Car hire in A Coruña
8 offices in A Coruña · airport pick-up · Spain
A Coruña lives facing the Atlantic: the Tower of Hercules — the world's oldest working Roman lighthouse — the seafront promenade wrapping around the city and the glazed galleries of La Marina. It is a compact, seafaring capital, but its province hides the best of Galicia: rías, cliffs and fishing villages that call for a road trip.
With eight offices — Alvedro Airport, A Coruña city centre, the railway station, Ferrol, Narón and Carballo — you can collect a car wherever you arrive. That is the sensible approach in a province where the Costa da Morte, the Rías Altas and the beaches of Ferrolterra have barely any public transport coverage.
Car hire at A Coruña airport →Search cars in A CoruñaWhy hire a car in A Coruña
- Offices at Alvedro Airport, the railway station and the city centre: immediate pick-up however you arrive.
- The Costa da Morte (Malpica, Laxe, Fisterra) is one of Spain's most dramatic coastlines and can only really be explored by car.
- With offices in Carballo and Ferrol-Narón too, you can start your route from the Bergantiños district or the Rías Altas.
Day trips near A Coruña
- Costa da Morte and Fisterra — Cliffs, lighthouses and the Camino's mythical 'end of the world'; the cape is ~1 hr 15 min from A Coruña.
- Betanzos — A former capital of the Kingdom of Galicia, with a medieval old town and great tortilla taverns, ~25 min via motorway.
- Ferrolterra's beaches — Doniños, San Xurxo and Pantín — open sands and surf breaks north of Ferrol, ~50 min from A Coruña.
- Santiago de Compostela — The cathedral, the Praza do Obradoiro and the buzz of the Camino, ~40 min via the AP-9.
Where to pick up your car
- Carballo A Coruña
- El Ferrol
- La Coruña Aeropuerto
- La Coruña Centro
- La Coruña Estacion de Tren
Final prices in euros · book without paying · free cancellation up to 72 h before.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a car if I'm only visiting A Coruña city?
The city is very walkable: the Tower of Hercules, urban beaches and old town are all close by. A car earns its keep the moment you want to venture out — the Costa da Morte, Betanzos and the Rías Altas have no practical bus alternative.
What are the Costa da Morte roads like?
They are local roads, narrow in places and winding, but well maintained and wonderfully scenic. Allow plenty of time: 60 km along that coast takes considerably longer than on a motorway.
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