Car hire Tarragona, airport car rentals, one way car hire

Cheap car hire and car rental Tarragona, pick ups from the airport, hatchbacks, 4x4's, limousines, 8 seaters, trucks, vans, and virtually any vehicle is available.

Extras are available such as wheel chair access vehicles, bolster cushions for young children, baby seats, roof racks, bike racks. Just one click could get you your perfect vehicle to make your visit to historical Tarragona a memorable one.

All cars come with air con, insurance and full road side assistance cover. If you do not get satisfaction from one dealer, click on another, it costs you nothing and may result in a cheaper more satisfying drive. Get whatever suits your budget and your needs.

The beach is fun and a delight for all the family. Keep it that way. When going to the beach, ensure you lock your car and keep valuables out of view. Bandits operate on the beach in gangs, they know the majority of people are on holiday and may be loaded up with cash, they also know that when you go swimming, you leave money, passports and car keys under the towel, in a shoe, or mixed up with clothes. Nearly every day when the beaches are cleaned, empty wallets and purses are found which thieves have been emptied the buried in the sand. Always keep your spot on the beach in sight, if possible when going swimming, have one person sit there with your belongings. When you arrive at the beach, the ideal two things to locate first are a toilet and a first aid centre, just in case. The beaches in Spain are cleaned and levelled daily, so there is usually no litter or broken glass around, but always be aware that no system is fool proof.

Jelly fish in the summer can arrive in their millions, and can usually be found in the South of Spain, police, coastguards and lifesavers will warn you of any problems with creatures in the sea. Always watch your children in the water, the inflatables that we use on the beach are not life preservers, merely floating device for fun. Around the beaches in Spain there are anti shark nets, not that there is a shark problem, but it is always better to be safe than sorry. On some beaches there are no swimming zones, these are kept aside for boats, if you see the little floating buoy's in the water, they are there for a reason, don't go past them. All the beaches in Spain are kept to a high standard and are used by millions every year with no problems. Remember your sun cream and to drink water.