Range Rover Rental in Madrid

n under an hour, you can discover a wealth of UNESCO-listed sites on a day trip from Madrid. Enjoy a superb drive in a spacious Range Rover, fitted with the latest cutting-edge technology and powerful engines. 

Our Meet and Greet team will deliver the Range Rover of your choice to any venue you choose. We can meet you at Madrid airport, your boutique hotel, luxury villa or business conference venue. Our fleet includes the latest models of the Vogue, Sport and Discovery. Add a touch of class to your trip in a luxury Range Rover SUV. 

Rent a Range Rover Vogue for a stylish road trip. This classy SUV exudes comfort and refinement with seating for five. The Dynamic Response System adapts the car’s response to any road condition, making any drive a pleasurable experience. 

High-end features include full matrix LED headlights, auto lights and wipers, a panoramic glass roof, full leather seats, a heated steering wheel and a hands-free split power tailgate. 

Drive your Range Rover Vogue to El Escorial, northwest of Madrid. It is famous for the 16th-century Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial. Visit the vaulted library and the royal tombs. You can also stroll around La Granjilla, an ancient Park and palace.

Another excellent choice is to book a Range Rover Sport, a 5 seater luxury SUV that looks equally good in the city and on the open road. The driver will enjoy the sporty interior fitted with a 13.7 inch digital driver display that offers crisp and clear graphics that can be personalised to your preferences. 

Plan a 1-hour drive south to Aranjuez. Here you will find the Aranjuez Cultural Landscape which is a World Heritage Site. It consists of a series of intermeshed water, garden, agricultural and constructed landscapes in the Royal Palace.

Also high in demand is the Land Rover Discovery, a luxurious and large SUV with stadium seating for seven people. Your passengers bask in a high-end interior with great views of the passing landscapes. Alcalá de Henares is a 40-minute scenic trip east of Madrid. It is known for its famous University of Alcalá, located in 16th-century buildings where, every year, the King of Spain presents the Cervantes literary prize to a worthy winner. Literature ranks high in this Spanish Town. The author of Don Quixote, Miguel de Cervantes, was born and lived here and you can take a tour of the museum dedicated to his life. 

Drive back to Madrid for dinner at the Mercado De San Miguel. This Old Market now hosts a food court where you can try a tempting range of Spanish dishes from Spanish ham to fresh oysters, pintxos, and tortillas.