Car & Van Hire - Murcia

Enterprise offers a wide range of hire vehicles in its branch in Murcia to suit any journey and meet any need that may arise during your trip. If you're wanting to travel with your family through La Manga del Mar Menor or enjoy the views of the Sierra Espuña with friends, it's best to rent a five- or seven-seater MPV. If you're travelling solo or as a couple, however, an economic passenger car or a mini-type urban car is perfect for exploring the capital of Murcia and its surroundings.

Enterprise's Murcia branch has a long list of vehicles in its catalogue, with a range of daily rates to fit any budget. Enterprise offers cars and vans at affordable prices, all of which are efficient and maintained in perfect condition. What's more, looking beyond our high-quality vehicles and competitive rates, we offer other advantages, such as the offers associated with reservations made through the website and the possibility of saving money by opting to pay in advance. This means that choosing to rent a vehicle to meet your transport needs during your trip is advantageous in every way.

Enterprise also has a branch next to Murcia Airport (located in the coastal town of San Javier), on Avenida Bartolomé Paños Pérez. The airfield, a military base which is open to civilian traffic, has recently seen its passenger volumes increase due to more low-cost airlines operating from there. As a result, its services have improved. In particular, such services include the ability to rent a car as soon as you land—undoubtedly the best option if your plans include destinations other than the capital of Murcia or if you're simply looking to discover the coast before exploring the heart of the province.

If you're planning on leaving the capital, renting a car is essential to enjoy everything Murcia has to offer, from mountains to beaches and orchards. There's no shortage of interesting places to visit, especially if you're travelling in the spring or summer. On the one hand, you have the coast of La Manga with its beaches, salt flats, sandy areas, islands and protected spots. On the other, you have the mainland landscape, with iconic villages including Lorca and striking ravines such as those in Gebas, not to mention the natural landscapes of the mountains of Espuña and the park of El Valle y Carrascoy.

Due to the influx of visitors, the number of vehicles on the road in Murcia increases considerably over the summer season. It's also important to remember that Murcia is the provincial capital, so there will be a considerable amount of traffic. However, the distribution of the main roads allows for relatively smooth-flowing traffic and fairly easy driving at any time of the year, including in the summer. In any case, we recommend being extremely cautious in the summer due to the increased temperatures and the problems that can be caused by the heat.