Milan Luxury Cars' luxury car rental service is also available at Santiago de Compostela Airport, the main gateway to Galicia, in northwestern Spain. Pick up your vehicle upon arrival and reach Santiago's historic center in just a few minutes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the final destination of the famous Camino de Santiago, with its imposing Romanesque cathedral. Galicia is a region with a verdant, coastal landscape unlike the rest of Spain, boasting Atlantic cliffs, small fishing ports, and renowned cuisine. It's ideal for a road trip exploring authentic villages off the beaten track.
A luxury car allows you to travel comfortably between the city and the Galician coast, without having to rely on public transportation, which is often limited in this part of Spain. Picking up your car directly at the airport saves you time right from the start of your stay. Choose from our fleet of vehicles to find the perfect one for your trip to Galicia and book online in just a few steps: Milan Luxury Cars awaits you in Santiago de Compostela with the same quality we offer throughout Europe, including at the airports of Bilbao, Madrid, and Barcelona.
From Atlantic cliffs to authentic fishing villages, Galicia is a surprising destination that deserves to be discovered with the freedom of a luxury car.
We deliver and collect our luxury cars directly at the terminal throughout Europe. Choose your arrival airport.
To arrange the meeting, we just need your flight number and landing time, which you can provide in your request. You'll find us in Arrivals upon exit, unless we've agreed to a different location, and before handing you the keys, we'll check the condition of the car together.
The airport is located in Lavacolla, about a quarter of an hour from the city center, and is much smaller than those in major cities. Cars can also be delivered to those arriving on private flights: please let us know your flight details and who will be assisting you upon arrival in advance.
The final stretch of the French Way passes near the airport, before entering the city. Many pilgrims, upon arriving in Santiago, stay a few days to explore Galicia by car: the car can be delivered to your hotel the day after your journey ends.
Family and friends often land here to welcome those completing the Camino. The old city, a UNESCO World Heritage site, has limited traffic, and several hotels are located on pedestrian streets: in this case, we can arrange a nearby handover point.
The Rías Baixas are deep inlets where the sea enters between the hills, about an hour to the south. Cambados is the center of Albariño wine; the island of A Toxa, accessible by car across a bridge, is home to spa hotels; Combarro preserves its hórreos, stone granaries overlooking the water. Pontevedra, with a largely pedestrianized historic center, is about 50 minutes away; Vigo, Galicia's most populous city, is just a little further south.
To the north, A Coruña is about an hour away. The Tower of Hercules, a still-functioning Roman lighthouse, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the houses with white glass galleries overlooking the harbor are the city's landmark.
Cape Finisterre, about an hour and a half away, was considered the end of the known world in ancient times, and many pilgrims continue on here after Santiago. The lighthouse overlooks the open ocean, and at sunset the tip fills with visitors.
The Costa da Morte alternates cliffs, lighthouses, and small fishing ports. The roads are winding, and the Atlantic weather changes quickly: drive slowly, especially in rain or fog.
The region is green because it rains frequently, and many secondary roads are narrow. An SUV like the Audi Q7 or the Mercedes GLE 350de Coupé offers a relaxed ride and plenty of space for luggage on a long journey. On sunny days, especially in summer, a sporty car like the Porsche 911 (992) S Coupé is a pleasure to drive on the bends along the estuaries.
For a tour of the Albariño wineries, the Mercedes-Benz V-Class van can carry the entire group in one vehicle and has room for plenty of luggage: decide in advance who will drive and forgo the tastings.
The Portuguese border, along the Miño River, is about an hour and a quarter away, and Porto can be reached in about two and a half hours. If you plan to cross into Portugal or leave your car there, please let us know when booking.
You can return your car to Lavacolla before your flight, or continue along the north coast to Bilbao Airport , about six hours away, or drive down to Madrid Airport , a similar distance.
Is downtown Santiago far from the airport? No, about a quarter of an hour's drive.
I finished the Camino on foot: can you deliver the car to my hotel? Yes, or somewhere nearby if the hotel is in a pedestrian area.
Can I drive to Porto? Yes, it's about two and a half hours away. Let us know when you book.
Is Finisterre a doable day trip? Yes: it's about an hour and a half from the airport, and the roads get winding near the coast.
Is an open-top car worthwhile in Galicia? Sunny days abound, especially in summer, but rain is common: a coupe or SUV is better.
Can I leave my car in Bilbao or Madrid? Yes, you can return the car wherever your trip ends, even in another country.
Can I cancel my reservation? Yes, cancellation is free up to 72 hours before delivery. The model you choose is always guaranteed: you'll receive the exact car you booked.
