Car Hire Gran Canaria Meloneras

The Islands are undoubtedly the best destinations to visit with a rental car. Transport networks are not extensive or effective (although there are exceptions), and the most beautiful corners of the Islands are usually those in which public transport does not lead you.

That is why the best option is to book car hire in the Canary Islands. Choose from a wide variety of rental cars, all with air conditioning, of course, and with the possibility of automatic transmission. You have from rental cars smaller, cheaper and more manageable to SUVs, family up to 8 seater cars and super luxury cars. With Specialty Rent-a-Car rentals are all without fee for cancellation or change of reservations, and all come with insurance included. Do not hesitate and book your rental car the Canary Islands. You can do so online or by calling our free central of reserves in the 0800 801 801

Collection points and requirements for car hire in the Canary Islands

You can pick up your car in almost all the Canary Islands: car rental Tenerife, la Gomera, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote and la Palma; at the airports and the most important for each one of them.

What requirements you must meet to perform car rental with us?

Mainly have to follow three rules: being over 21 years (and bear in mind that, depending on the provider, can they loaded you a plus for young driver if you are between 21 and 25 years), have a valid in Spain driver's license and be the holder of the credit card with which you make the reservation. We are sorry, but the providers do not accept debit cards. You should also take into account that, as the rest of the companies, you will be charged a deposit at the beginning which will return when you bring back the car healthy and save.

On the Canary Islands...

The Canary Islands are the distant and exotic archipelago of islands that always nice weather and are much closer to Africa than from Spain. : D This archipelago is one of the 17 Spanish autonomous communities and has a population of 2 million inhabitants, although the vast majority of the population is concentrated in two of the 7 Islands that make up: 43% Tenerife and Gran Canaria with 40%. The rest of the Islands, however, are very tourist destinations, although they do not have a high population, filled both the summer and winter tourists looking for good weather. These islands are Las Palmas, La Gomera, Fuerteventura, El Hierro and Lanzarote.

• Tenerife car hire: is the largest island 7 and the most populous of Spain. We highlight its stunning Carnival and the large difference between the North and the South of the island of Tenerife. North: more green, more rain, more "Spanish", southern, more more sunny desertico more conclusion and hotel chains more "guiri"
• Gran Canaria: the second largest of the Canary Islands, also has other islets that surround it La Graciosa, Alegranza, Montaña Clara, Roque del Este, Roque del Oeste and Lobos island. Most sights of the Islands are: Maspalomas with its ecosystem dunes, Rico, which is a beach articial created in the 1960s; Puerto de Mogán and Meloneras.
• The Palm: was the third island of the Canary Islands (El Hierro, and Lanzarote) that UNESCO concedión the title of biosphere reserve. La Palma is not an island of mass tourism, there are no large hotels and is a quiet island. Germans make up 80% of the tourist housed in cottages or apartments.
• La Gomera: is the best preserved ancient traditions, in fact, still continues to use the gum Silbo, a language in which the Islanders communicate with whistles using only their mouths and their fingers. Also the artisans of the mud work as did it previously, and local dances have not changed their hectic pace since its inception, centuries ago.
• Iron: this island is developing a plan promoted by the Ministry of development to make it the first island world pumped only and exclusively from renewable energy sources.
• Rent a car Lanzarote: this island has been a huge change in the past 30 years. He went from being an underdeveloped island of fishermen and farmers, a tourist power that is home to more than 2 million tourists a year. Sub-desert climate and volcanic landscapes, but impressive beaches that make L