France.
More room for people and luggage, higher seating and surer footing on rough or mountain roads - the Picos de Europa in the north, the hills of inland Andalucia or the Catalan Pyrenees up towards Andorra. The trade-off is higher rental and fuel costs than a compact.
These cars can be hired with no deposit and no strings attached.
Opel Corsa 2023
Manual · 5 seats
39,23 €/day
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Opel Mokka 2023
Manual · 5 seats
46,40 €/day
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Opel Corsa 2023
Automatic · 5 seats
50,91 €/day
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Citroen C4 2023
Manual · 5 seats
53,46 €/day
Book nowThese cars can be paid for in cash when you pick them up.
Peugeot 308 2016
Automatic · 5 seats
42 €/day
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Hyundai Ioniq 2017
Automatic · 5 seats
42 €/day
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Peugeot 208 2019
Automatic · 5 seats
42 €/day
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Peugeot 2008 2017
Automatic · 5 seats
42 €/day
Book nowThe things that actually matter when you rent a car in Spain.
You pay at the desk when you collect the car, not before. At booking you leave only a small deposit, refundable on most cars, so if your plans change you can cancel and get it back with no penalty.
Many local suppliers ask for only a small deposit, and some none at all. Plenty of cars can also be booked without a credit card - you simply leave the deposit in cash when you pick the car up.
We line up small local firms next to the big international brands, so you see the real local rate and can pick the best deal, not just a familiar name. Once you have booked, that price is locked in - what you were quoted is exactly what you pay at the desk.
We work with local car hire companies across Spain - both large chains and small independent rentals. Every company passes our internal check before it appears here. The catalogue covers all classes, from compact city cars to SUVs.
Most people pick up their hire car at the airport - compare deals on arrival at every major airport, across the mainland and the islands.
A hired car is the simplest way to see Spain beyond the city centres - the coastal towns, the inland villages and the places buses reach slowly or not at all. CarHire ES compares prices from local suppliers and the big international names, so you rent at the real local rate rather than the first number you are shown. We cover the whole country - cities like Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia, and holiday spots like Malaga, Alicante, Tenerife and Mallorca.
The wording changes by country, the service does not. In the UK and Ireland people say car hire; in the US and much of the world it is car rental or rent a car. Whichever term you use, you compare the same suppliers and the same rates on this page, so search the way that feels natural to you.
Hidden fees and large deposit holds are the usual headaches. We flag the rates that let you pay on arrival with little or no deposit, so nothing big is blocked on your card. Whether you want a small car for a city break or something larger for a family road trip, you can compare options and book in a few minutes.
The range is wider than most people expect. A small hatchback for a week can cost around £80 in March but £250 or more in peak August - and on the Canaries or Mallorca, even higher.
The single biggest lever is timing: the same car on the same dates routinely costs twice as much if you leave it to the last week. Book in spring or October and Spain is genuinely cheap to drive.
The standard minimum is 21, though a few budget suppliers set it at 23 or 25 - check the car's terms before booking. Between 21 and 24, expect a young-driver surcharge on top of the daily rate.
There's no hard upper limit, but drivers over 70 may face an extra fee or be asked to confirm a clean record, so it's worth checking in advance.
At pick-up, the hire company freezes a security deposit on your credit card - the money isn't charged, just held until you return the car. The exact amount depends on the car class and cover level, and is shown on every listing before you book.
No credit card? Plenty of cars in the catalogue take a cash deposit at the desk instead, and some include full cover so nothing is held at all.
Both automatic and manual cars are available throughout the catalogue - you'll find a good choice of either at any major airport. Manual works out cheaper; automatics cost a little more.
In July and August automatics do book up early, so if that's what you need, filter for it and reserve as soon as your dates are set.
It depends on where you're going. Madrid, Barcelona and Seville have good public transport - a car in those cities costs you in parking and low-emission zone permits more than it saves.
Anywhere else, it's a different story. For the Costa del Sol, Andalucia's villages, the Pyrenees, or any of the islands, a car is what makes the trip work. On Tenerife or Mallorca especially, the best places simply aren't reachable without one.
Yes, but you need to declare it before you go - never just drive across without telling the hire company. For Portugal and France, most suppliers can add cross-border cover for a small daily fee, arranged at the desk when you collect the car.
Gibraltar is a different matter: it's a separate territory outside the EU and requires its own permit. Not all companies offer it, so if you're planning to visit, say so when you book rather than at pick-up.
At pick-up you'll need your passport, driving licence and booking voucher - the voucher can be shown straight from your phone. The licence must have been held for at least 2 years.
Visitors from outside the EU may also be asked for an International Driving Permit alongside their national licence. Some chains ask for it at the desk, others don't - safer to arrange one before you travel than to find out on arrival.
Yes. Set a different pick-up and drop-off location in the search and it becomes a one-way hire. Many routes across Spain have no one-way fee at all; others add a charge - either way, it's shown clearly before you book, so there are no surprises at the desk.
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