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We have ten days in Tenerife coming up and will be staying in the south, but we cannot decide whether to hire a car for the whole stay or only for the days we leave the coast. We expect several slow days close to our accommodation, so a car parked outside all week might be unnecessary. At the same time, we would like to reach a few smaller places without spending most of those days coordinating connections. I have been comparing information on all inclusive car hire tenerife south airport and realised I need to understand what is actually included before comparing prices. For those who rented recently, which charges or conditions should I check carefully at pickup, especially around insurance, deposits, and fuel? We want enough downtime between longer outings. Hiring for three or four days could be enough if collecting and returning the car during the holiday is straightforward. I would also like to know whether parking near the southern resort areas becomes difficult in the evenings. Would you hire only for the excursions given this kind of itinerary? It would help to hear what worked in practice.

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