car hire palma
Book cheap car hire in palma quickly and securely online with holiday autos, the experts in palma car rental.
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what do our prices include?
no hidden extras
Unless otherwise stated in the 'important information' section, all prices are fully inclusive of:- Unlimited mileage
- Third party insurance.
- Collision damage waiver liability. This covers you for damage to your hired car in the event of an accident, except where negligence is proved.
- Theft waiver.
- Airport surcharges
- Bail bonds (where needed).
- All local taxes except Australia where taxes are paid locally by law.
guide to palma |
history things to see Public beaches in the area include Playa Nova (about a 30-minute drive from downtown Palma). Other popular beaches include those in the village of Ca’n Pastilla, as well as those at nearby El Arenal. Palma also caters to bikers, with most roads featuring special bike lanes due to the activity’s popularity. C'an Picafort, Alcúdia, and Port de Pollença are all relatively flat areas on the north coast, and the best for biking. Palma Airport, also known as Son Sant Joan Airport, is just eight kilometers from the city centre, with several car hire companies offering on-site pick-up. shopping nightlife |
car hire in palma
holiday autos makes palma completely accessible with our extensive car hire coverage, with a number of hire car locations available throughout majorca, car rental with holiday autos couldn’t be easier.
Delivering award-winning, great value car hire for over 20 years, and backed by many travel industry awards, booking with holiday autos is fast, easy and secure. Choose from a vast range of cars in every location including most major airports. Our palma rental prices are also fully inclusive with no hidden extras, and are backed with a best price guarantee.
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Palma de Mallorca, the capital of Spain’s Balearic Islands, gained distinction in its early history as a major trade port between Africa and Europe. All manner of calamity set in the ensuing centuries: civil strife, epidemics, drought, and famine all served to undermine the area until tourism took hold in the 1950s and catapulted Palma to prominence in the region. Today, millions descend on Palma’s beaches every year, and resorts now crowd the coastline.