Car Hire Murcia is the cheapest, most convenient and most comfortable way of getting this city and surrounding region of Spain.

Our customers are totally catered to with fully comprehensive insurance and an unlimited mileage offer among other benefits.

We also offer a breakdown assistance service so you can get the help of mechanics free of charge in the unlikely event that something goes wrong with your car.

Choose car hire Murcia today and you will not be disappointed as our prices start at just 14 Euros per day.

Be sure to book Rhino Car Rental Murcia in advance to get the car you want.

The booking process could not be any easier and all you have to do is fill out a few particulars such as your driving licence number to pick up your car as soon as possible. You should however be aware that there are some major endorsements which might prevent you from renting one of our vehicles, so make sure to read the terms and conditions section carefully.


Rhino car rental Murcia is available at the lowest possible prices and we have economy cars, four by four vehicles, hybrid cars, prestige cars, luxury cars, convertibles and multi purpose vehicles. So whatever kind of vehicle you are looking for Rhino car rental has the right make and model for you.

Because the convenience of the customer is important to us Rhino offers different vehicle drop off points from Murcia to other locations in Spain in case you want to make a one way journey.

The Spanish region of Murcia lies on the river Segura in South Eastern Spain.

Rhino car rental Copenhagen uses the latest encryption technology to make sure that your online booking is made as safely and securely as possible.

The low Rhino car rental Murcia price includes the premium location fee, the airport surcharges, the VAT local tax, and the road fund tax.

There are also a number of optional extras to choose from such as child seats, ski racks, snow tires, luggage and snow chains as well as sat nav systems.

Murcia Mini Guide

Murcia can rival any other city in Spain for its architecture and the beauty of its beaches and parks.

It is the capital of La Manga and lies in the south east of Spain on the Costa Brava.
The fine, warm weather makes this a good place to grow vegetables and also attracts holiday makers who want sun, sand and the allure of the Mediterranean sea.

Murcia has more than 300 days of sunshine a year and it rarely rains there. However, the weather can fluctuate with severe heat in the summer and  frosts coming in the winter.

It is thanks to the Moors that the crops have grown so well in Murcia. After the Iberians and the Carthaginians had lived there, the Moors set up a complex system of irrigation which still serves the land well today.


Murcia's central low lying plain is known as the Huerta, which means orchard or vineyard, because of its fertility. The city has mountains rising up all around it and is built on the banks of the Segura River.

With just under half a million people, Murcia is the twelfth largest metropolitan city in Spain.
 
It has fantastic churches and monuments, many of which were built during the boom in the silk trade which the city experienced during the 18th century.
There are masterpieces of the Baroque style of architecture within the city, none more impressive than the towers of the Cathedral of the Diocese of Cartagena. It also has marvelous examples of Gothic, Neoclassical and Rococo styles of architecture.

The center of the town is a pedestrian's paradise as there are areas which are designated solely for walking.  The Traperia goes from the cathedral to the former market square Plaza de Santo Domingo. It has a lavish casino decorated in the Moorish style and a patio which has been based on the Alhambra Royal rooms in Granada.

The Plateria, or silver street, is where the silver goods used to be traded by the Jewish community and is also well worth taking a stroll along. Murcia is a very good place to visit as much of its economy is geared towards tourism and entertainment with a high proportion of museums, theaters, cinemas and restaurants in the city.

There is no airport in Murcia so your best bet is to fly into Alicante airport and rent a car for the scenic trip of around 75 kilometres south along the Costa Brava.