As a minimum, you'll need an International Driving Permit (IDP). This is because your UK driving licence isn't likely to be valid in the EU following a no-deal Brexit. There are three IDP available: a 1949 IDP, covering Ireland, Iceland, Spain, Malta and Cyprus; a 1968 IDP covering all other EU countries as well as Norway and Switzerland - and a 1926 IDP covering Liechtenstein.

You might need to contact your insurance provider for a Green Card as proof of cover. Drivers are warned that they should contact their insurance company for a Green Card a month ahead of their planned trip. Most insurance companies will charge a small administration fee to cover the Green Card.