Compare Fuerteventura car hire

Driving in Fuerteventura means you can escape the sunscreen-scented crowds of the resorts and seek out your very own patch of deserted beach.

Head to the Grandes Playas Corralejo in the Parque Natural de Corralejo, a cracking section of the east coast fringed with flour-fine sands and tepid waters.

Inland, the ancient chalk-white island capital of Betancuria, with its 17th-century church, is well worth a wander too.

1. There are more goats than people on Fuerteventura as well as a healthy population of chipmunk-like Barbary ground squirrels. While they mostly stay off the roads, a few strays might wander on in the more rural nooks and crannies, so be on alert.
   
   
2. Much like elsewhere in Spain, Fuerteventura’s police come down hard on drink drivers. The legal limit here is lower than in the UK, and having just the one tipple can send you over. If you must drive, order a batido (milkshake or smoothie) instead.
   
   
3. If the kids are coming along for a spin, be aware that any little ones aged 12 and under are not allowed to sit in the front seat unless they are over 1.5m (4’9”) tall.

Fair fuel policy

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All rental deals compared on TravelSupermarket include mandatory fees (for example, one-way and young driver surcharges) in your rental quote at the time of booking, meaning you’ll know the full price of your car hire upfront.