Car Hire Maderia gives drivers peace of mind. Cars come with a collision damage waiver, a vehicle theft waiver and liability cover. You can also reduce the vehicle excess so you never have to pay charges for having a crash thanks to our reimbursement excess policy. Rhino car hire Madeira prides itself on only ever charging the advertised, low cost rate. And there are no hidden charges at all to worry about.

Car rental Maderia starts at only 100 Euros per week. The road fund tax, the premium location fee, Vat local tax and airport surcharges are also included in your rental quote. Not only are our vehicles great value for money, but they give you the freedom to explore at your leisure. For cheap travel which gets you where you need to go on your business trip or holiday choose Rhino. We also have locations for Car Hire Faro Airport and Car Hire Lisbon Airport
 

Car hire Madeira is the most effective way to get around this island in the Atlantic Ocean, especially as it does not have a reliable public transport system. If you wait for the buses to take you between Funchal airport, Funchal and other parts of Madeira you might be waiting for a long time.
Madeira is famous for the wine which it produces, a sort of sweet sherry cum dessert wine. Madeira is in fact part of an archipelago of islands which have amazing foliage due to the tropical climate and amazingly fertile volcanic soil. Many people are willing to make the one and a half hour flight to get from the Portuguese mainland to Madeira. Not only does the island have incredible beaches but it has impressive mountains as well as a vibrant capital city.

Prices are very cheap here as long as you get self catering accommodation as it does not cost much to buy a week's food from the supermarket. Having a car is certainly a good idea if you want to explore all the exciting bits of coastline as well as the luscious interior. Cars can easily be collected from Madeira international airport which has a wealth of connections right across Europe and other regions. Booking ahead via the net will save you money. Just be aware that roads can be very steep and windy and gas stations may no be as regular as you would hope. Just stick to normal European rules of the road when driving.
 

Madeira is a top rate holiday choice because it is extremely cheap to visit and is unusual among European islands due to its mild sub-tropical climate.
The weather is ideal and the fact that Madeira is a volcano which emerges from the Atlantic Ocean means that the island is covered in lush vegetation.
Nowhere is this better seen than in the island’s stunning botanical gardens. The trip to them is an adventure in itself as you have to take a cable car from the city port which has you up into the mountains in a few minutes.
As the cable car rises through the mist, you could be forgiven for thinking that Madeira, with its red topped houses which sit among banana plantations, was actually Rio de Janeiro.
 

Once you have reached the botanical gardens prepare yourself to see an incredible array of plants and trees as well as amazing water features and architecture. There is plenty there to keep you occupied for hours but make sure you see the world’s oldest olive tree. Having been on the planet well before the birth of Christ, this gnarled old tree has surely seen some incredible things happen during its lifetime.

There are plenty of hotels in Madeira, but if you want to really experience the island at the best possible price you should stay in a holiday home. To be recommended is the Garajau Riviera villa, courtesy of island homes where the friendly owner who lives upstairs is always happy to show you around the island. The only drawback to this super romantic location with sweeping sea views is that it does not have its own pool. However, you can use the pool of the neighbouring hotel.

Having a car is absolutely essential in Madeira as the bus system is unreliable to say the least and taxis are expensive. Staying in a villa will save you a lot of money on eating out as groceries are cheap in Madeira.
Not only does the island have many beautiful beaches, but there are quite a few seaside clubs which have built freshwater swimming pools into the surrounding rocks. If you have children these are good places to take them as it is a friendly family environment and there are some small water slides too.

Finally, don’t miss out on the chance to explore the mountainous interior of the island. The summit stretches thousands of metres up past the clouds giving you stunning views across the island.