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Kia
Soluto Automatic
Passengers: 5
Rental rate: $65 per day
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Kia
Sorento automatic
Passengers: 7
Rental rate: $120 per day
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Kia
Seltos 4×4 automatic
Passengers: 5
Rental rate: $70 per day
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Kia
Sorento Camping Automatic
Passengers: 7
Rental rate: $120 per day
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Kia
Rio Automatic
Passengers: 5
Rental rate: $65 per day
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Chery Tiggo
Tiggo 4 automatic
Passengers: 5
Rental rate: $65 per day
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Suzuki
Spresso automatic
Passengers: 4
Rental rate: $65 per day
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Suzuki
Alto Manual
Passengers: 4
Rental rate: $50 per day
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Chevrolet
Automatic
Passengers: 7
Rental rate: $120 per day
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Range Rover
Automatic
Passengers: 5
Rental rate: $120 per day
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Freedom ZS
Passengers: 2
Rental rate: $40 per day
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Freedom Formula Hercules 250
Passengers: 2
Rental rate: $40 per day
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Choose the perfect vehicle for Costa Rica. Below you’ll find quick benefits, driving tips, and answers to the most frequent questions from travelers.
Transparent Pricing
What you see is what you pay: clear daily rate, taxes, and insurance options shown before you book.
Well-Maintained Fleet
Recent-model sedans, SUVs, and 4×4’s serviced regularly for mountain and coastal routes.
Easy Pick-Up & Drop-Off
Airport meet & greet or hotel delivery on request. Fast paperwork and friendly guidance.
Local Support
Bilingual assistance, route suggestions, and help with tolls, parking, and road rules.
Quick Recommendations for Driving in Costa Rica
- Choose 4×4 if you plan to visit mountains, unpaved roads, or beaches in the rainy season (May–Nov).
- Use Waze/Google Maps for real-time traffic and road closures; signal can drop in rural areas—download offline maps.
- Tolls (peajes) on Route 27 and others: carry some cash or ask us about electronic toll options.
- Parking: prefer guarded lots in San José and beach towns; avoid leaving valuables in the car.
- Speed limits are strictly enforced; watch for school zones and speed bumps (retornos & “muertos”).
- Child seats are mandatory by age/height—request them when booking.
- Fuel policy & deposits: we explain it before you confirm; keep the final receipt if you refuel.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which car type should I choose for Costa Rica?
For San José and highways, a compact or midsize sedan is perfect. If you’ll visit mountains, waterfalls, or remote beaches—especially in the rainy season—a SUV/4×4 is strongly recommended for clearance and traction.
Do I really need a 4×4?
If your plan includes Monteverde, La Fortuna backroads, Nicoya Peninsula beach access, or Osa Peninsula, a 4×4 makes the trip safer and more comfortable. For city-only trips, a sedan is sufficient.
What insurance options are available?
We offer required liability plus optional coverages (e.g., CDW/LDW, theft, glass & tires). We’ll show each option with limits and deductibles before you pay so you can choose the protection that fits your trip.
Are tolls included in the price?
Tolls are not included. You can pay cash at booths or ask us about an electronic pass. We’ll mark the main toll roads on your route when you pick up the car.
Is GPS or mobile signal reliable?
In cities and main highways, yes. Rural areas may have limited coverage. Download offline maps and share your itinerary with our team—we’ll suggest the best route and fuel stops.
Do you provide child seats and extras?
Yes. Child seats, additional drivers, Wi-Fi hotspot, and roof racks are available on request. Add them during booking so we can reserve them in advance.
How does the fuel policy work?
Most rentals are full-to-full: you receive the car full and return it full. Keep the last gas receipt; if you prefer, we can handle refueling for a service fee.
Where can I pick up and return the car?
Airport meet & greet, agency office, or hotel delivery (subject to availability). One-way returns between cities can be arranged—ask for the fee and schedule.
What documents do I need?
A valid driver’s license (international permit recommended if your license is not in Roman alphabet), passport, and credit card for the security deposit.
How do I get the best price?
Book early for high season (Dec–Apr), compare sedan vs SUV based on your route, and subscribe to receive promotional rates. Long-term rentals may qualify for weekly discounts.