Car Rental in Palma de Mallorca

The diversity of Mallorca is its greatest charm, and to enjoy it to the fullest, it's key to choose the right car. We help you find the perfect vehicle for your island adventure, whether through the mountains or along the coast.

For a romantic adventure through the Tramuntana. If you're traveling as a couple, a compact car is your best ally to explore the stone villages of the Serra, like Valldemossa or Deià, where the streets are narrow. For an unforgettable experience, choose a convertible and feel the breeze as you drive along the spectacular road to Sa Calobra or Cap de Formentor.

For a family vacation on the coast. With family, space is fundamental. An SUV or family car will give you the necessary comfort for all the luggage, umbrellas, and children's toys. It will be your ideal companion for spending the day on extensive beaches like Playa de Muro or discovering the famous beach of Es Trenc.

To explore the island with friends. If you're a group, the most practical and economical option is a 7 or 9-seater vehicle. You'll travel together, split costs, and have plenty of space for suitcases or even sports equipment if you're coming to cycle or hike. Let your only concern be deciding which cove to visit next!

Palma is a fascinating city, but Mallorca's true soul is found on its mountain roads and secret coasts. To discover it, you need the freedom to explore without schedules. We recommend renting a car if your plan is:

Bathing in postcard coves away from the crowds: A car is your passport to the island's most spectacular beaches, which would be almost impossible to reach otherwise. Dare to take the winding road descending to Sa Calobra, find turquoise paradise at the famous Caló des Moro, or relax in the tranquility of Cala Tuent, at the foot of Puig Major.

Touring the Serra de Tramuntana, a World Heritage Site: Drive along one of Europe's most impressive routes. A car allows you to get lost in stone villages like Valldemossa, Deià and Fornalutx. You can stop at every viewpoint, discover hidden monasteries, and reach the lighthouse at Cap de Formentor to enjoy a sunset you'll never forget.

Living the most authentic Mallorca in its markets and wineries: Escape the tourist areas and immerse yourself in local culture. With your car, you can visit the traditional Wednesday market in Sineu, buy crafts at the Inca market, or trace your own wine route through the wineries of the Binissalem region, tasting the island's native flavors.