Car rental in La Linea de la Concepcion

Car rental in La Linea de la Concepcion

Welcome to La Linea de la Concepción, the southernmost point of Spain on the border with Gibraltar. The name of this city in literal translation sounds like “the border line”, but people prefer to use another name of the city - “The Gate of Gibraltar”. If you decide to go look at the overseas lands of Great Britain or, conversely, have flown there to start your trip to Spain, we recommend using the car rental service. By car you will have much more options.

Advantages of renting a car in La Linea de la Concepción: 

• Impressive budget savings on taxi services.
• Lack of attachment to the schedule of intercity buses or trains.
• If you want to get to Gibraltar, then this is the only way to cross the border (or on foot). Unfortunately, there is no direct transport link between Spain and the UK.
• You won’t have to worry about frequent contact with people in public transport.
• This is an ideal opportunity to get acquainted not only with the city, but also with its surroundings.
• You will be in time 5 times more than adapting to organized tours or the schedule of intercity buses / trains.

How to book and get a car?

You can order delivery to the town of La Linea, to the airport of Gibraltar or to any other convenient point in the region. To do this, fill out a simple search form indicating the date, time and location (including return). The site will show you free cars for this period with a daily rental price in two rates:

• Budget
• All Inclusive

The All Inclusive option has a number of advantages, such as the absence of a deductible, maximum insurance, unlimited mileage and the help on the road service.

If your driving experience is less than 24 months or at the time of signing the contract you are not yet 25 years old, then only the “All inclusive” tariff is available to you. You can familiarize yourself with the full list of rules and tariffs on our website in the section “General rental conditions.

Please note that the company cannot guarantee a specific model and can provide you with a similar model with the following features that are preserved:

• type of gearbox.
• body type.
• car class.

At the appointed time, our manager will meet you with the already prepared package of documents. You will need to provide:

• Booking confirmation (paper version).
• Driving license in accordance with Spanish law (international law).
• Passport, ID or residence permit.
• A bank card with a sufficient limit and validity period exceeding the term of the service.

If you pre-register to participate in our bonus system, you can get up to 30 Euros for the first trip and cashback for each subsequent one.

We offer tourists transparent conditions and fair prices, and a wide selection of cars - in our fleet of more than 200!

What to see in La Linea

The city arose precisely in this place not by chance: first of all, a defensive garrison was built here on the border with the last British lands in Europe. The Spaniards are still concentrated in this place quite impressive weapons. The village arose very quickly, satisfying the needs of the military. Today, the well-being of most residents is directly dependent on Gibraltar: they either work there, or trade various goods with it, or hut tourists, among whom the peninsula is very popular. Even the most popular attraction here - the famous Gibraltar rock 426 meters high, the view of which opens from the coastal zone, does not belong to the Spaniards.

But since you arrived at the border town, take the time to get to know him:

• Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary. Built in the 19th century on the central square. The reason is quite simple - the city and the garrison were growing rapidly, and the locals needed a temple. At that time, there was already a small military chapel, which could seat up to 80 people, but this was not enough.
• Torre Nueva Tower. One of the watchtowers built on the Mediterranean coast from the Guadiaro River to the border with Portugal. Refers to a complex of 44 guard towers from the time of Philip III.
• The ruins of Fort Santa Barbara. Despite the fact that the village is quite young in the framework of Spain (a little over 100 years), as far back as the 18th century, three forts were built on the territory of the Gibraltar defensive fortification line to protect against the British: San Carlos, San Felipe and Santa Barbara.
• Art Museum of Jose Cruz Herrera. Located in the historic villa of San Jose and contains a collection of 201 paintings. Dedicated to the work of the artist of the same name.