CAR HIRE MALAYSIA

Rhino Car Hire Malaysia is the choice of professionals who are going to this south east Asian country on business. Our cars are matched for every occasion. There are mini vehicles such as the Hyundai Atos, intermediate cars like the Ford Mondeo automatic and standard cars like the Honda Legend automatic.

Rhino is aware that Malaysia is a very tropical and humid country and for the comfort of out customers all cars have AC systems to cope with the heat. When you book with us you don't have to worry about the costs racking up as we include Malaysia airport surcharges, whether you arrive at Kuala Lumpur airport or another terminal, and all the taxes in your rental quote. Check out our prices on Car Rental Malaysia online using ou r secure booking engine.The rhino car rental web site is designed to provide you with an easy to use interface that will take you through the car rental procedure.  If, at any point of this process, you have a problem or a question on your car rental Malaysia, then contact our Customer Care Team who will be happy to help with any Malaysia Car Rental enquiry.  Our intelligent software saves you the hassle of visiting lots of different websites to compare car rental prices and will display within seconds all the cheap car rental packages available at the click of a few buttons.

Malaysia Mini Guide

The country of Malaysia in South East Asia is split into two land masses. Part of it is located on a peninsula which has land borders with Thailand while the rest of Malaysia is located on the Northern third of the huge island of Borneo.
This tropical country has a very diverse population with people celebrating many religions there including Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism and Sikhism. This incredible mixture also makes Malaysian food so interesting as meals can have combinations of Malay, Chinese and Indian dishes.



The capital of Malaysia is Kuala Lumpur and its other major cities are Malacca, Kuantan, Miri, Kuching, George Town, Putrajaya, Kota Kinabalu and Johor Bahru.

Most westerners can get into Malaysia without a visa and they are likely to arrive at Kuala Lumpur International airport.
The other airports which have international flights are Johor Bahru, Miri, Malacca, Langkawi, Ipoh, Penang, Kuching and Kota Kinabalu. Air Malaysia is the national carrier while AirAsia does flights to most South East Asian destinations and countries such as Australia too.

If you have rented a car from Rhino Car Hire in Thailand you could drive it across the border into Malaysia as part of your trip. If you plan to do this or go to Indonesia, Brunei or Singapore by road it is best to have an international driver’s licence. To Indonesia the main crossing is at the Tebedu-Entikong checkpoint on the Kuching-Pontianak road.



For Brunei the Kuala Lurah-Tedungan checkpoint is used for traffic travelling between Bandar Seri Begawan and Limbang in Sarawak.
To Singapore the two crossings are the Causeway which links Johor Bahru with Woodlands in Singapore, and the Malaysia-Singapore Second Link which links Tanjung Kupang in Johor with Tuas in Singapore.



Traffic drives on the left in Malaysia and the road network there is good, though you should watch out for cyclists at all times. If you want to have a relaxed trip then avoid driving in the cities which can be confusing and congested and use the car to explore the countryside of Malaysia.
Driving from Malaysia to Thailand you can do the whole journey on the north south expressway road. You are advised not to drive at night though for fear of being robbed so plan stops into your travel and that way you will enjoy the journey more too. It is worthwhile carrying some Malaysian currency (Ringgit) with you at all times.