Search for car hire in Lanzarote
Our great prices include
- Free cancellation and amendments
- Third party liability insurance
- Collision damage waiver
- Vehicle licensing fee
Want to book by phone?
0203 318 6960
Our team is here to help 24 hours a day,
7 days a week.Best value car hire from top brands
Key facts for hiring a car in Lanzarote
-
Car hire locations
There are 9 car hire locations in Lanzarote, and the most popular is Lanzarote Airport.
-
Average temperatures
Coldest month: January (17°C)
Warmest month: August (25°C) -
Not to be missed
A ferry trip to the tiny island of La Graciosa.
-
Time difference
GMT + 1
-
Currency
Euro (EUR, €)
Hire a car in Lanzarote
Despite being known for its holiday resorts, Lanzarote is an oasis for adventure seekers.
The island’s mixture of pristine beaches, volcanic beauty and architectural highlights makes it an aesthetically pleasing destination. And with an abundance of top-notch restaurants, hotels and cool landscapes, it is worth looking beyond pre-packaged vacation tours.
Car rental in Lanzarote – the numbers
Frequently asked questions
Q. What is the most popular rental length in Lanzarote?
A. Seven to eight days.
Q. When is the most popular time to rent a car in Lanzarote?
A. August.
Q. What's the best value car hire brand in Lanzarote?
A. Goldcar is the cheapest car rental brand in Lanzarote, offering cars from just £3 per day.
*Based on easyCar real booking data.
Fast facts
Cheapest month / most expensive month | Average cost per day of car hire in Lanzarote |
---|---|
June | £7.60 |
December | £15.20 |
Car type | Average cost per day of car hire in Lanzarote |
---|---|
Mini | £10.10 |
Economy | £11.30 |
Compact | £15.20 |
Embrace nature
Trekking Farma Cliffs
Located away from the resorts on the northwest coast of Lanzarote, Farma beach is best known for its surf and stunning 500 meter high backdrop of rock walls. But where the cliffs meet the sea, a series of hiking trails will give you a different perspective of the coastline.
A guided tour can take you from the town of Ye, lead you to La Corona volcano and on to the highest point of Farma Cliffs. Walking along the edge of the cliff provides stunning views of the Chinijo Archipelago and Farma Beach from above.
If you’re interested in something a little more thrilling, you can hang glide over the cliffs to get a birds-eye view of the spectacular landscape.
Natural phenomenon
Los Hervideros
Translating to boiling pots, this off-the-beaten-path attraction will remind you of nature’s power. Walk along the cliff edge and see where a past lava flow created a collection of caves and blowholes in the volcanic rock side. A great trip to combine with Charco de Los Clicos.
Charco de Los Clicos
Here, the crater of an extinct volcano forms an unearthly looking lagoon. Known as the Green Lagoon, its vibrant colour comes from the algaes within the pool contrasting with the blue sky and surrounding black sand beaches of El Golfo.
Cave of Los Verdes
Is one of the longest volcanic tunnels in the world at 6km long, it was formed around 4000 years ago, after the eruption of Montana La Corona. Referred to as the Green Caves, the waxy contortions of the colourful cave rocks are thoughtfully lit for visitors.
easyCar customer reviews for car hire in Lanzarote
“Website really easy to use and very quick to get the car hire price you are looking for.”
“Straightforward process to book plus competitive rates.”
“Good service, easy to follow web site I will use easyCar again.”
Book your car hire now
Book by phone
0203 318 6960
Volanic Lanzarote
Timanfaya National Park
Take in otherworldly landscapes at Timanfaya National Park, one of the most bizarre yet spectacular scenes on earth. Solidified lava flows create extraordinary formations while intensely hot temperatures bubble just below the surface. You’ll feel like you’ve just taken a trip to the moon.
Also known as the Fire Mountains, a series of continuous eruptions during the late eighteenth century destroyed the island’s best farmland, leaving hundreds of colourful volcanic cones in its place.
The natural viewpoint at Montaña Rajada gives you uninterrupted views of the rolling lava fields, stretching to the sea. Although you can’t explore the area by yourself, you can opt for a bus tour, camel safari or free guided walking tour around the park.
Hidden secrets
The work of locally born artist and architect, César Manrique, is scattered about the island. One of the most notable and influences in the development of Lanzarote, Manrique took an ecological approach to building his visionary projects. He united art with nature to create a feeling of harmony and much of the island’s outstanding aesthetics is in thanks to his skill.
You can learn more about Manrique and immerse yourself in his style by touring sites including the Cactus Garden, the Jameos del Agua, as well as his former home.
The ultimate Lanzarote road trip
-
Lanzarote Arrecife AirportACE
The only airport on the island of Lanzarote.
-
Car hire pick up point
Can be found on the ground floor of Terminal 1.
-
Playa Quemada – 18km
A local beach, less crowded than the popular beach resorts like Playa Blanca.
-
Papagayo Beach – 32km
Sheltered by cliffs and hidden amongst a volcanic hillside, it is one of the finest beaches.
-
La Garita – 29km
Neighbouring the village of Arrieta, the south end of the beach is ideal for surfing.
-
Caletón Blanco – 40km
With sparkling clear water, this is a good spot for snorkeling.