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Car hire in Spain: ¡Arriba España!

Cheap car hire in Spain is ideal for exploring the beautiful Iberian Peninsula. This country offers a combination of sandy beaches, Mediterranean lifestyle, brilliant weather and a fascinating history. The classic holiday region is Andalusia, which is located in the south of Spain and includes the stretch from Almeria to Huelva - a great coastal road to drive along.

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Enjoy the vibe of southern Spain

A popular starting point for a holiday in Spain is Malaga. The town has a great vibe, and there’s plenty to see in and around. While in this region you can also head over to Nerja, about 42 km from Malaga, which has one of Europe’s best stalactite caves and the rough coastline of the Costa de la Luz, where you can indulge in all sorts of water sports.

Visit the buzzing Spanish capital 

Exploring Madrid or Barcelona with your hire car is also recommended. Madrid is situated on the Castilian high plateau and it is everything one would expect from a capital. This is also where the stylish Spanish señoritas stock up on the latest fashion. On Gran Via, you can find anything from posh local designers to international labels, so leave the hire car behind and shop until you drop. Tired feet? Then find rest in the shade of Parque del Buen Retiro, the green lungs of Madrid, featuring a romantic lake, countless sculptures, and a fabulous glass pavilion.
 

Rediscover the 'Art Capital' of the Peninsula

Barcelona is smaller in size, but by no means lacks appeal. The old city is full of young and creative people from all over Europe, making this one of the most fascinating cities on the continent. There is a wonderful energy day and night on 'Las Ramblas', where street artists perform and the fashionable do their shopping. A trip down to the marina is also recommended while in this hip city. In addition, the Sagrada Família Cathedral is one of the most recognisable buildings in the world. Few other cities have been influenced by a single architect as much as Barcelona has by Antoni Gaudí, whose art can be admired almost everywhere. Trying to view all of his work? Your hire car will come in handy.
 

The more tranquil side of Spain

Often overlooked, but a great region to visit is Galicia, which is situated in the north-west of the country. Mass tourism tends to stay away from here and life is just a little bit slower. Nothing reflects this like St. James’s Way, the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela and its famous cathedral. Some pilgrims walk for months, some just for a few days, but all of them follow the tranquil trail through stunning scenery. Definitely worth a trip while in the north of the Iberian Peninsula.