Car Hire Torremolinos

Torremolinos is great for a relaxing beach holiday but for a greater selection of shopping, restaurants and nightlife hire a rental car and head into nearby Malaga. Your hire car can be fitted with sat-nav to prevent you getting lost - very useful if you decide to explore further afield. We have a wide selection of vehicles for you to choose from - book early to be able to take your pick. We can also add those little extras such as a child booster seat.

Torremolinos, Spain is situated on the Costa Del Sol and is the oldest and biggest resort on the Costa but still attracts thousands of visitors throughout the year due to its sunny climate and huge selection of hotels. 
 

Here is some useful information re :Driving in Torremolinos:

1. Driving Practices/Customs: Driving in Torremolinos is generally similar to driving in the rest of Spain. People drive on the right-hand side of the road. It's important to follow traffic rules and regulations, such as wearing seatbelts and obeying speed limits.

2. Road Conditions: Roads in Torremolinos are well-maintained, and the major highways are in good condition. 

3. Weather Conditions: The weather in Torremolinos is typically Mediterranean, with hot, dry summers and mild winters. Rain can be heavy in the winter months, so be cautious of slippery roads.

4. Tolls: There are toll roads in Spain, but there are no tolls on the main highway (A-7) connecting Torremolinos to other major cities. However, if you venture onto some of the nearby highways, you may encounter tolls.

5. Fuel Stations: Fuel stations are readily available in Torremolinos, and you'll find both unleaded (sin plomo) and diesel (diésel) options. Most stations accept credit cards.

6. Language on Road Signs: Road signs in Torremolinos and Spain are displayed in Spanish. In some tourist areas, you may also find signs in English.

7. Distance to Nearest Towns and Cities: Torremolinos is located on the Costa del Sol and is well-connected to other towns and cities. For example, it's about 15 kilometers from Malaga and 40 kilometers from Marbella.

8. Sightseeing Attractions: There are several attractions you can visit by car in the area, including Malaga's historic center, the Alhambra Palace in Granada, the picturesque village of Ronda, and the beautiful beaches along the Costa del Sol.

9. Pedestrianized Areas: Torremolinos, like many Spanish towns, has pedestrianized areas in the city center. Be mindful of pedestrian zones and parking regulations.

10. Clean Air Zones: There is not a clean air zone in Torremolinos. However, it's always a good idea to check for any recent changes or new regulations.

11. Emergency Telephone Number: In case of emergencies, dial 112 in Spain. This number can connect you to police, medical services, and other emergency services.

12. Nearest Airport: The nearest airport to Torremolinos is Malaga-Costa del Sol Airport (AGP). To get to Torremolinos from the airport, follow signs for the A-7 highway towards Torremolinos. The airport is well-signposted, and the drive is relatively short, taking around 10-15 minutes, depending on traffic.

Always remember to have your driver's license, insurance, and other necessary documents when driving in Torremolinos or anywhere in Spain. Road conditions and regulations may change over time, so it's a good idea to check for updates before your trip.