Public transport is non existent in the small Mediterranean island of Cyprus and with soaring summer temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius, car hire is a must. Rhino Car Hire Cyprus comes with excellent air conditioning systems so that when you are not relaxing on the beach you can travel the island in comfort. We also offer convertible vehicles for those who want to top up their tans.

Cheap car hire Cyprus can be collected from the island’s major locations such as Larnaca and Paphos international airports and the main cities of Nicosia, Larnaca, Limassol and Paphos.  Some of our vehicles for hire include Toyota Corollas, Lexus SUV’s, Honda Civic five doors and Fiat Puntos. Within our huge fleet we have cars to suit every need from economy to luxury models.

Car Rental Cyprus allows you complete peace of mind when driving and our customers are given a collision damage waiver, vehicle theft waiver and liability insurance with every rental contract. Also included in our low rates is complete breakdown assistance. In the unlikely event that something happens to your car we have a team of trained professionals on hand to come out and help you, no matter where you are or what time it is.

At Rhino Car Rental Cyprus we don’t believe in hidden costs or extra charges and that’s why our cheap car hire rates from $112 per week come with an unlimited mileage offer so you never have to cut your journey short.

This gives you an ideal opportunity to explore naturally beautiful areas of Cyprus such as the Trodos Mountains in the centre of the island and the Akamas Peninsula to the west. You may wish to hire a 4x4 vehicle to navigate the steep roads or dirt tracks in these parts of Cyprus. Travellers on a budget can combine cheap accommodation in beach resorts such as Protaras and Ayia Napa with low cost car rental to get an excellent value for money holiday. You will not find better beaches to enjoy anywhere else in Europe. Book your car rental today on our easy to use website and you could be driving tomorrow. Contact us by phone, email or our online chat facility if you have any queries.

Cyprus Mini Guide

Cyprus is officially named the Republic of Cyprus, and is an island sitting in the Mediterranean Sea. To the east is Greece, the North Egypt, to the South Turkey and to the west are the multiple borders of Lebanon, Israel and Syria. Cyprus is the third largest islands to be found in the entire Mediterranean Sea, a popular tourist destination with a long and varied history. Indeed, Cyprus has often been cited as the world's largest open air Museum, and surely no other nation can offer such a wealth of fascinating historical and archaeological sites in such a small area.



Cyprus has a history that is intricately tied into Greek mythology, the mythical birthplace of the goddess Aphrodite and the homeland of King Cinyras. Cyprus has seen a host of rulers through the ages, beginning with the Assyrians at around 700 BC, a short period of Egyptian rule, with Persian rulers taking control in 545 BC. More recent history has seen Cyprus as part the Roman Empire, and it was finally brought under Greek rule by Alexander the Great.

Although public transport is somewhat limited on the island of Cyprus, it is an incredible place to explore in your own vehicle. Indeed, if we check the transport figures of recent years it is clear to see that privately owned vehicles are the primary form of transport throughout the island by far. Cyprus is also served by two international airports, Larnaca International Airport and Paphos International Airport. The third airport, Nicosia International Airport was closed down in 1974. There is a privately operated bus service upon Cyprus, and a wealth of taxis, although a hire car is probably still the best way to secure your transport while staying on Cyprus.



Famagusta is arguably the most impressive place on Cyprus from historical viewpoint, certainly no other area of Cyprus contain such a density of important archaeological and historical sites. In the Northern part of Famagusta can be found the Salamis ruins, this was once a large city which was founded around the 11th century BC. The city withheld invasions from many would-be conquerors; most prolific being the Romans and in 648 A.D. was finally abandoned following a combination of disasters including pirate raids and earthquakes. These ruins are still fairly well preserved, and contain examples of Roman baths, a gymnasium and an amphitheatre.

 

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