Europe car rentals

On average a rental car in Europe costs ₱8,230 per day.

Intermediate (Renault Arkana or similar) is the most frequently booked rental car type in Europe.

In the past 72 hours, the cheapest rental cars were found at SURPRICE CAR RENTAL (₱299/day), Wiber (₱299/day) and Record Go (₱303/day).

Based on ratings and reviews from real users on KAYAK, the best car rental companies in Europe are Alamo (7.6, 736 reviews), Enterprise Rent-A-Car (7.6, 645 reviews), and National (7.5, 56 reviews).

Take a look at our extensive car rental location map to find the best rental cars near you.

Based on car searches on KAYAK, the most popular cities to rent a car in Europe are Geneva (14% of total searches of users looking to rent a car in Europe), Brussels (10%) and Amsterdam (9%).

On average a rental car in Europe costs ₱27,826 per week (₱3,975 per day).

On average a rental car in Europe costs ₱119,255 per month (₱3,975 per day).

Hiring a car in Europe opens up a treasure trove of opportunities. You've got the freedom to explore hidden gems like the lavender fields in Provence, France, which are a bit tricky to reach otherwise. Plus, think of the ease of popping over to picturesque spots like Cinque Terre in Italy without worrying about train schedules. Not to mention the joy of a leisurely drive through the breathtaking Ring of Kerry in Ireland, which can be quite the hassle with public transport. Europe's well-maintained motorways and scenic routes, coupled with the sometimes sporadic public transport connections in rural areas, make hiring a car a fabulous choice for a hassle-free, adventure-packed holiday.

In the UK, you'll be driving on the left, which is the opposite of mainland Europe. While zipping through Germany, you might find yourself on the famed Autobahn, where some sections have no speed limit – a real treat for speed enthusiasts. Contrastingly, in Norway, they favour a more leisurely pace with lower speed limits to enjoy the scenic views. Be prepared for toll roads, particularly in France, Italy and Spain; having some change handy is a good shout.

In Europe, the golden age to hire a car is generally 21, but it can vary between countries. In the UK and Ireland, you're good to go from 17 and 18 respectively, but brace yourself for potential young driver surcharges if you're under 25. Over in sunny Spain, most agencies set the bar at 18, but they might steer you towards specific, lower-powered vehicles. If you're venturing to Greece, hold tight until you're 23 to get behind the wheel of a hired car. Don't forget, a full driving licence held for at least a year is usually a must, no matter where you're heading.