Car Hire Lloret De Mar vehicles come with a full tank of petrol and a map allowing you to explore at your own pace.

Rhino cars, which only cost 15 Euros per day, have fully comprehensive insurance, a collision damage waiver, breakdown assistance, a vehicle theft waiver, unlimited miles and liability cover.

Our vehicles are perfect for either business or pleasure purposes and you can hire various luxury, executive, convertible and prestige cars to make a good impression. Book car hire Lloret De Mar today to avoid missing out.

Cheap Car Rental Lloret De Mar deals come from companies like Holiday Autos car rental, Hertz car rental, Alamo car rental, Avis car rental, Dollar car rental, Auto Europe car rental and Sixt car rental.

Rhino staff can meet you as soon as you arrive at Lloret De Mar and give you the car keys so there is no delay to your journey at all.

Lloret De Mar attracts thousands of tourists every year who are looking to soak up the sun and to help them we offer convertible cars and cars with sun roofs.

Car rental Lloret De Mar is an excellent choice for family holidays and we offer child seats with your booking.

Good family orientated cars with lots of seats and luggage are the Ford Focus station wagon automatic, the Peugeot 207 station wagon and the VW Touran seven seater. Luggage racks are also available as optional extras for our customers.

Most vehicles have air conditioning, central locking and power steering and our some of them have sun roofs and Cd players too.

Lloret De Mar Mini Guide

The Costa Brava, Spain begins at Blanes and winds its way up to the French border. The resort of Lloret de Mar is jam packed with a very long beach and the coast's greatest concentration of hotels, all brimful of packaged people, most of whom come to drink something a bit stronger than a cup of tea.  There are plenty of bars, cafes and restaurants so there is plenty to keep you entertained throughout the day and evening through to the early hours of the morning. 

Just north of Lloret is Tossa de Mar which is one of the prettiest towns on the Costa Brava.  Its Visa Vella is a maze of alleys, stone and whitewashed houses, embraced by a 12th century crenellated wall and towers - is a National Historical Monument.  Besides the three village beaches, intimate pine and cork shaded groves are within easy reach. 

The next town to the north, Sant Feliu de Guixols, was once a major cork exporter now prides itself on a pretty Passeig Maritim and its 11th century Porta Ferrada, a Mozarabic remnant of a long-vanished monistery.