Car Rental Menorca: No Deposit, No Credit Card

The best way to rent a car in Menorca through FindYCar

Driving experience on a paradise island is much closer than you might think. Here’s what you need to do to rent a car in Menorca:

1. Browse as many offers as possible and find the best price.
2. Book now. Select extras and add a few details.
3. Confirm your reservation with a deposit. The deposit can be as little as 20% or as much as 100%.

Location

• You are free to specify any place you like to pick up your vehicle (This could be a city, airport, or delivery)
• Enter the start and end dates of the rental and perform a search.

Booking

• Choose a car and add additional services (insurance, no deposit)
• Book a car through our website and make the payment online
• You will receive an e-mail voucher with the rental company’s contacts and pick-up instructions.

Pick-Up

• When picking up the car, you will need to present your voucher, passport, driver’s license, and a credit card (if a deposit is required)
• Sign the rental agreement, pick up the car, and enjoy your trip.

Cheap Car Rental Menorca: Best of FindYCar

The quieter Balearic sister to party-mad Ibiza and resort-packed Mallorca charms visitors with its unspoiled beaches and laid-back Mediterranean pace. This UNESCO Biosphere Reserve protects over 200 pristine coves and traditional whitewashed villages that feel worlds away from mass tourism. The island attracts families seeking calm turquoise waters and travelers who prefer gin distilleries and fresh seafood over nightclub chaos.

It stretches only 50 kilometers end to end, but its best beaches and hidden treasures are scattered across winding rural roads that buses rarely reach. Here’s why car hire in Menorca transforms your island experience:

• Over 200 pristine calas (coves) dot the coastline, and the most beautiful ones, like Macarella, Turqueta, and Pregonda, require driving down narrow lanes.
• The Camí de Cavalls coastal trail has multiple access points, perfect for hiking sections, then driving to the next trailhead.
• Mahón in the east and Ciutadella in the west are both worth exploring, and having transport means you can visit them at any time.

Discover the best trip this summer with FindYCar and its features (no deposit, additional insurance, for cash, guaranteed model, no credit card, and much more). Book now.

What’s the price of car hire Menorca?

The island’s small size and fewer tourists mean rates for car rental in Menorca stay reasonable, though summer demand still pushes them upward. Here’s what you’ll actually pay:

• Economy: €24-€42 per day
• Mid-range: €48-€76 per day
• SUVs and minivans: €83-€118 per day
• Luxury: €123+ per day

There is no need to spend all that money; smart travelers know how to work the system. Here are a few tricks that help you beat the game:

• Compare prices
• Book now with FindYCar
• Skip unnecessary add-ons (extra services)
• Look for long-term car rentals.

Here’s how to compare the price:

Table of rental prices for popular cars in Menorca by season

⚠️ Disclaimer. The table shows approximate prices for renting popular cars in Menorca. Prices are for low and high season and include car reservations without a deposit or credit card.

Renting a car in Menorca: What documents do I need?

It’s best to have some of these documents with you while driving:

• Driver’s license
• Passport or ID
• Credit card or booking voucher (optional).

Traffic Rules

Local roads are quieter than those on the mainland, but the island has its own quirks, including narrow rural lanes and wandering livestock. Know these essentials before renting a car in Menorca:

1. Drive on the right lane only.
2. The blood alcohol limit is 0.5 ppm for most drivers; 0.3 ppm for those with less than 2 years’ experience.
3. Speed limits: 50 km/h in towns, 90 km/h on rural roads, and 100 km/h on the main Me-1 highway.
4. Single-track lanes with passing points are common in the countryside, so slow down and be ready to reverse.
5. Everyone buckles up or faces fines of up to €200.

Parking

Blue zones demand payment: expect €1-1.5 per hour in Mahón and Ciutadella, payable through meters or the ORA app.

Green stripes are resident-only territories that guarantee a fine, while white lines are where you can get a spot for free.

Gas Stations

Fuel stops close early outside main towns – many shut by 8 PM and stay closed Sundays, so fill up before exploring remote beaches.

Diesel runs about €1.45-1.6 per liter, while unleaded costs €1.55-1.7.

Toll Roads

The island doesn’t charge a single euro for using its roads.

Drive the Me-1 highway or any country lane without worrying about barriers or tickets.