Car Hire Costa Rica compares the prices of reputable companies like National car hire, Sixt car hire, Alamo car hire, Auto Europe car hire, Hertz car hire and Holiday Autos car hire.

We have a range of off road cars available for hire in Costa Rica like the Daihatsu Terios four wheel drive, the Toyota Front Runner four wheel drive and the Nissan Pathfinder four wheel drive.

There are prestige vehicles such as the Honda Legend automatic, compact cars like the Peugeot 307 automatic and manual vehicles such as the Toyota Hilux pick up.

Car hire Costa Rica comes with fully comprehensive insurance including a collision damage waiver, a vehicle theft waiver and liability cover.

Car Rental Costa Rica is great value for money as it costs only 11 Euros a day, a fully inclusive rate.

Costa Rica is a beautiful Central American country which has a coastline with the Caribbean Sea and having a car is the best way to see what it has to offer.

Choosing your car couldn’t be cheaper thanks to our online reservation service which allows car rental Costa Rica collection upon booking.

At Rhino we even offer you the opportunity of dropping your car off at a different location from where you picked it up at no extra charge.

There is no charge for using a credit card to book or any late cancellation fees if you change your mind. Nor is there a premium location fee, airport surcharges or taxes (VAT local and road fund).

These great services set us well apart from the rest of the car rental Costa Rica competition. We are one of the only companies to offer unlimited miles with every rental and free breakdown assistance in case you have any mechanical problems.

Most car rental Costa Rica vehicles come with excellent air conditioning so that whether you are there on holiday or business you won’t have to break into a sweat. All our cars also have power steering and central locking.

Optional extras which are requested include luggage racks, sat navs and child seats.

CAR HIRE COSTA RICA COUNTRY INFO

Forming a bridge between the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean, Costa Rica is also a buffer between less tranquil countries: Panama to the south and war-torn Nicaragua to the north. Costa Rica - the 'Rich Coast' - has a tradition of neutrality which its population enthusiastically support. The only cloud on its horizon is the risk of neighbouring conflicts spilling over its borders.



Much of the country consists of volcanic mountain chains, running north-we t to south-east, that reach their highest point at Chirripo (3820 m, 12 533ft). Over half of the 2.7 million people live in the Valle Central, a highland basin which was the first area settled by the Spanish in the 16th century. The rich volcanic soils of the upland areas are good for coffee growing and the slopes provide lush pastures for cattle.

Top Car Hire Locations in Costa Rica are:

Alajuela
Guanacaste
Hotel Best Western Irazu
Liberia
Liberia International Airport
Paseo Colon
Quepos
Rio Segundo
San Jose
San Jose International Airport
Tamarindo Sunrise Complex



Lowland swamps cover most of the two coasts; the Pacific coast is wetter and cooler than the Caribbean. The north-west region is partly savannah and partly lowland forest. Increasingly people arc settling along the river and mountain valleys. About four fifths of the country remains forested.
Costa Rica differs from its neighbours in that 80 per cent of the people are white and most of the rest mestizo (of mixed European and native Indian ancestry). When Europeans arrived in the 16th century they introduced diseases, including measles, to which the Indians had no resistance. Thousands died and they have never recovered their numbers.
Costa Rica was the first country in Central America to grow coffee and bananas commercially, which are still its major agricultural exports.