Car rental in Valle Gran Rey

As for most destinations in the Canary Islands, compare the offers of the local car rental companies and book your rental car in time, because especially in the summer months the offers of the car rental companies are hotly sought after. Simply enter your desired travel dates, fuel regulation, insurances and additional services in the search mask and select the best offer for you. You will benefit not only from our price-transparent overview of all rental car offers for Valle Gran Rey and a fast and secure booking, but also from the large selection of vehicle categories of the local car rental companies.

The port of Valle Gran Rey in the district of Vueltas is also worth a trip by rental car. The many, colorful fishing boats and the beautiful landscape offer a magnificent sight. In addition, here you can also find the most diverse ships that make the most adventurous trips across the sea, along the beautiful coast of La Gomera. For example, it is possible to book a whale watching trip or a tour to the Los Organos. But not only the sea, but Vueltas itself is worth more than just a look. The many stairways and winding streets of the village exude a rustic charm that you can’t escape. Here, for example, it is quite wonderful to take a break in one of the various gastronomic establishments. But also the nightlife on site is not to be despised. Thus, in the local bars it is possible without further ado to enjoy a wide variety of drinks. However, in this case you should leave the rental car and better spend the night in the small town or book a cab to your accommodation.

With the help of a rental car you can quickly and easily reach the place Agalán. There is a dragon tree, which is considered the oldest of its kind within La Gomera. The dragon tree can be found in the Garajonay National Park, between the two towns of Alajero and Imada, in the Barranco de Tajonaje gorge. From a botanical point of view, by the way, it is not a tree at all, but a lily plant. The dragon tree blooms only every 15 years and subsequently bears magnificent fruits of an orange-yellow color. The tree, also known as "Drago", was considered sacred by the Guanches in earlier times: the red resin was said to have healing powers. Because of this, the sap of the dragon tree was also used to make ointments and medicines and was used to mummify the dead. It is reported that on Tenerife there should have been complete forests of dragon trees until the 15th century.