Ferrari Hire in Marbella

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Every car below is active, insured and available to book today. Rates are per day and exclude VAT.

The Ferrari we actually hold

Marbella has no shortage of Ferrari listings. What matters is whether the car exists, is insured, and can be handed to you on the date you asked for. We list one Ferrari because we hold one: the Roma Spider you see in the fleet is the car you collect.

The Roma Spider is Ferrari's front-engined grand tourer with a retractable soft top — the version that makes sense on this coast. With the roof down, the A-397 up to Ronda and the coastal A-7 are open to you in a way a fixed-roof supercar never quite manages. It is a 2+2, so there is usable space behind the front seats for a weekend bag or two people for a short run.

Every hire includes a walk-round of the car at handover, the documents you need for a roadside check in Spain, and a 24/7 WhatsApp line to us for the whole rental — if something is not right with the car, you are not left guessing who to call.

What a Ferrari rental in Marbella costs

The headline rate for our Roma Spider is €2,500 per day, and that is the honest starting point for a Ferrari in Marbella. All prices on this site exclude VAT.

The final figure depends on three things: your dates, how long you keep the car, and where it is delivered. Long hires are quoted in bands rather than at the flat daily rate — ask for the band that matches your dates (1–3 days, 4–14 days, 14 days plus) and we will send the exact figure in writing before you commit to anything.

A security deposit of €3,000–€15,000 applies, taken by card authorisation rather than a charge, with the range depending on the car and the length of the hire. The deposit is released after the car is returned and inspected. 250 km per day is included; additional kilometres are charged per kilometre, so a long road trip is worth agreeing in advance.

Insurance cover and the excess that applies to your hire are set out in the rental agreement. We send the agreement before pickup so you can read the excess figure yourself rather than discovering it at the counter.

What changes the price most, in order:

• Season and dates — July, August and holiday weeks move a Ferrari rate more than anything else.
• Duration — the longer the hire, the lower the effective daily cost, which is why we quote in bands.
• Delivery distance — free across the Marbella area; airport, out-of-area and out-of-hours movements are charged as listed below.
• Driver age and licence history — the minimum age is 25 with a licence held at least 2 years; younger or very recent licence holders are not insurable on this car.

Delivery: villa, hotel or Málaga Airport

Free delivery and collection in Marbella, Puerto Banús, Nueva Andalucía, San Pedro Alcántara and Estepona. Delivery or collection at Málaga Airport (AGP) is €150 each way. Movements outside 08:00–20:30 carry a €100 surcharge, applied per movement — so a car collected and returned outside office hours costs €200 on top of the hire.

In practice most guests take delivery at the villa or hotel. That is the version that works: the car arrives where you are staying, the paperwork takes a few minutes, and the walk-round happens before you drive anywhere.

Airport delivery is the right choice if you are arriving and leaving by plane. Tell us your flight number when you book and we will time the handover to the landing rather than to a fixed hour.

Where to drive a Ferrari on the Costa del Sol

The Roma Spider is a grand tourer, so the best day out is a long one rather than a lap of the block. The A-397 from Marbella to Ronda climbs through the Sierra de las Nieves and is the single most rewarding road within an hour of the office. The A-7175 to Istán is shorter and quieter, with the reservoir at the top. The coastal A-7 between Marbella and Estepona gives you the roof-down stretch the car was built for.

We have written the routes up in detail — where each one starts, roughly how long it takes, and where to stop — in our guide to driving roads near Marbella. Read it before you plan the day, because two of these roads are far better in the morning than in the afternoon traffic.

Three routes worth building a day around:

• A-397, Marbella to Ronda — mountain switchbacks and long sight lines; the classic supercar drive on this coast.
• A-7175, Marbella to Istán — short, tight and quiet, with a reservoir view at the top.
• A-7 coast road, Marbella to Estepona — the roof-down run along the Mediterranean, best early before the coast traffic builds.

One day, a weekend or a week

A single day suits a celebration, a photoshoot or one memorable route. A weekend is what most guests choose: collect on Friday, drive the A-397 on Saturday morning, return on Sunday or Monday. A week or longer is the best value per day and the only way to actually use a car like this rather than pose with it.

For hires of a week or more we will also agree the mileage allowance up front, so a trip that includes Granada, Seville or Gibraltar does not turn into a kilometre charge conversation at the end.

If the Roma Spider is already booked

One Ferrari means one booking at a time. If your dates are taken, the honest answer is that we cannot rent you a Ferrari on those dates — but we can put you in something worth driving. Our bookable fleet also holds a Mercedes-Benz G63 S, a BMW X5 M Competition and a Porsche 911 Cabriolet at €850 per day, and an Audi SQ7 at €500 per day.

Tell us the dates and what you actually want from the car — presence, pace, roof-down driving or space for four — and we will tell you plainly which of those is the better fit rather than pushing the more expensive hire.

Frequently asked questions

Ferrari or Lamborghini rental comparison in Marbella

Different cars for different days. A Ferrari Roma Spider is the one to book if the occasion is a couple driving: front-engined, 620 hp, roof down on the coast road, €2,500 per day with us today. A Lamborghini is louder and more theatrical, and it is the car people recognise from a hundred metres away. We hold seven of them, booked direct with our concierge on +34 662 119 015 rather than through this site. If the Lamborghini is essential, ask for one of the held cars: the Roma Spider and the Porsche 911 Cabriolet are the ones you can book online today.

What's included in a Ferrari rental in Marbella?

The car itself, insurance, 250 km per day included, and free delivery anywhere in Marbella, Puerto Banús, Nueva Andalucía, San Pedro Alcántara and Estepona. Málaga Airport handover is €150 each way. Rates exclude VAT, fuel is your own cost, and the car is handed over and returned with a full tank.

What's the minimum rental period for a Ferrari in Marbella?

One day. We do not run half-day or hourly rates on the Ferrari: the handover, paperwork, insurance and inspection cost the same whether you drive 60 km or 250 km, and pretending otherwise would only hide that fee inside the day rate.

Do I need special insurance to rent a Ferrari?

No. Third-party and comprehensive cover are included in the hire, so you do not arrange a policy of your own or buy cover at the desk. If the car comes back damaged you are liable for the excess agreed at booking, which is what the €3,000–€15,000 card authorisation stands behind.

Can I pick up my Ferrari rental at Marbella airport?

Yes — Málaga Airport (AGP) handover is €150 each way, by arrangement. For most guests we deliver free to the villa or hotel instead, because central Marbella is roughly 40 minutes from the airport and you avoid paying to collect a car you could have had at your door.

What Ferrari models are currently available in Marbella?

With us, exactly one: a 2025 Ferrari Roma Spider at €2,500 per day, the car shown in our live fleet. Other Marbella operators advertise the 296 GTB, the 296 GTS and the Purosangue; we do not quote a Ferrari we cannot hand over on your dates, so anything beyond the Roma Spider is a request we answer in writing.

What is the minimum age to rent a Ferrari in Marbella?

25, and you must have held a full driving licence for at least 2 years. Younger drivers cannot be insured on this car.

How much deposit does a Ferrari hire require?

Between €3,000 and €15,000, taken by card authorisation rather than charged. The exact figure depends on the car and the length of the hire, and it is released after the car is returned and inspected.

How many kilometres are included per day?

250 km per day are included. Additional kilometres are charged per kilometre, so if you are planning a long route, tell us and we will agree the allowance before you collect.

Is delivery to my villa in Marbella free?

Yes. Delivery and collection are free in Marbella, Puerto Banús, Nueva Andalucía, San Pedro Alcántara and Estepona. Delivery to Málaga Airport is €150 each way, and movements outside 08:00–20:30 carry a €100 surcharge per movement.

Can I take a rented Ferrari to Ronda, Granada or beyond?

Ronda is a normal day out on this coast and the A-397 is exactly what the car is for. Journeys further afield — Granada, Seville, Gibraltar — should be agreed with us when you book so the mileage allowance and the insurance position are clear in writing before you drive.

What documents do I need to rent a Ferrari in Spain?

A full driving licence held for at least 2 years, your passport or ID, and a credit card in the main driver's name for the deposit authorisation. If your licence is not in Latin script you will also need an International Driving Permit.

What happens if the Ferrari is unavailable on my dates?

We tell you straight away rather than confirming and cancelling later. We will offer the closest alternative we actually hold — the Mercedes-Benz G63 S or BMW X5 M Competition for presence, the Porsche 911 Cabriolet for roof-down driving — or leave it there if none of them is what you wanted.

What to know before you book

Minimum age

25 years, with a full licence held for at least 2 years.

Security deposit

€3,000–€15,000 by card authorisation at pickup.

Mileage

250 km per day included; additional kilometres are charged per km.

Airport delivery

Delivery or collection at Málaga Airport (AGP) is €150 each way.

Out-of-hours

Movements outside 08:00–20:30 carry a €100 surcharge.

Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 7 days before pickup; 50% charged within 7 days; no-show charged in full.

Not available for

Track days, driving schools, hire-and-drive or any use outside Spain without written consent.

No smoking or pets

A cleaning fee applies.

Sources worth checking

• Ferrari — official model range

  The manufacturer's own specification pages, so you can check the Roma Spider's numbers against a primary source rather than a rental listing.

• DGT — Spain's traffic authority

  The rules and documents a roadside check in Spain actually asks for, including what a foreign licence needs.

• BOE — Spanish official state gazette

  The legislation behind those rules: speed limits, temporary traffic bans and the legal text itself.

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• Ferrari rental Marbella
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