Car Rental in Menorca

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Pick-up location

Menorca, Spain - Balearic Islands

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Pick-up date

Drop-off date

Driver's country of residence is United States of America (USA) and age is 30-65

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Menorca Airport

Economy

Fiat 500 or similar

4
1
3
A/C
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per day

Menorca Airport

Mini

Toyota Aygo or similar

4
1
3
A/C
Man.

per day

Menorca Airport

Compact

Opel Astra or similar

5
2
5
A/C
Man.

per day

Menorca Airport

Intermediate

Volkswagen T-Cross or similar

5
2
5
A/C
Man.

per day

Travel Information

Languages

Spanish, Catalan, English, German

Currency

EUR

Drive on

Right-hand side

Country code

+34

Average car rental price

$35 per day

Average car rental length

6 days

Speed limit within town

30 - 50 km/h or 19 - 31 mph

Speed limit out of town

90 - 120 km/h or 56 - 75 mph

Acceptable limit of BAC

0.05%

Rating

9.2 / 10

Average gas price

$1.71 per liter or $6.47 per gallon

Lowest gas price

$1.54 per liter or $5.84 per gallon

Highest gas price

$1.93 per liter or $7.30 per gallon

Why rent a car in Menorca?

Menorca (or Minorca) is a great place to explore by car. It is smaller and less crowded than its bigger sister, Mallorca, but Menorca’s shoreline and nature areas are just as impressive - if not more so! For those looking for something more than just a beach holiday, Menorca also has many historic sites telling the story of the peoples who have inhabited the island since ancient times. Small distances mean that any point on the island can be reached within an hour by car from anywhere else on the island.

One-Way Car Rentals in Menorca

The most popular one-way rental options for pick up in Menorca and drop off in another city include:

From Menorca to Mallorca - 14 offers from $25.79 per day
From Menorca to Ibiza - 14 offers from $25.79 per day

Top ways to enter Menorca

Menorca Airport: Located just 4.5km (3 miles) from the island’s capital city, Mahon (Mao), Menorca Airport might be quite small, but it still handles more than 3.8 million travelers every year. The airport is a seasonal focus destination for the Spanish low-cost carrier Vueling and is also served by around 30 other airlines.
Palma de Mallorca Airport: Also known as San Sont Joan, it is the third-busiest airport in Spain after Barajas in Madrid and El Prat in Barcelona. The airport is a hub for six different airlines, including Air Europe, easyJet, Ryanair, and Jet2.com. Unlike the airports in Menorca and Ibiza, Palma Airport has a much higher proportion of flights that are active throughout the year and not just in the summer season. To get to Menorca, you can take a connecting flight or ferry.
Barcelona El Prat Airport: The primary airport of Spain’s second city, Barcelona-El Prat handled more than 48 million passengers in 2019. The airport hosts countless flights to and from destinations in Spain and the rest of Europe and also has connections to the Americas, the Middle East, and East and South Asia. From Barcelona, you can take a short connecting flight or ferry to Menorca.
Girona-Costa Brava Airport: A small international airport in the famous Costa Brava coastal region of Catalonia, Girona Airport handles around 2 million travelers every year. The airport is located about 90km (56 miles) northeast of Barcelona from where you can take a ferry to Menorca.
Valencia Airport: Serving the third largest city in Spain, Valencia Airport has flights by around 50 airlines, including low-cost carriers such as Ryanair, Vueling, and Volotea. There are both frequent flights and a ferry service between Valencia and Menorca.

It is possible to reach Menorca by ferry from neighboring Mallorca, Ibiza (with a transfer in Mallorca), and Barcelona and Valencia on the Spanish mainland. You can also reach the island via ferry from Toulon in France. It is a good idea to check the ferry schedule in advance as the service is more active during the summer months. Even if there are available ferries, ask your rental car provider if they permit bringing a rental car on a ferry and whether it’s allowed to pick up a rental car in one place (e.g., Palma, Barcelona) and then drop it off in Menorca. Some providers permit this, while others don’t. The best plan is to arrive on Menorca without a car and pick it up once you’re on the island.

City facts

Like the rest of the Balearic Islands, Menorca has a pleasant Mediterranean climate with very hot summers and mild winters. The average temperature is 29°C (84°F) in July, the warmest month, and 14°C (57°F) in January and February, the winter months. It is very dry from June to August, with practically no precipitation in July. October and November are the rainiest months.
Despite its popularity with tourists, the island of Menorca is home to many exotic and unique plant and animal species. If you’re a lover of nature, the best place to visit is the S’Albufera des Grau National Park on the island’s northeast coast — animals like Lilford’s wall lizards, two species of geckos, European pond terrapin turtles, and booted eagles can be spotted here.

Top sights and activities

Maó. Also known as Mahón, the island’s capital is best known for its picturesque port and attracts the largest number of tourists. But Maó’s long and varied history means there’s also plenty to enjoy in terms of architecture, from Roman and Muslim ruins and sites to a 15th-century Franciscan Monastery and 18th-century Georgian streets in the town’s center.
Ciutadella. The former capital of Menorca, Ciutadella is famous for its many ancient religious buildings, such as the Ciutadella Cathedral and the Sant Agusti Convent. With your own rental car (and a little walking), you can also reach the beautiful Punta Nati Lighthouse that’s located just north of the town center.
Son Bou. Located on the southern coast of the island, Son Bou is one of the most famous resorts on the Balearic Island. The longest beach in Menorca, it’s ideal for families as the water is generally calm, the white sand is soft, and it’s stationed with lifeguards in the summer months. Restaurants, bars, shops, and scuba diving schools can be found in the tranquil village behind the beach, and you can even use it as a launching point to walk the famous Cami de Cavalls.
Fornells and Platges de Fornells. The traditional fishing village of Fornells is the ideal spot if you love watersports, as you can find many tours, schools and excursions here offering everything from scuba diving to windsurfing. There’s also a lovely craft market on summer weekends. Just around the corner, you’ll find Platges de Fornells, a striking resort built in the 1980s but in a traditional Menorcan style. As with many north coast beaches, the sand here is golden red, and the landscapes are more rugged and wild.
Cuisine. This being Spain, Menorca is known for its delicious and locally specific cuisine that has some slight differences even from that of neighboring Mallorca. For millennia, the region has been a center of viticulture, and the local industry has experienced something of a revival over the last decade (if you’re done driving for the day, there is also the highly-rated Xoriguer Gin Distillery in Maó). Furthermore, the island also prides itself on the white Maó cheese, flaó cheesecake, and, naturally, seafood.

Traffic and parking

Speed limits - 50km/h (31mph) in built-up areas, and 90km/h (56mph) on most standard roads outside of towns.
The car’s documentation and proof of insurance always must always be inside the vehicle.
The driver and all passengers are required to wear seatbelts.
Children up to the age of 12 and measuring less than 135cm travelling in the front seat of a car must be seated in a child restraint system adapted to their size and weight.
Unnecessary use of audible warning devices (horns) is prohibited.
The legal blood alcohol limit is .05% (.5 g per liter) for experienced drivers and 0.25% (0.25 grams per liter) for novice drivers.
The emergency number is 112.

Toll roads

As of 2023, there are no toll roads on Menorca.

There is one toll road on the neighboring island of Mallorca, the MA-11. It starts at the island’s capital, Palma, and goes north to the town of Sóller. You can also take the old MA110 that is free of charge and offers a more scenic route, but takes about 30 minutes longer.

There are many toll roads on mainland Spain. They are called ‘carretera de peaje’ in Spanish. On maps and road signs, all toll roads have to include a letter P after the road type. The payment method may vary depending on the road, but most will accept cash. Regardless of the region, the average estimated price is €9.5 ($11.25) per 100km by car. See the official website for prices and more information.

Ideas for day trips

Monte Toro. The highest point of Menorca, Monte Toro offers truly stunning views of the island and the sea that surrounds it. You can drive up, and park at the car park to appreciate the views. Other points of interest here include a hilltop restaurant and a monastery that’s located at the summit. Monte Toro is near Es Mercadal, a town that has the most lively outdoor market on Menorca. Es Marcadal is 22km (13. 7 miles) north of Maó and can be reached in about 20 minutes.
Naveta d’Es Tudons. An impressive megalithic stone chamber and a burial site, Naveta was built by a culture that inhabited the island around 3,000 years ago. Mystery surrounds these people and their reasons for creating such a huge site, but that only adds to the immensity of the attraction. One of the most popular tourist landmarks in Menorca, Naveta d’Es Tudons is about 40km (24.8 miles) northwest of Maó and can be reached in 35-40 minutes on the main road
Líthica. A labyrinth, walls, and roads created out of a sandstone quarry near Ciutadella, Líthica is one of the strangest and most beautiful places in Menorca. Surrounded by botanical gardens that feature many of the island’s native plants, it is the perfect place for a long and relaxing afternoon outdoors. Located 44km (27 miles) west of Maó, Líthica can be reached in about 40 minutes.
Binibeca Vell. Although only constructed around 50 years ago, the village of Binibeca Vell was modeled on a traditional fishing village and therefore exudes a unique appeal not found elsewhere on the island. The maze of whitewashed houses only takes an hour or so to explore, but there are shops, restaurants, and kayaking excursions to tempt you into staying longer.

Most popular cars

The most popular rental car in Menorca is the Renault Clio, and many travelers also go for the Ford Focus and the Fiat Panda. The most popular rental car types are economy, compact, and mini.

Further destinations

Mallorca. The largest and most famous of the Balearic Islands, Mallorca is known for its beaches, fun nightlife, and all-inclusive resorts. But with a rental car, you can see more than just the tourist areas and visit the island’s mountains, national parks, and natural landmarks like the Drach Caves. While it is technically possible to bring a rental car on a ferry from Menorca to Mallorca, you should ask your rental car provider in advance if they permit it.
Ibiza. The smallest of the three main Balearic Islands, Ibiza is naturally known for its world-famous nightlife, DJs, and parties. Supremely scenic, Ibiza is also home to some of Spain’s most beautiful beaches and offers access to the jewel that is the little island of Formentera just off its southern coast.
Barcelona. With Sagrada Família and other impressive architecture by Antoni Gaudí, the fun La Rambla street that is the city’s beating heart, and Camp Nou, the home stadium of FC Barcelona that is one of the football temples of the world, Barcelona has an almost unmatched array of unique landmarks. More than 2,000 years old, but always youthful and changing, it remains one of the most interesting cities in Europe, and, indeed, the world. While it is possible to bring a rental car on a ferry from Menorca to Barcelona, you should ask your rental car provider in advance if they permit it.
Valencia. Spain’s third largest city is sometimes overlooked as a tourist destination - it doesn’t have the history of Madrid and Barcelona, and its beaches are not as famous as those of nearby Alicante or Costa del Sol. But that is a shame, because Valencia is a great place to visit - it has gothic churches with ceilings lined with frescoes, modern landmarks like the awesome City of Arts and Sciences complex, and the best paella in Spain. Relatively close to both Barcelona and Madrid, it would be a shame not to visit if you’re going to Mainland Spain. While it is possible to bring a rental car on a ferry from Menorca to Valencia, you should ask your rental car provider in advance if they permit it.

Car rental prices in Menorca

Convertibles - from $16 per day
Station wagons - from $21 per day
Large cars - from $21 per day
Medium cars - from $16 per day
Vans - from $32 per day
Small cars - from $14 per day
SUVs - from $18 per day

Money-saving and other tips

There are a number of things you can do to get a good rental car deal in Menorca. Start with:

Compare the rates of different rental car providers
Book your rental car well in advance
Plan your route before you go
Know your fuel and mileage requirements
Visit during the month when the rental prices are the cheapest. According to our data, visiting Menorca is the cheapest in January when renting a car is an unbelievable 85% cheaper than the yearly average. Come visit the Balearic Islands during the tourism low season and have the beach just for yourself!

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Nadine Maffre

Article reviewed and updated by Nadine Maffre, founder of Le Long Weekend — a travel site dedicated to helping you make the most of your European adventures. Whether you’re looking for the best beaches for a laid-back getaway, or the best place to stay for a city break, she’s been there, researched that, and has you covered!

Top 3 cities near Menorca

Mallorca from $3.46 per day

131.7 km / 81.8 miles away
Ibiza from $2.96 per day

268.7 km / 167 miles away
Formentera from $30.13 per day

272.4 km / 169.3 miles away

Top 20 locations near Menorca

Menorca Airport from $14.22 per day
Punta Prima from $28.92 per day

7.2 km / 4.5 miles away
Son Bou from $26.70 per day

13.1 km / 8.1 miles away
Santo Tomas

17.1 km / 10.6 miles away
Menorca Son Parc

18.7 km / 11.6 miles away
Cala Ratjada Downtown from $21.58 per day

67.4 km / 41.9 miles away
Cala Millor Downtown from $21.68 per day

78.2 km / 48.6 miles away
Mallorca Sa Coma

79.8 km / 49.6 miles away
Can Picafort Downtown from $21.30 per day

91.9 km / 57.1 miles away
Alcudia Downtown from $24.21 per day

95.3 km / 59.2 miles away
Puerto Pollensa Downtown from $24.28 per day

103.2 km / 64.1 miles away
Palma de Mallorca Airport from $3.46 per day

131.7 km / 81.8 miles away
Mallorca Playa de Palma from $28.58 per day

134.1 km / 83.3 miles away
Magaluf Downtown

150.1 km / 93.3 miles away
Santa Ponsa Downtown from $24.56 per day

154.3 km / 95.9 miles away
Santa Eulalia from $46.05 per day

249.4 km / 155 miles away
Ibiza Cruise Terminal

260.9 km / 162.1 miles away
Ibiza Airport from $2.96 per day

268.7 km / 167 miles away
San Antonio from $29.33 per day

270.7 km / 168.2 miles away
Formentera Port from $30.13 per day

272.4 km / 169.3 miles away

What is the cheapest month to rent a car in Menorca?

Car rental prices in Menorca vary by time of year. This graph shows the average prices per month to help you find the best time of year to rent.

Average rental costs per day in Menorca

$7.04

January

$7.39

February

$13.41

March

$13.34

April

$18.39

May

$27.25

June

$33.57

July

$39.05

August

$16.19

September

$10.58

October

$9.02

November

$11.93

December

The cheapest month to rent a car in Menorca is January (when prices average $7.04 per day). This is 59% cheaper than the yearly average and 82% cheaper than renting in August (when prices average $39.05).

This information can help you identify the low season. But these are only average numbers. How much your car rental will cost will depend on the type of vehicle you rent, how long you’ll rent it for, and how far ahead you book. Simply enter your dates in the form at the top of the page to see the exact prices.

What’s the usual rental length in Menorca?

How long travelers keep their rental cars for varies from month to month: in July, the average renter keeps their car for 7 days, and in February, they keep their car for 5 days.

Average number of rental days in Menorca

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What's the most popular month to rent a car in Menorca?

Based on the number of searches by our customers, the most popular month for renting a car in Menorca is July, and the least popular is January.

Monthly searches in Menorca by pick-up date relative to the average

January

February

13%

March

69%

April

143%

May

222%

June

228%

July

207%

August

198%

September

91%

October

10%

November

December

Car rental information

Car rental locations	20
Airport locations	1
Popular suppliers	Autos Menorca, Record-go, Owners Cars, Click&Rent, Ok Mobility
Popular car categories	Small cars, Medium cars, Large cars, Vans
Lowest price	$14 per day
Cheapest supplier	Click&Rent

Most popular car models of rental suppliers

Rental Supplier	Model	Doors	Luggage	Type
Record-go	Fiat 500	3	1	Small cars
Autos Menorca	Toyota Yaris	5	1	Small cars
Autos Menorca	Hyundai i10	5	1	Small cars
Autos Menorca	Seat Leon	5	2	Medium cars
Autos Menorca	Skoda Citigo	2	1	Small cars
Record-go	Opel Corsa	5	1	Small cars
Owners Cars	Fiat 500	2	2	Small cars
Owners Cars	Volkswagen T-Cross	5	2	Large cars
Autos Menorca	Seat Arona	5	3	Large cars
Autos Menorca	Opel Corsa	5	1	Small cars

Our customers' reviews

Because we want to make sure each review listed here is left by a real customer, we don’t have the option to post a review here. Instead, we ask each and every customer to leave a review after they return their rental car. This way, you know that all reviews are authentic.

United Kingdom

Opel Corsa

10/10/24

Photo 3 by Adelina T. about renting a Opel Corsa in Menorca (10/10/24)

Photo 4 by Adelina T. about renting a Opel Corsa in Menorca (10/10/24)

Portugal

Toyota Aygo

8/12/24

Beaches

United Kingdom

Toyota Yaris

7/10/24

Didn’t do many trips just enjoyed relaxing enjoying the scenery and eating some lovely restaurants

Canada

Seat Arona

10/17/23

Great swim in crystal clean beaches.

United Kingdom

Volkswagen T-Cross

9/15/23

Photo 3 by alan c. about renting a Volkswagen T-Cross in Menorca (9/15/23)

Photo 4 by alan c. about renting a Volkswagen T-Cross in Menorca (9/15/23)

France

Fiat 500

8/26/23

A beautiful island with great beach

Portugal

Hyundai i10

8/25/23

Nature sports.

United Kingdom

Renault Clio

7/27/23

The prehistoric parts of the island of Menorca are fascinating! The beeches seem to get full very quickly .

Photo 2 by Malcolm C. about renting a Renault Clio in Menorca (7/27/23)

United Kingdom

Seat Leon

7/12/23

We were in cala n porter a place we love

United Kingdom

Fiat 500X

6/10/23

We loved the Mediterranean climate and sea .. and the quietness of the Island

Spain

Hyundai i10

6/6/23

Not the best weather but the best place for natural beaches

United Kingdom

Peugeot 5008

5/13/23

Enabled us as a family to venture to different areas of the island.

Ireland

Toyota Yaris

9/28/22

I liked mostly the north side on Menorca (Fornell and the beaches near Cap De Cavalleria). Also Es Mercadal is a lovely place to stay. The archeological sites are very interesting. Mahon and Ciutadella are not too big and can offer a lot of opportunities for entertainment, food and shopping.

Brazil

Peugeot 108 Convertible

9/28/22

United Kingdom

Hyundai I10

7/27/22

Photo 3 by Paulina K. about renting a Hyundai I10 in Menorca (7/27/22)

Norway

Hyundai I10

7/12/22

Loved the car, and Menorca was a must see.

Netherlands

Hyundai I10

6/2/22

Good services, top information

Italy

Skoda Citigo 3d

9/3/21

It's absolutely nice to spent a visit on cala Galdana

Spain

Skoda Citigo 3d

8/16/21

Menorca is the perfect island to visit by car, as you can travel from one side to the other in under an hour. It's definitely worth it to see the different towns and villages, plus hunt for some of the most beautiful beaches.

Spain

Nissan Qashqai

8/26/20

A SUV is usefull when driving to some beaches where parkings or roads are not completely pavimented.

United Kingdom

Renault Clio

9/26/19

Best way to explore is by car.

United Kingdom

Nissan Micra

8/31/19

Visited Menorca a number of times over the years, so we really enjoy the island.We have stayed mainly in Es Castell which is lovely and once in Mahon which is a lovely town.Calesfonts in Es Castell with it's restaurants and bars is a very pleasant place to visit and pretty at night. We enjoy the beaches at Es Grau (Shallow water,no waves) and at Son Parc (Son Saura beach) which is also shallow for quite a distance.

United Kingdom

FIAT 500

7/27/19

Easy to drive on the island,roads are generally good condition with plenty of road signs.

Denmark

Citroen C1

7/1/19

Menorca is a very silent Island and very good atmosphere

United Kingdom

Opel Zafira

6/11/19

Love Menorca but unless you’re a 1 resort person a car is a definite requirement, otherwise you’ll miss out on seeing a beautiful island

United Kingdom

VW Polo

7/17/18

Beautiful Island with gorgeous tropical beaches

United States of America (USA)

Opel Corsa

6/24/18

Menorca is a beautiful island and while it's relatively small, you still need a car to fully enjoy and explore all it has to offer. We drove to Mao, Ciutadella, and many spots in between on both the north and south coasts. We look forward to visiting Menorca again someday.