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Rentacar Motril Guide to Motril

The Town of Motril is on the Costa Tropical and lies about 100 kms to the east of Malaga and about 65 kms to the south of Granada.

If you are planning to visit Motril as part of your holiday or are considering stopping there it is best to try and fly into Granada or Malaga Airport.

If you are looking for Motril car rentals then you have come to the right place, Helle Hollis have arranged Motril car rentals for vast amounts of holidaymakers.

Explore more of Motril if you hire rental cars in Malaga. You can have the freedom to explore.

Malaga Airport is obviously a little further away from Motril than Granada but there are an enormous amount of flights to choose from and the drive along the coast is a pleasant one.

Granada Airport is also the airport that serves the ski resorts up in the Sierra Nevada Mountains and both Monarch and Ryanair have started to offer daily flights from the UK to Granada.

Motril is a fairly large town with around fifty thousands residents and has a large port area that offers regular ferries to Morocco. You can also find both a fishing port and a yachting marina in Motril.

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At the moment there is a lot of construction work in the port of Motril and a huge new 80,000 sq metre quay was opened. It is hoped that the opening of the new quay, the 'El Muelle de las Azucenas', will see the port of Motril being able to accept cargo boats for the first time.

Explore the quay or take a day out to head up to the Sierra Nevada ski resorts with your Mijas car hire vehicle, if you have not found any Mijas car rental services, then contact Helle Hollis to see how we can help.

Phase 2 of the port expansion should be finished by mid 2006 and the combined extension works are expected to lead to a huge increase in the number of vessels passing through the port.

The main sightseeing feature of the town is the main Town Hall, an impressive Baroque style building that was built in 1631. It is also worth seeking out the Casa de Las Palmas which is a well preserved 16C Sugar Mill.

Motril also has its own Golf Course, Club de Golf Los Moriscos that has a neat 9 hole course that is set within some beautiful scenery.

For beaches you need to head to either side of Motril port where you will find Playa Granada and Playa Poniente. Playa de Poniente is the livelier of the two beaches and generally offers a full range of water sports activities.