Customers choose Car Hire Larnaca because of our unparalleled service in this Cyprus town.
Some of the many vehicles we offer in Larnaca are the Peugeot 107, the Toyota Aygo, the Citroen C2 five door and the VW Touran seven seater.
There are also a number of prestige and luxury cars for hire such as the Chrysler Sebring automatic five door, the Mercedes E200 automatic and the Mercedes CLK Cabriolet automatic. If you would like a convertible car so that you can soak up as much of the wonderful Larnaca sunshine as possible, enquire with our staff about the possibility of hiring one.
All our cars come with fully comprehensive insurance, unlimited mileage and breakdown assistance. The insurance package includes liability cover and waivers for collision damage and vehicle theft.

Rhino Car Rental Larnaca can cost €94.00 per week, and for this low price you get excellent value for money.
All the taxes are included in the low Rhino car rental Larnaca prices so you will not have to pay VAT Local tax, road fund tax or the premium location fee.
These deals are found in conjunction with Avis, Hertz and Sixt among many others and we can guarantee that they are the lowest available car rental Larnaca deals.

Our cars come with the latest in satellite technology and global positioning systems which will pinpoint the location of your vehicle no matter where you are in Larnaca or Cyprus. This means you are unlikely to get lost and spoil your holiday or turn up late for an important business meeting.
Rhino car rental Larnaca also comes with state-of-the-art air conditioning so you never have to break into a sweat when you are driving around.

It is useful to have a credit card with you when you book Rhino car rental Larnaca in order to reserve any optional extras such as ski racks (Cyprus has snow covered mountains in the winter) or child seats. At Rhino car rental Larnaca we do not charge our customers fees for making credit card bookings.
All you have to do is confirm your age and valid driver’s licence number and you can get on with the easy and enjoyable process of picking your car.

Larnaca Mini Guide

Larnaca is surrounded by all the best qualities that Cyprus has to offer – sparkling sea, palm-lined promenades and ancient historical ruins.



Situated on the east coast of Cyprus, the seaside city of Larnaca is the island's third largest with a population of about 80,000 people. It is one of the oldest cities in the world, dating back some 6,000 years, and many of its old temples and ruins have been beautifully preserved.
They include the ancient site of Hala Sultan Tekke where the aunt of the Islamic prophet Muhammad is said to be buried.



Many Muslims make the pilgrimage each year to see this tranquil building standing next to the Larnaca salt lake which is decorated by flocks of pink flamingos during the winter. However, you are certain to need a car if you want to get there as it is fairly out of the way and taxis charge steep rates in Cyprus.

Despite its rich history, the centre of Larnaca is lively and modern following the improvement of the Finikoudes seafront promenade and the impressive Larnaca marina which is one of the main ways to get into Cyprus from the sea.

And there are even more improvements in Larnaca planned to maintain its place as a top European summer holiday destination.

Among them is the intention to build a PGA golf course at Tersefanou village which would include a leisure complex, retail village and health spa. Work is also underway on a new terminal at Larnaca international airport to bring more visitors to the area who are drawn to its mix of quiet charm and sparkling glamour.



Deep-sea diving enthusiasts will certainly like Larnaca which has been internationally recognised for the world famous Zenobia shipwreck, while the neighbouring Cape Greco is home to a mass of interconnected caves which hold a huge amount of marine life.

Everywhere in Larnaca is within a short distance of a wide variety of bars, restaurants, shops and nightclubs.
Entertainment is never far away and the municipality is always organising cultural events such as the flood festival Kataklysmos, held at the beginning of the summer months.

Getting to Larnaca could not be easier as it has the huge advantage of having its own international airport which welcomes flights from all over the world including many low cost European carriers. If you are arriving from another part of Cyprus the motorways are good and the signposts are frequent and easy to follow.
If you want to explore your surroundings a good direction to head in is east towards Ayia Napa and the Larnaca-Dhekelia Road. This is the main 'strip' for high quality hotels, nightclubs and bars.