Phuket Car Rental

1) Book

Leave a request on the site or call / write to the messenger. Your personal manager will contact you and clarify all the details.

2) Prepare documents

For reservation and drawing up a contract you need a passport photo, driver’s license, location or hotel name, as well as a phone number for communication.

3) Get a car

We will bring the car to you at the hotel or at the airport and sign the contract. In addition to payment, it will be necessary to make a deposit, which will be returned upon delivery of the car.

If desired, we can deliver, and then pick up the car from anywhere in Phuket. Cost depends on location:

• Talang 200/200 THB
• Kathu 300/300 THB
• Patong 300/300 THB
• Kamala 300/300 THB
• Surin 300/300 THB
• Bangtao 300/300 THB
• Kata 400/400 THB
• Karon 400/400 THB
• Chalong 400/500 THB
• Naiharn 500/500 THB
• Rawai 500/500 THB
• Panwa 500/500 THB
• Rasada 500/500 THB
• Airport 500/500 THB
• Naithon 500/500 THB
• Maikao 500/500 THB

Night time is charged at a double rate.

We accept payment in the following ways:

• Cash in Thai Baht
• By credit card (charge 3%)

No. We do not ask for any of your documents as collateral.

Yes, all of our vehicles are insured.

We offer all our customers unlimited mileage in Phuket. An unlimited number of drivers can use the car. (Must be driver license)

Car wash is not included in the rental price. The cost is 300 baht for a car and 500 baht for 7-seater cars.

First of all - do not worry. You must call the support service at the number specified in the contract or by phone +666-3593-9850. The operator will tell you what to do.

If you want to travel outside of Phuket, you must first coordinate the departure with our company. It is forbidden to travel outside the borders of Thailand.

Yes, there are several features in Thailand's traffic rules.

• In Thailand - left-hand traffic, so the rule works - interference on the left (with the exception of roundabouts).
• Any instructions from the policeman are prioritized and must be followed without complaint.
• There is no such thing as a causeless stop in Thailand. Therefore, being stopped by a policeman, it makes no sense to argue, this will only aggravate the situation.
• Very often raids are carried out to identify those who have drunk while driving, as well as the availability of driver rights. With this raid they stop everyone in a row. A fine of 20,000 baht or a prison term follows for alcohol.
• Overtaking or leading another vehicle is permitted only on the right side.
• Any unregulated intersection should be regarded as equivalent.
• With a red traffic signal, a left turn is allowed, making sure that there is no prohibition sign and giving way to other road users.
• Blinking lights means that the driver wants to drive first.
• Speed limits: in the village - 60 km / h, outside the village - 90 km / h, on the highway - 110 km / h.