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Compare car rental prices from leading brands in Ibiza with Road Genius. From small economy cars to luxury SUVs and minivans, you'll find vehicles at great prices in convenient locations. Pick up your rental car at Ibiza Airport (IBZ), Ibiza Town Port or San Antonio to visit beaches and hill villages on your own schedule. Visiting in July or August? Book early and check for after-hours pickup if your flight lands late.
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On average, car rentals in Ibiza cost around €49 per day, with the lowest-priced rentals available from €17 per day.
Compare pickup locations: Airport desks have the biggest selection, but off-site airport providers are often cheaper if you’re fine with a quick shuttle. Check total time and cost for both.
Time your booking by season: In Ibiza’s peak months July–August, prices climb fast, so lock in early. In May–June or Sept–Oct, watch for promos and compare rates before committing.
Rent only when you need it: If you’ll be beach-hopping just a few days, book a shorter rental and use buses or taxis the rest of the time.
Pick a compact: Smaller cars are cheaper and easier to park around Ibiza Town and beach lots. Handy for narrow roads too.
Avoid after-hours fees: Many flights land late. Schedule pickup within office hours or opt for a next-morning pickup to dodge typical ~€50 after-hours charges.
Use free parking to cut costs: In Ibiza Town, park at Can Misses and walk or taxi in. In Sant Antoni, use the Egg roundabout or bus station lots. Many beach car parks are free but fill by late morning.
Ibiza Town parking:
Best to use public parking lots or garages: Es Pratet, Es Soto (near old town), or underground garages like Parking Insular near the port
Free spaces possible at Can Misses area (by the football stadium or hospital) - then walk or taxi into center
Other towns parking:
Sant Antoni: Large free parking lot near the Egg roundabout and by the bus station
Beach access: Many popular beaches have official lots, often free but filling by late morning (e.g., Cala Comte, Salinas, Benirrás)
Speed limits:
Key regulations:
Police checkpoints: Common at night near club areas on the Ibiza-San Antonio road, or when leaving San Antonio
Drug driving: Also checked using roadside tests
Book a rental to get to:
Es Vedrà viewpoint – Cala d'Hort
Cala Comte and Cala Bassa
Santa Eulària des Riu
Northern loop – Santa Gertrudis, Sant Miquel, Portinatx
Salinas and Benirrás beaches
Amnesia, Privilege, DC10 – club parking
Is it necessary to have a car in Ibiza? You don't really need one if you're staying in a big resort with good bus services. But a car gives you the freedom to explore the island's different sights away from the main tourist areas. Public buses connect the main towns, but they run less often to remote beaches, or only in summer.
What are the parking options in Ibiza Town? It's hard to find parking in Ibiza Town. The old town (Dalt Vila) and the port area have very little street parking. You should use public parking lots like Es Pratet, Es Soto or Parking Insular near the port. Expect to pay about €2-3 per hour in summer.
Are there any driving restrictions I should be aware of? The most important rule is about drink driving, which police strictly enforce, especially near club areas. The legal limit is 0.05% BAC (0.5 g/L), which is about one drink. Police often set up checkpoints at night. The penalties are tough, and can include heavy fines and losing your license.
How difficult is it to find parking at popular beaches? Many popular beaches have parking lots that fill up by late morning in the busy season. Arrive early (before 11am) to get a spot, or try in the late afternoon when people start leaving. Some beaches charge a small parking fee in summer.
Can I take my rental car on the ferry to Formentera? Most rental companies in Ibiza won't let you take the car on the ferry to Formentera unless you have their written permission and extra insurance. You're usually better off renting a vehicle on Formentera for the day, as the island has its own rules about cars entering in the busy season.
Is it easy to drive around Ibiza? Yes, Ibiza is quite small and easy to get around. The main roads are good, but the smaller country roads to the beaches can be narrow and sometimes don't have a center line. The island has hills but no really steep mountains. Just watch out for scooters and people walking, especially in tourist areas.
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