Car hire in Guiana

We can offer excellent discounted rates for you car hire in Guiana. Book with confidence when you select Avis or Europcar. Book in advance through here and save on their usual rates.

Cars like the Renault Clio are available at Papeete Airport, whereas Avis have a much wider range of vehicles at Cayenne Airport that include the Astra and Megane. You collect your car at the airport, so no shuttle buses to worry about.

When booking your vehicle, you need to also consider the unseen costs, such as how much is likely to he held against your card for the local excess deposit, and any possible claims that will be made.

The excess can usually be reduced to zero, or a lower amount, by paying for local insurance on arrival. The alternative are, to either take the risk nobody bumps you in a car park, or purchase excess cover insurance to cover any possible claim.

Then if you need extra drivers, Sat Nav, child seats, tyre chains etc., calculating the total cost can be something of a headache, so we are happy to help ease the mental and financial strain, so just get a quote and tell us what you need, and we will point you in the right direction of your cheapest options.

Mileage can also be a consideration, as more suppliers, like Keddy, have mileage allowances, before you pay for extra distance covered.

This means the cheapest car, may not always be your best option, so if help need, feel free to get an email quote and then ask us a question or two, before booking.

About Guiana

Maybe you are travelling to French Guiana to watch the European Space Agency launching a rocket, or to visit the displaced Laos Hmong farmers working on rain forest, there are many diverse things to see on your car rental holiday. Drive your hire car to Cayenne, the capital of French Guiana, to sample the wonderful creole food.

The weather is typically tropical, being hot and humid most of the time. The currency you need are Euros, when you head for this country on the north east coast of South America, above Brazil, where the top five exported items are:- sugar, bauxite, shrimps, rice and gold.

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Cayenne International Airport will probably be where you fly to. If plan on a water-based trip,then there are plenty of waterways here, adding up to over three thousand kilometers in this varied land of coasts, across plains, through forest to mountains.

About a quarter of a million people live here.

Updated 14th July 2018