Compare Deals for Algarve Car Rental - Faro Airport Car Hire
Faro Airport, Algarve, Portugal
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On a well-deserved break from your work routine in the Algarve? Compare prices for cheap car rental Algarve & Faro Airport Car Hire from all available budget companies.
We cover international brands and many local agencies in the Algarve and Faro Airport. We compare the best of them all for a few days rental or long term hire if you are staying for a few weeks or more. There are many attractions on the coast and we provide access to car rentals at popular beach attractions such as Vilamoura, Tavira, Carvoeiro. Albufeira, Portimao, Lagos and more. Car hire in the Algarve is popular, so book early and rent a car to explore and discover the gems of this part of Portugal. |
There are a large selection car rental companies to choose from at Faro Airport and the towns in the Algarve: Thrifty, Sixt, Hertz, Europcar, Enterprise, Budget, Avis, Keddy, Goldcar, Interrent, Luzcar and more.
We search all represented Algarve Car Hire Companies to to get the best deals on Faro Airport Rental Cars, Lagos car rental and booking a vehicle at the resorts of the Algarve at Albufeira, Alamancil. Praia da Rocha, Tavira, Calviero, and many more locations using our comparison engine.
We charge no cancellation fees, if done 48 hrs in advance of pick up. There are no hidden extra's in our prices quoted.
Search for the best deal with the form above for you deal today and benefit from good prices with: mini car rentals, economy class cars for hire, compact, station wagons, estate cars, luxury car rentals, SUV rental, 7-seater hire, 9-seater minibus hire to suit your travel needs while on your break in the Algarve in Portugal.
We search all represented Algarve Car Hire Companies to to get the best deals on Faro Airport Rental Cars, Lagos car rental and booking a vehicle at the resorts of the Algarve at Albufeira, Alamancil. Praia da Rocha, Tavira, Calviero, and many more locations using our comparison engine.
We charge no cancellation fees, if done 48 hrs in advance of pick up. There are no hidden extra's in our prices quoted.
Search for the best deal with the form above for you deal today and benefit from good prices with: mini car rentals, economy class cars for hire, compact, station wagons, estate cars, luxury car rentals, SUV rental, 7-seater hire, 9-seater minibus hire to suit your travel needs while on your break in the Algarve in Portugal.
Car Hire at Faro Airport & Car Rental at Carvoeiro, Praia da Rocha, Alvor, Quarteira, Vilamoura, Lagos
Booking car hire at Faro airport makes it easy to get on your way and drive yourself to the Algarve on the excellent road system to get on with your holiday as soon as possible.
The alternative taken by many visitors to this popular part of Portugal is to use public transport, like rail or bus, having made an advance reservation to rent a car at their town of destination close to their resort or accommodation.
If you're looking to rent a car in the Algarve, there are plenty of options to choose from. Here are five of the best places to find a rental car in the area:
1. Carvoeiro: Rental cars can be found at the airport and at several major hotels in town.
2. Praia da Rocha: There are several rental companies located on the beachfront, both international and local.3. Alvor: A number of rental agencies can be found inside the town center, as well as on its beachfront.
4. Quarteira: There are several agencies located in the center of town, as well as on Praia da Vitória.
5. Vilamoura: The main rental agency is located just outside of town, while others can be found near the airport and on the beachfront.
If you prefer to rent car at the airport, you have a huge selection of companies to do a deal with.
A selection of Companies with rental desks at Faro Airport:
The Algarve is a very popular destination, for its beaches and sunshine, so don't run the risk doing your car hire reservation last minute or upon arrival because you will be disappointed when left high and dry for transport. At the very least, you will need to pay a much higher price for your car rental booking at the last minute.
Why not book your Algarve car hire or Faro and Airport rental cars now to avoid disappointment, using our rental car booking engine
The alternative taken by many visitors to this popular part of Portugal is to use public transport, like rail or bus, having made an advance reservation to rent a car at their town of destination close to their resort or accommodation.
If you're looking to rent a car in the Algarve, there are plenty of options to choose from. Here are five of the best places to find a rental car in the area:
1. Carvoeiro: Rental cars can be found at the airport and at several major hotels in town.
2. Praia da Rocha: There are several rental companies located on the beachfront, both international and local.3. Alvor: A number of rental agencies can be found inside the town center, as well as on its beachfront.
4. Quarteira: There are several agencies located in the center of town, as well as on Praia da Vitória.
5. Vilamoura: The main rental agency is located just outside of town, while others can be found near the airport and on the beachfront.
If you prefer to rent car at the airport, you have a huge selection of companies to do a deal with.
A selection of Companies with rental desks at Faro Airport:
- Avis, Budget and Payless (Tel: +351 289 810 120)
- Europcar (Tel: + 351 289 818 726)
- Hertz (Tel: +351 219 426 300)
- Guerin/Enterprise (Tel: + 351 289 800 883)
- Sixt (Tel: +351 289 247 595)
- Goldcar (Tel: +351 961 746 661)
The Algarve is a very popular destination, for its beaches and sunshine, so don't run the risk doing your car hire reservation last minute or upon arrival because you will be disappointed when left high and dry for transport. At the very least, you will need to pay a much higher price for your car rental booking at the last minute.
Why not book your Algarve car hire or Faro and Airport rental cars now to avoid disappointment, using our rental car booking engine
What to See and Do in The Algarve
Marina de Portimao, Algarve, Portugal
The Algarve is rich in culture and diversity. If you are looking for fast paced resorts or a calm tranquil setting either is attainable. The entire region is approx.5400sq km and is graced with over 100 different beaches.
If you are into nature the choices are many from the Ria Formosa to Monchique mountain, from Caldeirão mountains to Sagres cape, in fact there are over 30 hiking trails (as per official Turismo de Portugal guide books).There are over 30 courses dotted throughout the region.
Although the permanent resident population is under 500,000 people, the area receives more than tenfold that amount of visitors in tourism each year. The busiest times of year tend to be July/August. It is imperative that you make your Algarve Hotel booking and Algarve Car Hire in advance to avoid disappointment.
What to See and Do in The Algarve
Lagos - The old inner city inside the remnants of a protective wall. You'll find winding streets barely wide enough for small cars, quaint shops and wonderful restaurants. Portugal has an impressive history, and this is reflected in the surviving buildings in the marina town of Lagos. Take a break from the sun by visiting the cool, historic churches of Santa Maria of Misericrida, Santo Antonio and So Sebastio and then relax at the marina a great day out.
Loul - Many of Loul's most impressive buildings were destroyed in the Algarves great earthquake of 1755, but sections of the castle, dating back to the 12th century, remain. Loul is inland from the Algarve coast, so its a great opportunity to take a short drive inland particularly on Market Day, when the town is busy and full of life.
Faro - Most tourists fly into Faro and drive straight out to their holiday destination. Few bother to come back during their stay and take a look at the historic buildings and fascinating museums in the town. As the Algarves capital, there's a lot to see within its medieval walls, including the Roman-Gothic cathedral and the Infante Dom Henrique Museum. Get to Faro before your flight home to catch it at its best.
Sagres - At the most south-westerly point of Europe and is commonly known as the end of the world by locals. Its best to visit Sagres when the weather is good, but walking out to the rocks jutting into the Atlantic on a rainy, blustery day really makes you feel at one with the elements, and its worth the drive along the Algarve coast to get there.
Silves - The red stone castle. The road there is narrow and winds through some rural areas, but it is definitely worth a half day trip if you like castles. Silves is a beautiful historic town, with Phoenician, Roman and Moorish influences making it a great day out. It boasts what is probably the most intact castle in the area, and its cathedral was built on the site of a Moorish Mosque. Narrow streets and hidden cafes make Silves a real must visit destination.
Monchique mountains - a beautiful area covered by eucalyptus forests with wonderful fresh smell, small waterfalls in winter. You will find great hiking trails and unexplored quiet fields.
The view from the Foia peak is absolutely amazing, you can see both south and west coasts and even see the swell! Maritime adventure and sports such as wind surfing, kite and board surfing and boating are popular.
If you are into nature the choices are many from the Ria Formosa to Monchique mountain, from Caldeirão mountains to Sagres cape, in fact there are over 30 hiking trails (as per official Turismo de Portugal guide books).There are over 30 courses dotted throughout the region.
Although the permanent resident population is under 500,000 people, the area receives more than tenfold that amount of visitors in tourism each year. The busiest times of year tend to be July/August. It is imperative that you make your Algarve Hotel booking and Algarve Car Hire in advance to avoid disappointment.
What to See and Do in The Algarve
Lagos - The old inner city inside the remnants of a protective wall. You'll find winding streets barely wide enough for small cars, quaint shops and wonderful restaurants. Portugal has an impressive history, and this is reflected in the surviving buildings in the marina town of Lagos. Take a break from the sun by visiting the cool, historic churches of Santa Maria of Misericrida, Santo Antonio and So Sebastio and then relax at the marina a great day out.
Loul - Many of Loul's most impressive buildings were destroyed in the Algarves great earthquake of 1755, but sections of the castle, dating back to the 12th century, remain. Loul is inland from the Algarve coast, so its a great opportunity to take a short drive inland particularly on Market Day, when the town is busy and full of life.
Faro - Most tourists fly into Faro and drive straight out to their holiday destination. Few bother to come back during their stay and take a look at the historic buildings and fascinating museums in the town. As the Algarves capital, there's a lot to see within its medieval walls, including the Roman-Gothic cathedral and the Infante Dom Henrique Museum. Get to Faro before your flight home to catch it at its best.
Sagres - At the most south-westerly point of Europe and is commonly known as the end of the world by locals. Its best to visit Sagres when the weather is good, but walking out to the rocks jutting into the Atlantic on a rainy, blustery day really makes you feel at one with the elements, and its worth the drive along the Algarve coast to get there.
Silves - The red stone castle. The road there is narrow and winds through some rural areas, but it is definitely worth a half day trip if you like castles. Silves is a beautiful historic town, with Phoenician, Roman and Moorish influences making it a great day out. It boasts what is probably the most intact castle in the area, and its cathedral was built on the site of a Moorish Mosque. Narrow streets and hidden cafes make Silves a real must visit destination.
Monchique mountains - a beautiful area covered by eucalyptus forests with wonderful fresh smell, small waterfalls in winter. You will find great hiking trails and unexplored quiet fields.
The view from the Foia peak is absolutely amazing, you can see both south and west coasts and even see the swell! Maritime adventure and sports such as wind surfing, kite and board surfing and boating are popular.
Driving in The Algarve
A car is often the best way of seeing the Algarve, owing to the limited public transport services. Algarve Car Hire can be picked up at Faro Airport and in other towns and cities in the Algarve.
Most car rental companies stipulate a minimum driver age of 21.
Prices start from about €30 a day for a small car during the summer but can be as low as €5 a day outside the holiday season. There is often a wide range of cars to choose from.
The Algarve has a good network of roads, but be aware that some country roads are little more than dirt tracks. Roads are generally well maintained, however, road markings may randomly disappear (in this case stick to the right as far as possible - a favourite Portuguese habit is to overtake, still they are mindful.
After many years, the A22 (IP 1) motorway was finally completed in 2007, which goes from Bensafrim in the west all the way to Monte Francisco on the Portuguese/Spanish border. The Algarve, like the rest of Portugal and mainland Europe, drives on the right.
Petrol stations are found all over the Algarve. All stations will sell standard unleaded (95 RON) and super (97 RON) and diesel. Some stations sell LPG (GPL) as well. Unleaded petrol is known as gasolina sem chumbo and diesel gasoleo.
Petrol prices in Portugal are high in comparison to other European countries but the freedom of being able to enjoy all the Algarve has to offer and make the most of your time makes the slightly higher price worthwhile. Search and compare prices and make your Car Rental in the Algarve & Faro Airport Car Hire booking now at Car Hire International
Destinations Guide for the Algarve
Most car rental companies stipulate a minimum driver age of 21.
Prices start from about €30 a day for a small car during the summer but can be as low as €5 a day outside the holiday season. There is often a wide range of cars to choose from.
The Algarve has a good network of roads, but be aware that some country roads are little more than dirt tracks. Roads are generally well maintained, however, road markings may randomly disappear (in this case stick to the right as far as possible - a favourite Portuguese habit is to overtake, still they are mindful.
After many years, the A22 (IP 1) motorway was finally completed in 2007, which goes from Bensafrim in the west all the way to Monte Francisco on the Portuguese/Spanish border. The Algarve, like the rest of Portugal and mainland Europe, drives on the right.
Petrol stations are found all over the Algarve. All stations will sell standard unleaded (95 RON) and super (97 RON) and diesel. Some stations sell LPG (GPL) as well. Unleaded petrol is known as gasolina sem chumbo and diesel gasoleo.
Petrol prices in Portugal are high in comparison to other European countries but the freedom of being able to enjoy all the Algarve has to offer and make the most of your time makes the slightly higher price worthwhile. Search and compare prices and make your Car Rental in the Algarve & Faro Airport Car Hire booking now at Car Hire International
Destinations Guide for the Algarve