How to find a cheap car hire deal in Lanzarote
Pick up a cheap rental car in Lanzarote for around $149 a day and hit the road happy. We do the hard work for you by searching the best home providers, making it easy to compare prices and book.
$28 is the cheapest daily price you'll find for a home in Lanzarote.
Planning a longer trip and want to explore beyond the main attractions? $195 is the lowest rate for a weekly home.
Here's your clue on when to book. Around one week in advance gives you better odds at securing the best price on a Lanzarote car hire.
Make sure you know exactly what coverage comes with your Lanzarote car hire. Some suppliers include a collision damage waiver (CDW), while others offer it for an additional fee.
Booking a one-way car hire can be the key to finding a deal. Simply check 'Return car to a different location.' Providers sometimes have to move vehicles between branches, which means you can snag some fantastic one-way prices on a car for rent in Lanzarote.
Avoid those steep refueling fees by choosing a ride with a 'Fair fuel policy.' Start your journey with a full tank and return it the same, and only pay for what you actually use.
Explore without limits by picking a home with 'Unlimited mileage.' Located under the 'Policies' filter, it means you can go as far as you like with no extra cost.
Best value car hire options right now
You get the best value with this company, with average prices at $64 a day.
Offering daily rates of around $122, this provider comes in next.
The third option won't stretch your budget either. You'll pay roughly $107 a day with this supplier.
The Compact home category is a dependable pick if you can't decide which wheels are right for you. It's also the most commonly booked car type in Lanzarote.
Flying to Lanzarote? Think about an airport pick-up
If you're flying into Lanzarote, be on your way quicker by picking up a car hire at Lanzarote Airport. The drive from this airport to the city centre is around 6 kilometres and takes about 10 minutes.
Compare car hire types in Lanzarote
Small: Whether you're zipping around busy cities or taking a short trip, this car category offers big value in a small package. Including mini and economy classes, you can look forward to excellent fuel efficiency and easy handling.
Medium: Not too small, not too big, this is the just-right ride you need in your life. Typically including compact and intermediate cars, they offer a mix of interior space and fuel efficiency and are good for small families and couples.
Large: Offering a more comfortable ride and enhanced tech features, this Lanzarote car hire category includes full-size cars. With larger back seats and plenty of storage space, they let you load up and transport everyone, and everything, with ease.
SUV: When wanderlust strikes, an SUV is ready to roll. It's your perfect road trip buddy, ready for highways, country roads, and anything in between. These sports utility vehicles also come with extra space and advanced safety features.
Van: Choose this vehicle category when you need a car for rent in Lanzarote that can handle the heavy stuff. Typically featuring commercial vans and trucks, they're made to carry more, whether that's supplies, baggage or big groups.
Insurance and optional extras
Excess insurance covers the fee you'd have to pay if your Lanzarote car hire is stolen or damaged. While not compulsory, it helps cover you in a tough spot. Keep in mind that not all insurance policies are equal, so make sure you understand exactly what's offered.
Make your trip smoother when you rent a car in Lanzarote by adding a few handy extras. Think things like a navigation system to make wrong turns a thing of the past, or reverse cameras that upgrade your parking game.
Good to know
To rent a vehicle in Spain, you usually have to be at least 21 years old. Some places may allow younger drivers to rent vehicles for a higher fee, so carefully review the policies before confirming your booking.
Add a car seat to your Lanzarote car rental booking if you're bringing the kids. Rules can change from one location to another, but using a child seat suited to their size, age and weight is always the safest option.
Come prepared to make pick-up quick and easy. You'll generally need your physical driver's license (no copies) and another form of photo ID. Also bring a credit card with enough available balance to cover the deposit. If extra documents are required, they'll be listed in your booking.
Spend some time getting acquainted with your home. Fix your seat and mirrors, find the lights and blinkers, and get comfortable with its handling before you set off. And don't forget to stay on the right side of the road in Spain.
Keep within the local speed limits. Usually that's around 20kph in built-up areas and 110kph or so on highways, unless signed otherwise.
The blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit in Spain is 0.05%. Because alcohol affects everyone differently, it's best to skip drinks entirely so you remain legal to drive.
Around 9am is one of the busiest times to be on the road in this destination. Try to avoid rush hours if you want a smoother run.
The euro (EUR) is the currency you'll be using for day-to-day purchases and activities. Use cards when it's convenient, but carry a little cash for places that don't accept electronic payment.
Best hotels in Lanzarote for drivers
Spend less time hunting for a parking spot and more time enjoying your stay at Casa de las Flores - Hotel Boutique Lanzarote. About 8 kilometres from central Lanzarote, it comes with parking, luggage storage and internet access.
Los Lirios Hotel Rural - Adults Only also works well for a trip built around driving. It features parking, along with Wi-Fi and a lobby bar. Make this your base and you'll be roughly 10 kilometres from the city centre.
Need more ideas before you book? Browse the selection of hotels in Lanzarote. You can narrow things down with filters — try 'Parking,' 'Outdoor parking,' or 'Valet parking.' If you're driving electric, there's also an 'Electric vehicle (EV) charging station' filter.
After you've found a car hire deal in Lanzarote and your hotel, it's time to plan where to go first. Mirador Risco de Famara, La Woerden Volcano and Montaña Teneza are a memorable introduction to what the city has to offer.
Hit the road: Where to drive to from Lanzarote
Around 64 kilometres south of central Lanzarote, Puerto del Rosario easily earns a place on your itinerary. Steer straight toward can't-miss sights like Parque Escultórico Puerto del Rosario and Casa-Museo de Unamuno.
You'll be well looked after at Hotel El Mirador de Fuerteventura and La Casita, two comfortable accommodation options with parking in Puerto del Rosario.
Alternatively, pick up your cheap car hire in Lanzarote and drive around 56 kilometres southwest to La Oliva. Featuring Parque Natural de Corralejo and Grandes Playa de Corralejo, its attractions make a strong case for visiting.
Got a little fuel left in the tank? Motor on to Santa Lucía, about 225 kilometres southwest of Lanzarote. From Ventanas de Santa Lucia de Tirajana to Mirador de Las Tederas, your journey will end on a high note.
