Cheap Car Hire at Menorca Mahon Airport (MAH)
Enjoy your time in Menorca with Budget Car Hire. Our airport location provides quality hire cars and friendly service at a great value price.
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Rent a car at Menorca Airport
Mahon Airport
Menorca Mahon Airport
Menorca
07700
Tel: 902 090 272
Opening hours
- sunday:
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13:30 - 21:30 Hrs
- monday:
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07:00 - 22:15 Hrs
- tuesday:
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07:00 - 22:15 Hrs
- wednesday:
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07:00 - 22:15 Hrs
- thursday:
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07:00 - 22:15 Hrs
- friday:
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07:00 - 22:15 Hrs
- saturday:
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07:00 - 15:00 Hrs
Explore Menorca with Budget Car Hire
Explore Menorca in a Budget hire car
With your own car you can be independent and explore Menorca at your own pace. Budget provides great prices and a quality service, so don’t wait until the last minute to book your car.
Menorca is an amazing destination and for those of you who want to discover the secrets of this island, Budget can reveal the best places to explore with your rental car, as well as the range of things to do.
Menorca is one of the Balearic Islands, along with Mallorca, Ibiza and Formentera. It enjoys a Mediterranean climate with an average temperature of 25 degrees in summer and 12 degrees in winter. This means that it is possible to enjoy the beach almost 7 months of the year, from April until November.
One of the main tourist attractions of the island is the 'calas'. These are small beaches surrounded by sea, forest and rocks, where you could be forgiven for believing you were on a Caribbean beach.S ome of the best beaches in Menorca are the Cala Macarela, the Cala Galdana, or the Cala Turqueta.
The Cala Macarela is a picture post card beach, while Cala Galdana is extensive, great to enjoy with your family and also perfect for surfing. Finally, the Cala Turqueta offers wonderful panoramic views.
Besides the marvellous beaches of Menorca, the island has a number of historical monuments including the megaliths and 'taulas', standing stones that hark back to the island’s oldest known inhabitants.
