Car hire Oman is the most comfortable way to get around this Sultanate in the Middle East.
We have cars for hire in the capital Muscat and other locations including Salalah, Sohar, Ruhi and Al Kuwair.
If you are flying into Oman we can meet you at Muscat international airport or alternatively Salalah airport where we have car hire offices. You can also pick up cars in various Oman hotels including the Sheraton, the Crowne Plaza Hotel and the Hamilton Plaza Hotel.
Car hire Oman only costs 11 dollars per day and you get fully comprehensive insurance for this low rate including liability cover and waivers for collision damage or vehicle theft.
If you can find cheaper car hire anywhere else which has the same great features we will match that price.

Car rental Oman vehicles include VW Golfs in manual or automatic, Hyundai Getz and Vauxhall Corsa five door cars.
Oman is a popular business destination and we offer prestige vehicles like the BMW X3 and the Mercedes C180 so our customers can make the right impression.
If you want to explore the deserts, mountains and of course the wonderful coastline of Oman along the Gulf of Oman then we suggest you rent cars such as the Jeep Cherokee or the Nissan Pathfinder four by four.
Remember that if you have rented an automatic car then you must put the gear stick into park before you can take the key out of the vehicle.
If you have any problems with your car while in Oman you can call out our mechanics free of charge as you get breakdown assistance with every rental contract.
Our cars also come with unlimited mileage. That means you can journey right across Oman, to regions including the Musandem Peninsula, Al Wusta and Dhofar, without paying any extra.
In fact there are no hidden costs with Rhino car rental whatsoever and we do not make you pay more if you choose to book by credit card.
Curiously enough it is actually illegal to drive around Oman in a dirty car and you could be stopped by the police and fined, though more likely they will just tell you to wash the car.

Oman is divided in two by the United Arab Emirates. A small mountainous area at the tip of the MUSANDAM peninsula overlook the strategic Strait of HORMUZ, which controls the entrance to THE GULF. The main part of the country consists of a fertile coas¬tal plain (BATINAH) in the far north, the limestone HAJAR MOUNTAINS rising to 3018 m (990 I ft), and a largely barren plateau with small fishing harbours to the south. The DHOFAR coast in the far south is fertile and has reliable monsoon rain from June to September, and there is good pasture in Dhofar's mountains. Inland the plateau mer¬ges into the largely unexplored 'Empty Quarter' in Saudi Arabia. 



Oil, found mainly in the north, provides 90 per cent of exports, and there are also copper and natural gas. However, 70 per cent of the people live by farming or fishing. With high temperatures and low, generally unreliable rainfall, only 0.1 per cent of the land is cultivated. This area includes the Batinah a potentially rich garden area, land around mountain villages which have ancient irrigation systems, and sheltered mountain valleys.