Emar Cars
Aimed at renters who want something other than the standard resort hatchback.
Costa Adeje hire with no excess on the basic categories
Emar Cars works the upper end of the market on this coast, hiring convertibles and sports cars beside everyday models. The cover is the part worth reading: the…Emar Cars works the upper end of the market on this coast, hiring convertibles and sports cars beside everyday models. The cover is the part worth reading: the operator states fully comprehensive insurance with no deductible across its standard vehicle groups, and excludes the cabrios from that, which is a distinction most counters leave in the small print.
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Price
$$$ Upscale
FAQ
What insurance does Emar Cars include?
The operator states fully comprehensive cover with no excess across all basic vehicle categories, with personal accident cover offered alongside. The cabrios are excluded from those no-excess terms, which is the detail to check before reserving a convertible.
Does Emar Cars hire convertibles in Tenerife?
Yes, convertibles and sports cars are the company's focus alongside a standard fleet, worked from Costa Adeje. The excess terms differ on the cabrios, so they are worth reading separately from the rest of the range.
Is mileage limited on an Emar Cars rental?
No, the operator states unlimited mileage. That matters more here than the island's size suggests: a week taking in the crater, the north coast and the west can pass several hundred kilometres without leaving Tenerife.
Where can an Emar Cars hire be collected?
The company is based in Costa Adeje and handles collection and return at both Tenerife airports, so a car can be taken on arrival rather than after a transfer to the resort.
What languages do Emar Cars staff speak?
English, Spanish, Russian and Lithuanian are listed, a wider set than most counters on this coast. It is worth knowing for anyone who would rather go through the insurance terms in a first language.
How do I reserve a convertible with Emar Cars in Costa Adeje?
Through the operator directly, choosing the vehicle and the collection point. For a cabrio specifically, confirming the excess and deposit terms at that stage is sensible, since those differ from the standard groups.
