Car hire Las Palmas costs as little as €15 per day and this low cost rate is fully inclusive.

Our prices are so cheap because we search companies such as Auto Europe, Avis, Alamo rent a car, Budget car rental, Dollar rent a car, National, Enterprise, Hertz, Holiday Autos, Sixt and Thrifty car rental to find you the cheapest deals. Book well ahead of time to be sure of getting the vehicle you want.

All our vehicles come with a full tank of gas and a map so you are ready to start your adventure straight away.

A Sat Nav is a popular request when booking car hire Las Palmas. The last thing you want to do is get lost on holiday or be late for an important business meeting.

Car rental Las Palmas is cheapest and most comfortable way to see this Canary Island. We have all sorts of cars to suit your needs including manuals, automatics, four by fours, multi purpose vehicles, family cars, economy cars, prestige and luxury vehicles.

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is one of the largest cities in the Canary Islands. Having car rental Las Palmas gives you the freedom to explore it at your own pace.
   
Car rental Las Palmas includes fully comprehensive insurance, liability cover, a vehicle theft waiver and a CDW. For a small price up front you can also get a special insurance option to avoid ever having to pay charges by reducing your excess to zero.

Not only is car rental Las Palmas cheap but it is excellent value for money.

Ours cars come with breakdown assistance so that you can get help 24 hours a day if you have any mechanical problems.

There is also an unlimited mileage offer at no extra cost. With Rhino car rental Las Palmas you will never have to cut another journey short.

Just choose which type of car you want, where you want to collect if from, and the dates and times you want it for and we will give you an instant quote.

It is even possible to select different pick up and drop off points for car rental Las Palmas if that is more convenient.

Las Palmas Gran Canaria Mini Guide

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is the largest city and chief port of the Canary Islands.

A lively bustling city with many roles and a commercial centre.  This is where Columbus stayed on his first voyage of discovery.  The best place to start is the Port which is always a hub of activity . Across the narrowest point of the Isleta Peninsula, the great beach of Las Canteras stretches 1.5 miles along a boulevard with shops, restaurants, bars and hotels.  Almost directly opposite the port is the the Santa Catalina Park.  Other beaches are El Corte Ingles, Las Alcaravaneras,  and there is the Parque Doramas, which is a green oasis with huge palms and fountains.

Not only is Las Palmas de Gran Canaria the largest city in the Canary Islands, but it is also one of the biggest cities in Spain, the country to which territory it belongs.

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is a city built on the beach and the main Playa de las Canteras is a popular place to go and hang out, or get an ice cream to cool yourself down.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is pleasant to look at with some fine old buildings such as the Catedral de Santa Ana which is fairly hard to miss when you take a walk through the city centre.
Meanwhile the Plaza Santa Catalina is a good place to get a drink at a bar or café and watch the world go by. The nearby Santa Catalina Park hosts the annual WOMAD music festival. You may wish to plan your journey to coincide with this or the stunning Easter carnival.

You should have no problem arriving at Las Palmas de Gran Canaria as it has a large modern airport which is served by flights from all over Europe and Scandinavia. Picking up your Rhino hire car from the airport will save you having to wait for public transport and lug your baggage about in the hot weather which attracts so many people to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

It is also easy to reach Las Palmas de Gran Canaria by boat from mainland Spain or the other popular Canary Islands such as Tenerife and Lanzarote. Once you have arrived you will find Las Palmas de Gran Canaria easy to drive around as it is well served by major roads referred to as the GC 1, GC 2, GC 3 and GC 4.

That said, make an effort to void driving during peak hours when Las Palmas de Gran Canaria residents will be driving to work. Should you do that you will be pleased to find that the price of petrol is a bit cheaper than on main land Europe and there are no toll roads. Parking is not always easy or cheap but the roads are well sign posted even if there are quite a few one way roads. Still, parking and walking around the city centre will serve you well.