Car Hire Andorra lets you drive around this European country in the Pyrenees at leisure.

It is also the cheapest and most relaxing way to navigate this tiny country which is situated at the mountainous border between France and Spain.

Rhino car hire Andorra is perfect for travellers on a tight budget as our prices start at only per day. These prices are fully inclusive and you will never have to pay for any hidden costs.

Cheap car hire comes with fully comprehensive insurance including liability insurance as well as a collision damage and a vehicle theft waiver. Young, old or unsure drivers may wish to try our new insurance option which stops you from ever having to pay excess charges – all for only a small up front cost.

Car Rental Andorra can be booked in advance so that when you arrive at Andorra all you have to do is pick up your vehicle.
Choose from German cars such as Mercedes Benz and Volkswagen, Japanese cars such as Honda and Mitsubishi and French cars such as Renault and Peugeot. These makes and models (and many more) come in all sizes and colours, and you can choose from manual and automatic cars.

Alternatively many people like to drive to Andorra from the nearby Catalan capital of Barcelona or the city of Toulouse in France.
If you plan on making a one way journey inquire about the possibility of having different pick up and drop off points if that is more convenient. You can also take advantage of our unlimited mileage offer to really enjoy all the sights along the way when making this continental journey.

We guarantee that you will not find cheaper car rental Andorra anywhere else, and if you can we will match it. Because Rhino searches the web for deals from companies such as Europcar, Auto Europe and Holiday Rentals we always keep abreast of the best offers.

Car rental Andorra is a particularly good choice for family holidays and we offer MPV’s and smaller cars which are perfect for family holidays. Child seats are offered with your rental so be sure to specify whether you need one when making your online booking.

Andorra Mini Guide

The land consists of high valleys carved out by glaciers and drained by tributaries of the Balira, which itself flows into the Segre river in Spain. It mountain peak reach heights between about 1800 and 3000 m (about 5900 and 9800 ft), and the scenery, which looks rather like the Swiss Alps, is spectacular. Cold winter and mild sunny summers add to the principality’s attractions.

About 6 million tourists come here every year to ski in the winter, walk in the mountain in the summer - and take advantage of the duty-free goods on sale. Indeed, tourism and the duty-free trade are Andorra's principal source of income - along with revenues from the sale of postage stamps and from advertising on its radio station, Radio Andorra, which broadcasts throughout Europe.

Because of substantial immigration in the 1960s and 1970s only about one-third of the population of 49 500 are now native-born Andorrans. The official and most used language is Catalan - it resembles Provencal and is also spoken in north-eastern Spain and the adjoining area of France - but French and Spanish are also common.