Van Rental in Valencia

Types of Rental Van Sizes in Valencia

We have a variety of rental vans in Valencia perfect for you. Our fleet includes 9-seater passenger vans, cargo vans of up to 15m3 (with or without a tail lift), and refrigerated vans up to 16m3. Choose the one that best suits your needs!

Benefits of Renting a Van in Valencia with Malco Rent a Car

With Malco Rent a Car, you can reserve a van in Valencia directly through our website, so it's ready when you need it. Just let us know the location, day, and time you’d like to pick up your rental van in Valencia, and we’ll show you all available vehicles. Pick the one that best fits your needs, and we'll prepare it for the chosen date—no hidden fees or surprises!

How Do We Deliver the Van in Valencia?

Once the reservation is made online, you can pick up the van at our Valencia offices. Our team will have it ready and in perfect condition for the agreed date and time, ensuring your experience is as comfortable and efficient as possible. If you're unable to pick up the van at our offices, call us at +34 963 127 405 or email us at [email protected], and we’ll deliver it to the location you specify.

What Insurance Options Do We Offer?

When renting a van in Valencia with Malco Rent a Car, you can choose from a range of insurance options for your peace of mind. All our cars and vans come with comprehensive coverage. For vacation rentals, there is no excess, while for personal or business use the excess is between €300 and €400. If you prefer to eliminate the excess, you can add a small daily fee when making your reservation.

Tips for Your Trip to Valencia

**General Driving Rules in Valencia** Traffic in Valencia is regulated by the Spanish General Traffic Regulations. Typically, you must drive at a maximum speed of 30 km/h on residential or one-way streets. Always respect traffic signs and pay attention to parking zones, as many require payment. **Restricted Traffic Zone** If you plan on driving your rental van in downtown Valencia, be aware that some areas have traffic restrictions. The Residential Priority Area in Ciutat Vella Nord covers places like Valencia Cathedral, El Carmen district, and the Central Market, where access is restricted or prohibited. **Tolls in the Valencian Community** Since December 31, 2019, the AP-7 motorway has been toll-free, allowing you to travel throughout the Valencian Community and up to the French border at no additional cost. There are currently no congestion charges, though a low-emission zone is planned for the future.

Main Streets in Valencia

**Principal (non-pedestrian) Streets and Avenues** - **Calle de Guillem de Castro**: This road borders Valencia’s center to the west, from Plaza de San Agustín to Pont des Arts. It passes iconic spots like the Institut Valencià d’Art Modern, the Museu de Prehistòria, and the Torres de Quart. - **Calle de Xàtiva**: Starting at Plaza de San Agustín, it extends to Calle de Ruzafa, then turns into Calle de Colón. Along this stretch, you'll find the North Station and the Bullring. - **Calle de Colón**: Continues to Porta de la Mar, near the Jardines de la Glorieta. Known for its shops and shopping centers—perfect if you need a van to pick up heavy purchases. **Pedestrian Streets** Valencia is well-known for its pedestrian-friendly downtown. Drivers should avoid streets reserved solely for pedestrians, such as the area near Plaza de Santa Úrsula, the stretch of Calle de Dalt, and the streets Pintor Fillol and Pare d’Òrfens.

Main Roads in and Around Valencia

- **AP-7**: Connects Valencia with Castellón and Alicante, as well as other Spanish cities like Barcelona and Cartagena, reaching all the way to the French border. - **V-11**: Provides direct access to Valencia Airport, starting in Quart de Poblet and passing through Manises before connecting to the N-220.

How to Get from Valencia to…

**Madrid** From Valencia (361 km), take the E-901/A-3 towards Madrid. Drive along the A-3 for about 3 hours and 20 minutes, then follow the signs for the M-30 to reach the city center. **Gandía** To get to Gandía, take Avenida de Ausiàs March (V-31), then merge onto the E-15/AP-7 toward Alicante/Gandía. Take exit 60 onto the N-332, and follow the signs to Gandía. The drive takes less than an hour. **Benidorm** Drive along the E-15/AP-7 toward Alicante from Avenida de Ausiàs March. After about an hour, take exit 65 for Benidorm and continue along the CV-753 into the city center. **Commercial Area of Massanassa** From the AVE station, take the V-31 and exit at junction 10 to arrive in about 15 minutes (6.7 km) at the shopping district, where you can find stores like Leroy Merlin, Decathlon, and MediaMarkt. **University of Valencia** To reach the University of Valencia from the AVE station, drive along Calle de Sant Vicent Màrtir, continue along Gran Vía de Ramón y Cajal, cross Pont d’Aragó, and continue on Paseo de l’Albereda. The journey takes about 10 minutes (3.8 km).

Conclusion

Whatever your reason for renting a van in Valencia, at Malco Rent A Car we have a fleet that’s adapted to cover all your needs.