Car Hire Paphos can call on a large fleet of family friendly vehicles like the Ford Galaxy seven seater and the Volkswagen Touran seven seater.
If you want an off road vehicle we offer the Suzuki Jimny four by four soft top or the Toyota Rav 4.
Some of our many automatic car hire Paphos options are the Toyota Yaris, the VW Polo and the Toyota Avensis.
All of our cars come with air conditioning as Cyprus can get deadly hot in the summer, reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius even in the seaside resort town of Paphos.
Car hire Paphos includes excellent insurance with liability cover and waivers for vehicle theft and collision damage.
Our car hire Paphos rates of only £88.00 per week are the cheapest on the market.

Cheap Car Rental Paphos has never been easier; you can book online now or call us today to find out more.
We have a number of vehicles for rent at locations across the island of Cyprus so if you prefer to collect your vehicle in one place but drop it off at another, we won’t charge you.

Having a car will give you the freedom to explore this beautiful country which has mountains, forests and miles of Mediterranean coastline.
There is also a special insurance option you can take out which means you never have to pay any excess charges.
Rhino car rental can allow younger drivers to rent cars and they may want the extra insurance that this option provides. Check our terms and conditions to make sure you are eligible to drive our vehicles first.

Rhino car rental Paphos offers satellite navigation systems to all of our customers which can be an invaluable method of finding your way around.
Car rental Paphos comes with complimentary breakdown assistance where you get the services of trained professionals during your rental contract. This is extremely useful in the summer because if the car overheats and you get stuck on the motorway it is not a very pleasant experience.

If you can find another car rental Paphos company which gives you the all same great features for the same low price, we will match it.

PAPHOS MINI GUIDE

Paphos is in an area of outstanding beauty which is featured as a protected national treasure on the UNESCO World Heritage list.



Blessed by the Greek Goddess of love Aphrodite as she rose from the waves at Petra Tou Romiou, the district of Paphos is dotted with banana plantations and home to a thriving port. Visitors to Paphos will often have a view of both the coastline and the Trodos Mountains and this is the perfect place to enjoy wonderful weather in the great outdoors.

Extensive renovation work has been done along the seafront of Paphos town to maintain the upkeep of buildings old and new including hotels and the Paphos castle, which was built as a Byzantine fort to defend the harbour.



There will now also be space for up to 1,000 craft at the new marina which is planned to be constructed at Potamites Kissonerga. Nature lovers will fall for Paphos as it is close to the Akamas Peninsula. Among the many first class beaches in the area are Lara Bay, home to the rare Monk seal and an area where Loggerhead and Greenback turtles clamber ashore to lay their eggs.

A large number of properties are planned to be built in the exclusive Sea Caves region near to Paphos and they will have luxurious features such as landscaped gardens and private pools.



Paphos also boasts some of the finest archaeological sites in Europe, such as the Tombs of the Kings which dates back to 400 BC.

Despite a small population of fewer than 50,000 people and so many areas of antiquity, there are opportunities to rent accommodation or even buy and invest throughout Paphos. These include the town of Polis where the Kingdom of Marion, an ancient city, was located.