What's the speed limit in Tripoli?

Speed limits in Lebanon are signposted but may vary by area. Typical limits are: Urban / city streets: about 50 km/h unless otherwise indicatedMain interurban roads: around 70–80 km/hHighways / expressways (for example coastal highway): generally 100 km/h, sometimes lower if marked Always follow posted signs, as local restrictions override general rules.

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Mini

Mitsubishi Mirage

4 seats · 1 bags

€10

per day

Mini

Suzuki Ignis

4 seats · 1 bags

€10

per day

Intermediate

Audi Q3

5 seats · 4 bags

€35

per day

Standard

Kia K5

5 seats · 4 bags

€22

per day

Fullsize

Cadillac Escalade

5 seats · 4 bags

€152

per day

Fullsize

Buick LaCrosse

5 seats · 4 bags

€37

per day

4x4

Mitsubishi ASX

5 seats · 3 bags

€29

per day

4x4

Ford Puma

5 seats · 3 bags

€31

per day

Convertible

Volkswagen T-Roc Cabriolet

4 seats · 2 bags

€42

per day

Convertible

Chevrolet Camaro Convertible

4 seats · 2 bags

€84

per day

Electric

BYD Dolphin

5 seats · 3 bags

€25

per day

Electric

Polestar 2

5 seats · 3 bags

€41

per day

9-Seat Minivan

Opel Vivaro

9 seats · 5 bags

€90

per day

7-Seat Minivan

Peugeot Rifter

7 seats · 3 bags

€30

per day

Rental companies in Tripoli

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Hertz

★ 4.6(109 reviews)

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Avis

★ 4.6(663 reviews)

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Pick-up points

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Tripoldi - Bohssas

Kalamoun Highway, Tripoli, 0

Worth the drive

Al Mina waterfront — historic peninsula district with seaside promenade and old churches

Batroun old town — coastal town north of tripoli with phoenician wall and beach bars

Ehden nature reserve — mountain reserve above zgharta with cedar forest hiking trails

Bnachii lake — small lakeside resort near zgharta with pedal boats and cafes

Bcharre cedars — qadisha valley mountain village and ancient cedars of god forest

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Open-top summer drives

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Minivans →

7–9 seats for groups

Bookingcar's insights Tripoli

Explore the latest trends and booking tips. The data is based on booking statistics from the past six months.

What is the cheapest car rental company in Tripoli?

Over the past 72 hours, the lowest car-hire prices in Tripoli came from Alamo (€9/day), Avis (€11/day) and National (€11/day). The cheapest of all was Alamo — about 0.7 miles from the city centre.

What is the most popular rental car in Tripoli?

Mini cars are the most popular choice in Tripoli, costing around €17/day on average. Some drivers have found deals from as little as €9/day.

Mini28%

Standard25%

Electric22%

Business10%

Van15%

Tripoli car rental price comparison by vehicle type

How much does it cost to hire a Mini car in Tripoli?

Mini car hire in Tripoli typically costs around €17 per day. Prices are lowest in Feb, averaging €12 per day — roughly 29% below the yearly average. Mini cars are usually 60% cheaper than the average car hire in Tripoli.

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Tripoli car rental — FAQ

We recommend booking as early as possible in Tripoli. Prices usually rise closer to the pick-up date, especially in peak seasons and on weekends. Advance booking gives you a better choice of car classes, automatic transmission, and supplier options. Last-minute rentals may be limited or more expensive, particularly at airports and popular downtown locations.

The deposit is usually released within a few days after drop-off in Tripoli. The exact timing depends on your bank and card provider; most unblock the amount within 3-14 business days. Any traffic fines, damage, or missing fuel may delay or reduce the refunded sum, according to the supplier's terms.

The excess, or deductible, is the maximum amount you pay if the car is damaged or stolen in Tripoli. The rental company covers costs above this limit. Excess levels vary by car class and supplier; you can often reduce or waive it by purchasing additional insurance or full coverage before pick-up.

Some suppliers in Tripoli accept debit cards, but conditions apply. You may need proof of return travel, higher deposit, or extra insurance. Availability of no-deposit / no-credit-card deals is limited and depends on the location, car category, and your age and driving history.

Average daily prices in Tripoli depend on season, demand, and car type. Economy cars are usually cheapest, while SUVs, vans, and automatics cost more. The total includes base rate, taxes, mandatory fees, and any extras you choose, like GPS, child seats, or additional drivers. Early booking often secures lower prices.

Bookingcar compares multiple suppliers in Tripoli in one search. You can filter by price, rating, fuel policy, and mileage, then book instantly with secure payment. Transparent conditions, 24/7 support, and clear voucher instructions help you avoid surprises at the counter and make it easier to manage or modify your reservation.

Returning the car late in Tripoli may result in extra charges. Many companies allow a short grace period, but beyond that they can charge additional hours or a full extra rental day. If you expect to be late, contact the rental office as soon as possible to discuss options and minimize potential penalties.

Cross-border travel is often restricted and must be approved in advance. When booking in Tripoli, check the supplier's terms for allowed countries, extra insurance, and border-crossing fees. Unauthorized international travel can void coverage and lead to serious penalties, so always list your intended routes before confirming.

Speed limits in Lebanon are signposted but may vary by area. Typical limits are:

Urban / city streets: about 50 km/h unless otherwise indicated
Main interurban roads: around 70–80 km/h
Highways / expressways (for example coastal highway): generally 100 km/h, sometimes lower if marked

Always follow posted signs, as local restrictions override general rules.

What drivers say about Tripoli

★★★★★★4.5

★★★★★ 5

"I picked up a small hatchback for a business trip; smooth process and a spotless, reliable car."

Jacob Morrison

Tripoli

★★★★★ 5

"I booked a compact car for a week on my own and it turned out to be exactly what I needed. The booking confirmation laid out all the details clearly, so I arrived knowing what to expect."

Lucy Amina Howard

Tripoli

★★★★★ 4

"We hired a car for a couples’ escape and it mostly went very well. The car was clean, comfortable, and exactly the size we’d booked. The only minor issue was slightly confusing signs at the return area, so we drove around once before finding the right lane."

Dylan

Tripoli

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