We offer the cheapest car hire El Salvador through companies such as Holiday Autos, Sixt and Dollar rent a car. Our rates start at only £11 per day so you will be hard pressed to find cheaper car hire anywhere else.

You may choose off road vehicles which are an excellent way to explore this Central American country which is famed for its flora and fauna. Some of our four wheel drive cars are the Nissan Pathfinder and the Toyota Front Runner automatic.

Singles and couples going to El Salvador can hire out a number of economy and compact cars we have such as the Kia Picanto, the Vauxhall Corsa and the VW Golf. Child seats can come with your rental so don’t forget to ask for them when making your online booking.

Car rental El Salvador gives you the freedom to see some of the pyramids which were built in El Salvador hundreds of years ago by the native tribes there.

Our budget car rental includes full liability insurance as well as a collision damage waiver and a vehicle theft waiver. First time drivers and drivers who are getting on in years can even pay for out a new insurance option which reduces their excess to zero and protects them if they have a mishap.

If you plan on making a one way journey in El Salvador, perhaps from the San Salvador city to the Marriot Hotel, ask our representatives. We do not charge a one way surcharge.

Car rental El Salvador should be booked in advance and that way when you arrive at San Salvador international airport all you have to do is pick up your vehicle. The airport is located 45 minutes outside of the city centre and having a car is the quickest and cheapest way to make the journey.

El Salvador has gained a reputation for having some of the world’s best surfing and you may wish to enquire about the possibility of renting a surf rack for your boards as an optional extra.

Having a credit card is the most efficient way to request optional extras which also include satellite navigation systems and you will be pleased to know we do not charge credit card fees.

LOCAL INFORMATION FOR EL SALVADOR

The land is owned by a tiny elite of white people, although 87 per cent of Salvadoreans are mestizo - of mixed Spanish and Indian descent - and the rest are pure Indian. There are many social problems; many of the people are illiterate and undernourished. Farms and industries damaged in the fighting have had no interlude of peace in which to get production restarted, so unemployment has increased and inflation is high. In recent years the incomes of the people have gradually declined in real terms. 

The major towns support a few industries mainly food processing, textiles, cement and chemicals manufacture. Mineral output is negligible. The roads between towns are poor and mainly unmetalled. Like the railway, they are often disrupted by the fighting.