Compare Car Hire in Cyprus

Compare and then book, quality car hire in Cyprus at a cheaper price. We can also help with larger vehicles like a SUV, MPV or minivan. You can take your pick from either, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Drive Cyprus, Europcar, Green Motion, GSP, Hertz, Kem, National/Alamo, Oasis, Right Cars and Sixt.

Our Cypriot rates include unlimited mileage with full insurance and all taxes. All cars feature latest in safety features and in-car entertainment. All the usual extras available, like child seats, luggage racks, Sat Nav and extra drivers are available as optional extras.

North Cyprus Cross Border

Not recommended as can turn out to be expensive, unless driving from south to north with Kem Car Rental, but you need buy extra insurance at the border, and let them know you are doing so. Other suppliers do not allow, and thus you do so at own risk. Excess insurance cover is valid as long as car hire company approves of crossing the border, like Kem Car Rental.

You can rent a MPV, SUV or estate at these airports and towns:- Larnaca, Paphos and Nicosia. If you prefer to get your car at your resort, then no problem, as we can arrange it in these towns, or have delivered:- Ayia Napa, Limassol, Pissouri, Polis-Latsi and Protoras.

Cypriot Car Cruises Choices

Troodos Mountains Drive - This takes you through the largest mountain range in Cyprus, offering stunning views, charming villages, and dense forests. Highlights include Mount Olympus, the highest peak in Cyprus, and the historic Kykkos Monastery.

Akamas Peninsula Coastal Drive - A spectacular coastal journey along the northwest coast, featuring turquoise waters, rocky cliffs, and hidden coves. Stops include the Baths of Aphrodite and the dramatic Avakas Gorge.

Limassol Wine Villages Route - A picturesque drive through rolling vineyards and traditional villages. The village of Omodos is famous for its cobblestone streets and local wineries, where you can taste the renowned Commandaria wine.

More About Cyprus

Cyprus is a perfect holiday destination, as it not only offers warm sandy beaches, but has the added attraction of a past steeped in history, as witnessed by the large number of ancient monuments, churches and museums scattered throughout the island.

Visit the many beautiful ancient sites. Swim in the crystal waters, having driven your hire car to the wonderful sea side restaurants.

About one million two hundred thousand reside on the island. Both Greek and Turkish are the official languages, as there is still a divide. Nicosia is the capital.

Limassol

It is the centre of the Cypriot wine trade, where most vineyards are located on the gentle slopes of the Troodos Mountains. When in Limassol, take a trip to nearby Curium, which is a major Roman site.

Paphos

The very old harbour town of Paphos is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Most cafes and restaurants are in and around the harbour, with most taverns serving fine seafood. The house of Dionysus, the Villa of Theseus and Paphos Tomb of Kings are understandably major tourist attractions and should be added to your list of tourist destinations.

Larnaca

Once sleepy and quiet, has awakened. Stroll along the harbour and admire the luxury yachts. Choose a tavern or outdoor cafe and sample the fresh seafood. We also offer discounted prices for Larnaca, so give us a try.

Nicosia

The divided city. If you wish, you can cross over to the Turkish side for some shopping. Unfortunately you will need Turkish Lire as Cypriot Pounds are not accepted. If taking your hire car, then please note you are not insured.

What to do in Cyprus

February sees the mountain bikers attack the Cypriot hills, when the Sunshine Cup takes place over two weeks.

Cyprus Tourism

Check here for what happening on this Mediterranean island from the Cyprus Tourist Board.

Updated:- 19th October 2025

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