Costa Adeje car rentals

Costa Adeje has well-maintained roads and generally favourable driving conditions, as the climate is hot to temperate most of the year. If you want to explore the whole island of Tenerife from the Costa Adeje, you will find good, drivable roads leading to remote and scenic locations, such as the Monumento Natural de Montana Amarilla or the Valle de Aribba. This means that you do not need to hire a larger vehicle, such as a 4x4, or a vehicle with extreme weather or off-road capabilities. A small, compact, or standard rental car will be absolutely fine for driving in the majority of places around Costa Adeje. A convertible would also be a great option to stay cool in Costa Adeje’s sunny climate.

When you rent a car in Costa Adeje, there are a few local driving customs that you should be aware of. However, like the UK, drivers do drive on the right in Tenerife, so this can make adapting a lot easier. One thing to be aware of when driving in Costa Adeje is that local drivers will often not signal when they plan to turn. They will, however, signal if they plan to slow down or pull over. You should also be aware that flashing amber lights are in place in built-up areas to remind drivers they are in a pedestrian zone. These lights should not be mistaken for traffic lights, and you do not need to stop for them.

In order to hire a car in Costa Adeje, you must be over the age of 21. You must also be able to provide a valid driver’s licence and photographic ID, such as a passport, when you go to collect your vehicle. You should also carry some form of photographic ID with you when you are driving around, as you may be required to present this if you are pulled over for a random breath test or any other query relating to your vehicle.

Economy (Citroen C3 or similar) is the most frequently booked rental car type in Costa Adeje.

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