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 Caracas?
Over the past 72 hours, the lowest car-hire prices in Caracas came from Enterprise (€10/day), Budget (€12/day) and Europcar (€12/day). The cheapest of all was Enterprise — about 0.7 miles from the city centre.
What is the most popular rental car in Caracas?
Mini cars are the most popular choice in Caracas, costing around €17/day on average. Some drivers have found deals from as little as €9/day.
Mini31%
Standard21%
Electric23%
Business10%
Van15%
Caracas car rental price comparison by vehicle type
How much does it cost to hire a Mini car in Caracas?
Mini car hire in Caracas 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 Caracas.
How much does it cost to hire a Standard car in Caracas?
Standard car hire in Caracas typically costs around €28 per day. Prices are lowest in Feb, averaging €20 per day — roughly 29% below the yearly average. Standard cars are usually 33% cheaper than the average car hire in Caracas.
How much does it cost to hire a Business car in Caracas?
Business car hire in Caracas typically costs around €94 per day. Prices are lowest in Feb, averaging €68 per day — roughly 28% below the yearly average. Business cars are usually 124% more expensive than the average car hire in Caracas.
How much does it cost to hire a SUV car in Caracas?
SUV car hire in Caracas typically costs around €38 per day. Prices are lowest in Feb, averaging €27 per day — roughly 29% below the yearly average. SUV cars are usually 10% cheaper than the average car hire in Caracas.
How much does it cost to hire a Van car in Caracas?
Van car hire in Caracas typically costs around €41 per day. Prices are lowest in Feb, averaging €29 per day — roughly 29% below the yearly average. Van cars are usually 2% cheaper than the average car hire in Caracas.
How much does it cost to hire an Electric car in Caracas?
Electric car hire in Caracas typically costs around €33 per day. Prices are lowest in Feb, averaging €24 per day — roughly 27% below the yearly average. Electric cars are usually 21% cheaper than the average car hire in Caracas.
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Caracas car rental — FAQ
For Caracas, it is wise to reserve your hire car at least 2-4 weeks before your trip, especially in holiday periods or around major events. Early booking usually unlocks more vehicle categories, better fuel policies, and lower prices. Last-minute rentals at Simon Bolivar Airport or downtown often mean higher rates and fewer automatic options.
Most Caracas rental suppliers release the security deposit within 7-14 business days after the car is returned, provided there are no new damages, traffic fines, or fuel shortages. Your bank may take extra time to show the reversal. To avoid blocking funds entirely, look for no-deposit / no-credit-card deals when comparing offers.
The excess (deductible) is the maximum amount you pay if the rental car in Venezuela is damaged or stolen. Typical deductibles in Caracas range roughly from USD 500 to 1,500 equivalent in bolivars, depending on class. The insurer or rental company covers costs above that limit. You can usually reduce or even bring the excess close to zero by buying additional protection when booking.
Most rental desks in Caracas still require a major credit card in the main driver’s name to secure the deposit. Some local or broker offers may allow debit cards or cash for certain categories, usually with stricter checks. If you do not use a credit card, focus on no-deposit / no-credit-card deals that clearly state alternative payment options in the rental conditions.
Average daily rates in Caracas for a small economy car usually range around 700–1,200 VES per day, depending on season, availability, and extras like GPS or additional drivers. Larger SUVs or automatic models are more expensive. Prices can change quickly with demand and currency fluctuations, so checking live offers for your dates will give the most accurate cost.
At Caracas - Simon Bolivar International Airport (CCS), you will typically find desks operated by Hertz and Avis. Their counters are located in the arrivals area or just outside the terminal, and both offer a range of vehicles from small city cars to larger SUVs, so you can collect your rental as soon as you land.
Bookingcar lets you compare many Caracas offers at once, including local suppliers you might not find directly. You can filter cars by mileage limits, fuel policy, insurance coverage, and payment type, often securing lower prices than walk-up rates. Clear rental conditions, multilingual support, and special airport deals help make picking up at CCS or downtown smoother and more predictable.
If you bring the car back late in Caracas, the rental company may charge extra hours or a full additional day, often at a higher local rate. Extended delays can also trigger penalty fees and invalidate some insurance terms. If you realize you will be late, contact the rental operator as soon as possible to adjust your contract and limit extra charges.
Safer options in Caracas include paid parking garages such as Centro Comercial Sambil Caracas, CCCT (Centro Ciudad Comercial Tamanaco), and parking at El Recreo or Tolon Fashion Mall. These multi-storey or underground lots usually have attendants, barriers, and hourly or daily tariffs. On-street parking is less secure; where allowed, use marked bays and avoid leaving valuables in sight.
Most Caracas rental contracts do not allow crossing from Venezuela into neighboring countries without explicit written permission. When a cross-border trip is allowed, you must request it during booking so the supplier can prepare extra insurance, permits, and sometimes charge a cross-border fee. Attempting to leave the country without authorization can void coverage and lead to serious penalties.
Standard limits in Venezuela are usually:
Urban areas: about 40–60 km/h
Rural roads: about 60–80 km/h
Highways / expressways: about 80–120 km/h
Always follow posted signs, as limits can vary near schools, construction zones and within some cities or states.
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