Spain offers many exciting routes for road trips. With an extensive network of pick-up and return points, you can choose almost any route and not have to worry about logistics.
Classic route: Madrid - Barcelona
One of the most popular itineraries starts in the capital of Spain and ends in the capital of Catalonia. It's the perfect way to experience the different facets of Spanish culture. Madrid will captivate you with its museums, architecture and nightlife, while Barcelona will surprise you with Gaudi's creations and Mediterranean atmosphere.
On the way, you can stop in Zaragoza, an ancient city rich in history, or stop in Toledo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The journey takes about 6 hours of pure time, but with stops, the journey can stretch over several days.
This route is especially convenient for those flying into one city and out of another. Madrid-Barcelona or vice versa are often cheaper than a round trip to one city. Plus you save time and get the most out of the experience.
Southern route: Seville - Valencia
From Andalusian exoticism to the Mediterranean coastline, this itinerary allows you to experience the real Spain. Start in Seville with its famous cathedral and Santa Cruz neighbourhood, drive through Cordoba with its mesquita, and stop in Granada for the Alhambra.
The route then takes you through Murcia to the coast of Alicante and Valencia, the birthplace of paella and the city of the future with its City of Arts and Sciences. This itinerary combines history, architecture, gastronomy and beach holidays. The perfect combination for a complete introduction to Spain.
This route is especially good in spring and autumn, when it is still or already warm in the south and you can enjoy comfortable temperatures on the coast. In summer, be prepared for the heat in Andalusia, but you can swim in the warm Mediterranean Sea.
Island adventures: Mallorca and the Canary Islands
Don't think that one-way hire is limited to the mainland. The Balearic and Canary Islands are also part of a network of pick-up and return points. This opens up entirely new possibilities for travelling.
In Mallorca, you can rent a car at Palma airport and explore the whole island, then return the car anywhere else on the island. Or start your journey in the port where you arrive by ferry and finish at the airport before flying home.
The Canary Islands are particularly interesting for road trips. Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote - each island is unique and worth exploring. With a well-developed network of rental points, you can plan your island trip as conveniently as possible.