Tuesday, June 8th, 2010 in Dickmann’s Rent a Car has been one of the leading car hire companies in the industry for over 10 years. The company offers a good range of cars from small automatic cars to 7 and 9 seater vehicles. All cars come complete with air conditioning, ABS and CD radio.
Dickmann’s replenishes its fleet every year so that customers can be safe in the knowledge that their car is in good condition.
A wide variety of cars are available to rent, from small automatic cars to larger 7 and 9 seaters, with diesel or petrol. All cars come complete with airconditioning, electric window controls, central locking, etc. and most cars are also equipped with ABS and radio CDs.
Dickmann’s have offices in Torrevieja, Los Alcazares (Mar Menor, Murcia) and Moraira (north of Alicante).
Desks are also located in Alicante, (El Altet), Murcia (San Javier) and Valencia (Manises).
Those who explore Alicante with car hire will find plenty to see and do. The city is renowned for being one of Europe’s most popular holiday hubs and the town offers a mild and pleasant climate as well as a lively events calendar.
Alicante has an authentic Spanish feel to it, with picturesque cobbled walkways including the Rambla de Mendez Nunez and the Avenida Alfonso el Sabio, which are brimming with terrace cafés, and colourful promenades offering the ideal place to relax. First-time visitors will notice that Alicante has a distinctly African atmosphere, with women selling African carvings all along the waterfront and esplanades of the city. Meanwhile, the historic central quarter is home to myriad baroque buildings which serve as a constant reminder to the city’s seafaring past.
Alicante has a long and fascinating history. It was originally founded by the Greeks who named it Akra Leuke, meaning ‘white peak’. Later, it was captured by the Romans who called it “Lucentum”, meaning City of Light. Alicante was conquered by the Moors in the second half of the eight century, before being taken over by the Castilian crown in 1246. By 1308, it had become part of the kingdom of Valencia.
