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Rent a car in Spain and take off on an environmentally responsible tour of the beautiful cities of Almeria, Mallorca, Murcia, and Roquetas de Mar!
The immaculate beaches of Mallorca, the historic sites of Almeria, the lively culture of Murcia, and the charming coastal town of Roquetas de Mar will all be explored by our green fleet during an amazing voyage.
Thanks to our low-emission, energy-efficient vehicles, you can enjoy the beauty of these locations while reducing your carbon footprint. To make your trip to Spain not only unforgettable but also ecologically conscious, pick Green Motion for affordable rates and a dedication to sustainability. With Green Motion, you can plan your environmentally responsible journey now and ride towards a more optimistic and sustainable future!
In Spain, like most of Europe, driving is on the right-hand side. Drivers must carry a valid driving license from their home country, and depending on your nationality, an International Driving Permit (IDP) might be required as well.
The general speed limits in Spain are 50 km/h in urban areas, 90 km/h on country roads, and 120 km/h on motorways. These limits are strictly enforced, with speed cameras and fines for violators.
Parking regulations in urban areas are strictly enforced, and illegal parking can result in fines or having your vehicle towed. Look for blue zones (zona azul) where you can park for a set duration after obtaining a ticket from a nearby machine. In many Spanish cities, there are also underground or secured parking garages, which can be a safer and more convenient option for tourists.
When traveling through rural areas or smaller towns, be mindful of narrower roads and less frequent road signage. Spanish drivers are known for their assertiveness, especially on highways, so always keep to the right lane unless overtaking and use signal lights well in advance of making a turn or changing lanes.
If you need help while in Spain, don't hesitate to contact our office. In an emergency, the national emergency number is 112.
I picked up my rental car from Murcia Airport and everything was great!
This was my first time renting a car in Spain, and Green Motion was a great choice.
I can 100% recommend Green Motion!
I got geat service, and some tips for my stay in Roquetas de Mar.
I hired a car few times from Green Motion during my stay in Almeria, Spain. Each time was a great experience!
Can a foreigner rent a car in Spain?
Yes! You can drive a rental car in Spain, if you have a valid driver's license and passport. U.S. citizens need to have an International Driving Permit (IDP). If you have any questions about necessary documents, please contact us!
Which countries driving licence is valid in Spain?
All driving licences, which are issued in any EU country, and in the European Economic Area (EEA – Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway) are valid for driving in Spain – as long as they are current. U.S. citizens will need the IDP (International Driving Permit).
Is driving in Spain easy?
Yes, it’s generally easy to drive in Spain, especially if you’re used to driving on the right side of the road. Main roads are in good condition, and there are not too much traffic in the motorways.
Do I need car insurance to rent a car in Spain?
Yes, you do. It is is a legal requirement in Spain, but we take care of that and tell you more about it when you rent a car.
How do you pay tolls in a Spain rental car?
When driving a rental car in Spain, you can pay tolls either manually at toll booths using cash or a credit/debit card, or electronically using a Via-T device if the rental car is equipped with one. The Via-T device allows you to pass through tolls without stopping, and the charges will be billed to your rental agreement. If your rental car doesn't have a Via-T, you'll pay at the toll booths and should keep receipts for your records. Always check with your rental company for specific toll payment options and any associated fees.
