Convertible rental in Lisbon

From €350 per day.

Seventeen convertibles make up this category, ranging from the BMW 430i Cabrio, a practical four-seater for couples splitting time between the city and the coast, up through the Ferrari Roma Spider, the Ferrari F8 Spider, the Ferrari SF90 Spider and the McLaren 720S Spider for guests who want the top down and the numbers to match. Day rates start at €350, with the spread reflecting how different a Roma Spider morning feels from an SF90 Spider afternoon. A convertible in Lisbon does specific work. The roof comes down on the A5 toward Cascais and Estoril when the Atlantic light is flat and clear, usually before the coast road fills up later in the day. It stays down less comfortably on the narrow lanes of Alfama or the climb into Sintra, where hedgerows, stone walls and tighter turns favour a car you can place precisely rather than one you're admiring from inside. Booking a convertible here means choosing the right stretch of road for it, not assuming every stretch suits it equally. Handover is arranged around where you're staying rather than a fixed pickup counter. Hotels on Avenida da Liberdade, private residences and Lisbon Airport are all workable collection points, and the car arrives set up for the drive you've described rather than a generic checklist. Before you leave, a driver will walk through toll setup for the A2 and A5 corridors, since Via Verde lanes are electronic and worth understanding before your first tollbooth rather than during it. Summer weekends push demand for convertibles toward Cascais and Comporta, so cars in this category tend to book out earlier from June through September. Outside peak season, availability loosens and the coast roads are quieter, which for an open-top car is often the better trade. Whichever model suits the itinerary, the rental includes the standard groundwork: security deposit, insurance terms and return condition confirmed before you drive off, so the only decision left is which road gets the morning.