Ibiza, Menorca, Majorca Car Hire

Compare SUV, MPV, estate car and minivan hire in the Balearics. Book your rental car on the islands of Ibiza, Menorca and Majorca (or Mallorca).

Spread across all three islands, we can offer these suppliers:- OK Cars, Interent, Goldcar, Atesa, Valls, Ownercars, Hiper, Europcar, Record and Centauro.

Rates included mileage, breakdown. CDW and insurance.

Driving in the Balearics

Young drivers

Drivers from age of 18yrs can booked a car (use Flizzr), but local surcharge will apply. From age 19yrs, Interrent come into play, but still pay extra on arrival. Flizzr have youngest age at 23yrs, where no surcharge. Clean, full licences must be held for at least a year.

Special Offers

Keep a look out for Hiper and free extra driver, Centauro with GPS on some models, and Goldcar with Zero Excess (not all islands).

We cater for all group sizes, with a good selection of MPV and Minivans. Rent the ever popular Ford Galaxy, a roomy 7 seater for hire. If you like prestige cars, then select from our luxury range. This includes Volvo, BMW and Audi convertible. Try to avoid booking your vehicle at the last minute

The Balearic Isles

The Balearics consist of Ibiza, Mallorca and Menorca, where all islands offer a mixture of beaches, night life, quite villages, beautiful landscapes, mountains and all of them should be on your itinerary.

Ibiza

San Antonio is the capital of this heady island, that has a reputation for it's nightlife. However Ibiza does also offer an ideal holiday for the less lively among us, as many a quiet beach resort.

Majorca

Rent a holiday auto at Palma Airport and drive yourself to say, Magaluf or Palma Nova. Then pop back later to Palma, park you car and wander around the old town and take in the cathedral, town square and side street for shopping.

Later in the day, drive up into the mountains for afternoon lunch. Leaving after dark makes the drive back, shall we say interesting, on the winding mountain roads.

Menorca

You will most likely visit here, by landing atMahon Airport is where most holiday makers hire their car, to explore the quietest of the three islands.

The port of Mahon is worth a visit as it is a busy place, as fishing boats and ferries from the other islands, make their way around the harbour. This part of Spain can be rugged, so we advise an SUV type vehicle if you intend to explore all the nooks and crannies.

Going to the Spanish mainland next? Then compare our discounted vehicle rates..

17th January 2025

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