Luxury car rental in Palma de Mallorca opens with Zeus Prestige at Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), the port, your hotel or your finca, so the mountains begin where the runway ends. Select a supercar, a cabriolet or a prestige saloon and drive Mallorca at your own pace. Supercar rental in Palma suits the mountain hairpins, and a cabriolet suits the northern cape.
Palma's cathedral, La Seu, was begun in 1229 and not finished until 1601, and Antoni Gaudí was brought in to restore it in 1901. The Almudaina Palace was reworked by James II of Majorca, who also left Bellver Castle on its wooded hill above the bay. Today around 438,000 people live in Palma, and the Serra de Tramuntana, inscribed by UNESCO in 2011, rises along the northern and western edge of the city.
Evenings in Palma belong to the old town and the Paseo Marítimo along the bay, while the mountain roads begin only a few minutes outside the centre.
Lower the roof for Formentor. The 13.5-kilometre road from Port de Pollença to the cape was built in 1925 by the Mallorcan engineer Antonio Parietti, and it runs along cliffs that drop hundreds of metres into the sea. At the end stands a lighthouse that opened in 1863 on the northernmost point of the island. Salt and pine ride the air, and the light changes with every bend. Stop at the viewpoints, then return along the same cliffs.
This is the road for a supercar. The Ma-2141 crosses the Coll de Cal Reis on its way to Sa Calobra and is widely counted among Spain's most picturesque roads, with hairpin after hairpin beneath the bulk of Puig Major, the highest peak in the Balearics at 1,436 metres. Your pulse rises on every tight corner, and the road drops away beneath you. Park at the bottom, walk to the water, and hear the engine tick as the heat leaves it.
A grand tourer suits the western side of the range. Valldemossa sits at 499 metres, and its former Carthusian palace, given to the order in 1399, hosted Chopin and George Sand through the winter of 1838 to 1839. Archduke Ludwig Salvator later helped carry the village's fame abroad. The road onward to Deià winds quietly along the coast, the cabin is calm, and the leather smells faintly of sun.
Yes. We deliver to Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), including its private aviation terminal (ICAO LEPA), and to hotels, marinas and fincas across the island. Share your arrival time and the handover will be built around it.
A cabriolet suits the cape at Formentor, a supercar suits the hairpins of Sa Calobra, and a GT or SUV suits the western villages and family days out.
The airport lies about 8 kilometres east of the centre, roughly 15 to 20 minutes by car in normal traffic.
Yes. The whole of Mallorca is easy to reach from the city, and Ibiza lies on the neighbouring island, a short flight away.
Browse our supercars, cabriolets, prestige cars and SUVs, tell us where to find you, and the keys will be ready for your luxury car hire.