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Boats and yachts in Cala Sa Calobra, the island of Mallorca

Car and van hire in Mallorca

Mallorca is the largest of the Spanish Balearic Islands, which also include Ibiza, Menorca and Formentera. July and August are the hottest months, but the weather in spring and early autumn is dry and pleasant, making it perfect for hiking and sightseeing. The island extends approximately 50 miles from one end to the other, but boasts 340 miles of coastline, formed by rocky coves with sandy beaches and limestone cliffs.

Rent a vehicle to explore the picturesque hillside villages, secluded beaches and breathtaking panoramic views of the rugged, spectacular western peaks of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Serra de Tramuntana. Enterprise Rent-A-Car's office enjoys an excellent location at Mallorca International Airport, so you can pick up your hire vehicle as soon as you arrive.

Our vehicles for hire in Mallorca

Whether you want to rent a seven-seater car for travelling comfortably as a family, a practical hatchback or a luxury vehicle, we can help you get started as soon as possible. Manual or automatic transmission? Petrol, diesel or hybrid? Whatever your preference, we have just what you need. If you need a GPS, a child seat or if you need to add another driver to the contract, just ask. We can offer you a solution that is tailored to your needs, so that you can explore the island in the greatest comfort.

Affordable car hire in Mallorca

Customers who book their hire car or van online with Enterprise can benefit from a 10% discount when they pay at the time of booking. You can access Enterprise's best car hire offers in Mallorca online. When you arrive at our airport office, Enterprise staff will have your reservation details to hand so that they can formalise the hire contracts as soon as possible and your holiday can start immediately.

Car hire at Mallorca Airport

Palma de Mallorca Airport is located just 5 miles east of the city of Palma, close to the town of Can Pastilla. Thanks to the island's popularity as a leading tourist destination, Palma is the third largest airport in Spain and one of the busiest in Europe. With easy access to the arrivals terminal and car park, staff at Enterprise's car hire office are happy to serve passengers arriving on domestic and international flights.

A winding mountain road between Palma and Valdemossa in the Tramuntana mountains

Discover Mallorca

Before heading out to explore the island, it's worth spending some time exploring Palma de Mallorca. Take some time to enjoy the atmosphere of the old town, with its narrow streets, the Gothic cathedral of Santa María dominating the horizon, the unusual circular castle of Bellver to the west of the city centre and the 11th-century Arab baths.

Leave the centre and head to some of the best beaches that the Mediterranean has to offer—perfect for water sports or just for sunbathing. For fabulous views, take the road to the Serra de Tramuntana, the mountain range that runs along the entire west side of the island, stopping at the beautiful villages that can be found along the way. These include Sóller, with its famous orange tram connecting the town to the port, Fornalutx, considered by many to be the most beautiful village in Spain and, on the south-west end of the island, Puerto de Andratx, with its glamorous yachts and luxury shops.

The famous orange tram that runs from Sóller to Port de Sóller

Mallorca for families

The island has 2 water parks, both a 20-minute drive from Palma. Aqualand El Arenal and Western Water Park offer a variety of water slides, wave pools and other activities for all age groups. The Palma Aquarium, home to more than 8000 marine animals, offers a fun and educational day out, where children can discover different varieties of marine animals and their habitats.

Children will love the 30-minute tram from Sóller, which takes you through the historic streets of Sóller to the coast, where you'll find a sandy beach and plenty of restaurants around the marina. On the other side of the island, you can visit the spectacular Drach Caves and Arta Caves. Small children may need to be carried, as excursions involve walking and climbing stairs, but the stunning stalactites, stalagmites and underground lakes are well worth seeing.

Mallorca even has its own theme park, the popular Katmandu Park in Magaluf, which is ideal for children of all ages, featuring a variety of attractions, swings and shows.

The beautiful beach of Cala S'Amarador in the Mondrago Nature Park in Mallorca, Spain

The best beaches in Mallorca

Cala Llamp and Cala Marmassen are located on the southwest coast, nestled between the sea and the cliffs. These coves are mostly rocky, so they are not ideal for families. However, the water is crystal clear and great for snorkelling and other water sports.

If you're looking for something a bit more child-friendly, with golden sands and shallow waters surrounded by nature, have a picnic and head to Cala S'Amarador on the south-east coast of the Mondrago Nature Park. Alternatively, head north-east to Cala Torta or Playa de S'Arenalet to find beaches that are off the beaten track, less crowded and therefore perfect for families.

For those interested in the "beach clubs", with sun loungers, gastronomic delights and drinks on-tap, the bay of Alcúdia and its many beaches on the north coast are the perfect place.

Driving through Mallorca

  • Priority rules: As a general rule, you must give way to vehicles on your right at junctions. On roundabouts, vehicles that are already on the roundabout have priority.
  • Speed limits are slightly lower than elsewhere, so pay attention to the signage.
  • Wearing a seat belt is mandatory in both the front and rear seats.
  • Children less than 135 cm tall must use a booster seat or an approved restraint system. If you need one of these restraint systems, you can reserve and pay for a child safety seat when you reserve your hire vehicle.
  • Using a mobile phone while driving is prohibited unless a hands-free system is available.

Parking

If you park in an area with discontinuous blue or green lines, you should buy a parking ticket from a machine. The colour green generally indicates spaces for residents. However, these spaces can be used by visitors as long as the correct fee is paid and the ticket is displayed on the windscreen. Parking is usually free on Sundays and bank holidays, but we recommend that you check the information on the machine, as this can vary by city and area.

Car hire services for companies

Here at Enterprise, we understand that our customers need flexibility when hiring a car or a van. To ensure that you have the best experience, we offer our car hire services to help you meet your customers' needs. 

For additional questions, please visit our main vehicle rental FAQs page.