Atlas Rent a Car
One of the few operators here whose counters reach past the southern airport strip.
Island-wide car hire with pickup points in the north
Atlas Rent a Car is a Tenerife company with collection spread across the island rather than concentrated at one airport desk. Cars can be taken at Tenerife Sout…Atlas Rent a Car is a Tenerife company with collection spread across the island rather than concentrated at one airport desk. Cars can be taken at Tenerife South and at branches in Costa Adeje and Adeje, and the operator also serves the greener half of the island, which is worth knowing: most of the local rental supply sits at the southern airport and thins sharply beyond it.
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Price
$$ Mid-range
FAQ
Where can I collect a car from Atlas Rent a Car?
Atlas Rent a Car offers collection at Tenerife South Airport and at its branches in Costa Adeje and Adeje, and it operates further points in the north of the island. That northern coverage is the unusual part: most of Tenerife's rental supply is concentrated at the southern airport.
Is Atlas Rent a Car a local company or an international chain?
It is a Tenerife-based operator working multiple locations across the island rather than a branch of an international chain. That is the reason the northern collection points exist at all, since the chains cluster where the charter flights land.
What languages does Atlas Rent a Car publish its terms in?
English, French, Italian and Spanish, which covers most of the island's visitor markets. Reading the insurance and fuel terms in a first language before committing is worth the few minutes it takes.
Can a car be picked up in Costa Adeje rather than at the airport?
Yes. Atlas Rent a Car has a Costa Adeje branch and a second in the Adeje 300 area a few minutes away, so a visitor who transfers to the resort first can take the car from there instead of driving out of arrivals.
How do I book with Atlas Rent a Car in Tenerife?
Reservations are made through the operator, choosing the collection point, the dates and the extras at that stage. Picking the branch nearest the accommodation rather than defaulting to the airport is often the difference between a walk and a transfer.
Is a hire car worth it on a Tenerife holiday?
It is if the plan involves leaving the resort. Teide, the Anaga forest, the northern wine villages and the west coast are all slow or awkward by bus, and the island is small enough that a car turns each of them into a half day rather than an expedition.
