Car Hire in Juan Santamaria Airport

Compare discounted car hire in Juan Santamaria Airport, Costa Rica. We have some great deals, so please book early.

Your Juan Santamaria Airport Suppliers

Some of the the car rental companies we can help you get cheaper rates with in Juan Santamaria Airport, include:- Avis, Green Motion, Adobe, Alamo/National and Sixt.

Please book in advance through us, and save on their usual rates, knowing you get the same car and service, as if you went direct.

Only our suppliers prices are discounted, not the level of service, quality of vehicle, or CDW, mileage or insurance. 24/7 accident assistance help comes as standard.

Europcar are offering free delivery and collection of your hire car to your San Jose hotel, within office hours.

Booking Car Rental in Juan Santamaria Airport

Get your car at either San Jose International Airport, or in San Jose the capital, with all the usual benefits included in the rental rates.

Free cancellation, usually upto 48 hours before, and no amendment fees.

When In Costa Rica

Eco-tourism is big and most visitors make a point of visiting some of the national parks and protected areas, these can be visited in tour groups or using you own vehicle.

To get the most out of this green island, you will need some form of transport the most popular option is hiring a car from a wide range available including small economy cars to SUV, 4WD and larger MPV, that are all late model with air con.

The term, paradise for tourists, is often over used, but in the case of Costa Rica it well deserved. Costa Rica offers something for every one. The weather is tropical, but can vary depending on where you are in the country.

Please note that the dry, summer season is December to April and when you do visit, get your hands on some Costa Rican Colons to spend, currency code CRC.

This will help you enjoy one of the pleasures of life, as it is one of the lucky band of countries where you can paddle in both the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean on the same day.

The Costa Ricans, who are mainly Roman Catholic, are also called Tico, speak Spanish, along with a couple of local dialects also, and there are over four million.

6th August 2020