Latina Cheap Car Rentals & Car Hire Deals

Follow your own road in Latina, with car rental prices as low as AU$321 a day. That’s based on prices found within the past seven days. With rates like this, it’ll be a piece of cake to find a ride that meets your needs.

We’ve all been faced with times when plans change. That’s why we offer your money back on most prepaid homes if you notify us at least six hours prior to the collection time. Be sure to double-check your cancellation policy — there are some cases where it’s not included. Found nothing there? Our Customer Service Portal has more information.

Jump into a mini in Latina and see the sights in the most booked car here. From awesome fuel-efficiency to their small size, these rides are fantastic for the urban traveller. Zip around the city with minimal fuss and maximum enjoyment. There’s nothing to say you have to stick to something small though. Why not take things up a level and go for a full-size or even a luxury vehicle?

There’s heaps to do in Latina, but head farther afield and you’ll find even more magic. Rent a set of wheels and you can wander around the greater area at your own speed. Add these awesome drives to your travel schedule:

• Make your way to Segovia for an excellent sightseeing experience. About 72 kilometres from Latina, it’s home to tons of amazing sights like Segovia Aqueduct.
• Your next stop? It has to be Toledo, which is around 64 kilometres away. Toledo Cathedral is one local highlight you really shouldn’t miss.
• Find your way to Malvarrosa Beach to feel grounded in nature. Take a picnic to enjoy or just sit and unwind. From Latina, it’s around 306 kilometres away.

There are tons of reasons to book with Expedia. We have suppliers to take your pick of in Latina, and we’ll help you land the lowest price with our member prices and exclusive offers. Want even bigger savings? Combine your car, hotels and flights into a holiday package. The more you travel and book with Expedia, the more perks you get!

Browse our fantastic selection of car rentals, check out customer reviews and compare prices from top suppliers. In a few easy clicks, Expedia will help you score the best deal on your wheels. Got a hotel or flight booking? Add on your Latina car rental and save even more.

The youngest age you can rent a car in La Latina is 21. A young driver surcharge typically applies, so check before booking and take into account any additional costs. There could also be restrictions on the types of vehicles available to young drivers. For instance, some companies will only rent out economy, compact and medium-sized cars to less-experienced motorists. Rules vary between suppliers, so look over the fine print.

While terms and conditions can differ between rental car outlets, the basics are a current driver’s license and a credit card in the same name. You don’t need to take out the company’s insurance plan. However, proof of alternative coverage may be necessary.

In La Latina and around Spain, people drive on the right side of the road. While this is the same as in the States, make sure you’re aware of any different traffic rules.

Based on prices within the past seven days, you could’ve taken the wheel of a holiday home car for just AU$321 a day. The second lowest daily price offered in La Latina was AU$596. These rates were available on Expedia, with a holiday home starting date within the next year. Prices and availability are subject to change and additional terms apply.

Whether you plan to stay in La Latina or travel beyond, it’s easy to book a long-term holiday home with Expedia. Enter your trip information and pick-up/drop-off locations and we’ll find you fantastic long-term car rental deals.

Age policies differ between holiday home companies, so you’ll have to do a little homework. Found a La Latina supplier that does rent to drivers under 25 years of age? Awesome! Just keep in mind that some companies charge additional fees to drivers between 21 and 24. The terms and conditions of each holiday home car you’re looking at should have all the details you need.