Filling up in the Canary Islands and mainland Spain has become noticeably more expensive. Petrol that recently cost under a euro a litre at many Canary Islands forecourts now costs considerably more, and prices at stations on the same island can differ by more than ten cents a litre. On a full tank, that adds up fast.
We have our own answer to that: the live fuel price map we built ourselves for theonlyguide.co readers has just been updated and modernised. It has been around for a while, but we suspect many of you still don’t know about it. With fuel this expensive, that’s money left on the table – so we’ve upgraded it and moved it to a new, simple address on our site. Whether you live here or are driving a hire car on holiday, it shows you in seconds where to fill up for less.
What the upgraded fuel price map does for you
- A new, simple address – theonlyguide.co/fuel/, easy to remember and bookmark.
- Cheapest stations first – below the map you get a list of the lowest-priced stations in the area you chose.
- Prices refresh automatically every 3 hours – no more comparing on your own.
- Every island and major city – jump straight to Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Madrid or Barcelona.
- Built for your phone – check prices on the road before you pull in.
- Free, in English – no sign-up, no app to install.
Find the cheapest station in seconds
Open the live Canary Islands fuel price map and pick your island. The map zooms straight to the area and the list below shows the cheapest stations. Or go directly to where you are:
- Fuel prices in Tenerife
- Fuel prices in Gran Canaria
- Fuel prices in Lanzarote
- Fuel prices in Fuerteventura
- Fuel prices in La Palma
- Fuel prices in La Gomera
- Fuel prices in El Hierro
- Fuel prices in Madrid
- Fuel prices in Barcelona
- Fuel prices in Valencia
- Fuel prices in Málaga
Share the map
Know someone who commutes every day, rents a car on holiday or tours the islands in a campervan? Send them the link to the live fuel price map. At today’s prices, a few cents a litre means several euros every time you fill up. Tip: bookmark the map on your phone so it’s always to hand.
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