Enjoy car hire Yemen for bargain prices of £10 per day. Our excellent vehicles have the modern features you would expect such as central locking and power steering.
We have locations in the Middle Eastern country of Yemen including the capital city of Sanaa and the Sheraton Sanaa Hotel.
The Yemen vehicles we have for hire are the Toyota Rav 4, the VW Golf automatic and the Toyota Landcruiser automatic. If you plan to visit the desert of Yemen then the latter vehicle is the most comfortable and suitable option.
Hiring a satellite navigation system with your car hire Yemen vehicle is certainly advisable to save you getting lost. The last thing you want to do is turn up to your business meeting late or spoil your trip.

All of our cheap car rental Yemen vehicles come with a comprehensive insurance package which includes waivers for vehicle theft and collision damage (CDW).
You get liability insurance cover and there is a special insurance option which allows you to reduce the car excess to zero you as to avoid ever having to make any nasty pay outs in the event of an accident. This insurance option is great for drivers who are unsure, especially if they are very young or very old.
Our vehicles also come with an unlimited mileage offer so you can travel to places of interest such as the Red Sea, which has some of the world’s best diving and scuba diving, and the mountains and coastal areas of Yemen.
Yemen can get incredibly hot and you will be glad to know that car rental Yemen comes with excellent air conditioning systems allowing you to beat the heat.
Certain parts of Yemen can be dangerous places to travel in. You should seek consular advice before going to Yemen, which is at the south of the Arabian Peninsula, as the country has suffered from civil unrest recently.
Read more about Yemen in the mini guide on our website. We also have regular news and blog updates to keep you abreast of developments.
If it is safe to go to Yemen we can ensure that you have an unforgettable trip with Rhino car rental Yemen.

Yemen Mini Guide

Situated at the Southern tip of the Arabian Peninsula, Yemen is a Middle Eastern Country which has borders with Oman and Saudi Arabia.
The country has a troubled history and travel to certain parts of Yemen is sometimes not advised because of a threat of terrorist attacks. You should check with the foreign office before planning your journey. Also make sure you are familiar with the local customs. For instance, homosexuals are given the death sentence in Yemen if caught.




That said, the people in Yemen are friendly even though it is a very different country from its neighbouring countries the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. Arabic is the local language here.
Should the situation calm down in the future, Yemen is well worth visiting as it has an incredible coastline and stunning regions of mountains, highlands and coastal plains. Historically many traders have passed through Yemen because it was on the old spice routes. Though it can get chilly in the elevated areas Yemen is mostly desert and its conditions are accordingly hot.
The main cities in Yemen are Hutaib, Sana’a, Aden, Kawkaban, Shibam and Ta’izz.




To get to Yemen by plane there are quite a few options. Emirates Air flies from Dubai to Sana’a and back five times a week and the flight takes just over two hours.

Royal Jordanian flies twice weekly from Amman to Sana’a and to Aden. Syrian air lines also flies to Sana'a.

The national carrier, Yemenia, flies to Sana'a from many mid-Eastern and several European capitals, including a daily non-stop from Cairo. Lufthansa flies from Frankfurt three times weekly with a stop in Cairo. The flight time to Sana'a from Cairo is about three hours. Budget airline Air Arabia also flies from Sharjah (near Dubai) to Sana'a on Tuesdays and Saturdays, while Qatar Air flies between Doha and Sana’a three times a week.



You can drive from Oman to Yemen, though this is not advised as crossing the border can be tricky. Driving from Saudi Arabia is not easy either and there are complicated regulations about getting a car across the Saudi border.

 If you want to really explore what this country has offer a four by four is your best choice of vehicle.

First you need to get a travel permit from the tourism authorities specifying where you are going and for how long. This is a very necessary inconvenience in case you run into any areas where there may be tribal unrest.