Car Hire Cyprus

... your Cyprus rental car?  You would be surprised how many people forget to specify air conditioning when they book their car hire online. They set off from the airport towards their accommodation, realize just how hot it is and start feverishly ...

... very quaint and cute, but with narrow and winding two-way streets, with blind corners and crests, not the ideal settling-in ground for a hire car driver.     We get back down to the sea and stop to walk along for photos of a deserted pebble ...

... . The mountain villages clearly cater for tourists, and judging by the number of cars with red number plates to signify a hire car, the few tourists on the road out number locals. Passed through villages with local specialties displayed on trestle tables ...

... ISLAND I would say, it depends on where you want to go.  I you want to stay in Larnaca there is no need to hire a car.  Everything is within a walking distance.  There are buses that can take you to other nearby villages, like Agia Napa or ...

... , bacon, sausages, mushrooms, baked beans, tomato, toast, breadrolls, butter, jam, honey, coffee and orange juice! Afterwards, down to reserve a hire car for when we return in four weeks (a group B car with Hertz for 35 euros per day, for a total of 230 ...

... I think something like a power prevents me from renting.  So, I am now convinced that I should not attempt to drive a car in Cyprus. I leave the restaurant and walk through the shopping centre. I am not in the mood of taking photos at all.  ...

We landed in Paphos at about 8pm and went straight to pick up the hire car. Discovered that in Cyprus you have to pay for a full tank of fuel in addition to the hire charge - something certainly not made clear by Europcar at time of booking! Anyway, we ...

... the police there before a stroll for pictures. A friend of mine who is not a EU member wants to visit the north and wants to hire a car so I need to find out if this is possible. For people wishing to visit the north side,- if a EU national there are no ...

... - by dextrous use of the lilo.  However, I never like to spend time somewhere and see nothing of the country, so we put the hire car to use and got out to see Paphos and Latsi.  These included trips to the Baths of Aphrodite (Let's be honest, it ...

... all been great friends, and we are sad to say our goodbyes. Friday 12th January We head into Warrington this morning to pick up a hire car that we booked over the internet yesterday, and we are soon on our way to Derby where we will spend a couple ...

... up what the hell was i going to do in the queue?? But it went OK and i got on the free sky train to get to the car hire depot. That went OK and i was shown my car.Exactly the way you should drive across America. In a convertible. No scratches on the ...

... inside Western Australia with room to add a couple of Japans!!!!   Plan D, final exhaustive concluding plan: we decided on a hire car/flying combo. Hiring a campervan to drive down the East Coast was still a tentative plan in the future but the ...

... last time we could not risk it. After our 13 our flight we eventually arrived at Heathrow at 10.00pm, and picked up our hire car and drove to Middlesbrough throughout the night. Day 66 - Wednesday 19th April 2006 - England We got to where we had ...

16th July We took our new hire car and headed up to Scotland, we thought we'd break the trip up into two parts and stop in the Yorkshire Dales on the way up. Lucky we did.. it took us until 5.30pm to end up at Boltby near Thirsk in the Yorkshire Dales. ...

... including humvees with mounted machine guns. The roads are reasonably flat, but have plenty of speed bumps, and almost no signage, so a hire car option would have its moments. Our driver is friendly enough, in spite of his wait, but has almost no ...