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To get the best deal on a rental car in The Big Island, book about 12 days before your trip. At that point, average daily prices are around $50, which is about 23% cheaper than the typical rate.
Based on Cheapflights user feedback, the highest rated car rental company in The Big Island is Dollar (rated 6.4/10 with 146 reviews). Hertz (rated 7.2/10 with 62 reviews) is also highly rated by our users.
At The Big Island, the best time to rent a car is in November, with an average daily rate of just $45. Conversely, December is the priciest month, averaging $94 per day. Below youll find the monthly average rental prices. Note that costs can fluctuate depending on availability, booking time, and vehicle type.|1#In The Big Island, the best time to rent a car is in November, with an average daily rate of just $45. Conversely, December is the priciest month, averaging $94 per day. Below youll find the monthly average rental prices. Note that costs can fluctuate depending on availability, booking time, and vehicle type.
January
$81
February
$72
March
$68
April
$68
May
$55
June
$65
July
$73
August
$60
September
$49
October
$52
November
$45
December
$94
SUV rentals (Chevrolet Tahoe or similar) are the most popular option for those visiting The Big Island. Intermediate rentals (Class Intermediate Car or similar) are also a popular choice, followed by Full-size rentals (Chevrolet Tahoe or similar).
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Renting a car in Big Island will give you a huge advantage when it comes to exploring the island. There are many remote spots that are unreachable without a personal vehicle. In addition, there are plenty of scenic drives to take that are more comfortable and enjoyable in a Big Island car rental. For example, you can drive the Mauna Loa Road scenic drive or the Coffee country/South Kona scenic drive, and there are plenty of other options, as well. Renting a car in Big Island will allow you to explore the island freely and on your own schedule.
Driving in Big Island is fairly straightforward most of the time. In the cities, the roads are in good condition and the highways throughout the island are paved. However, you do need to be cautious on Saddle Road and on other rural roads in remote areas. These may not be paved and may have hazards such as potholes and wildlife crossings. However, the local drivers are generally friendly and follow the rules of the road. You may also need to watch out for pedestrian traffic near beaches in and within cities.
In order to obtain car rentals in Big Island, you must be at least 18 years old. However, some car rental agencies may restrict car rentals to those 21 and up. Moreover, some car rental categories, such as luxury or vans, may only be available to those 25 and up. Check with your chosen car rental agency in advance about any age restrictions or underage driver fees before making your reservation to avoid surprises. You will also need to show your valid driver’s license and a major credit card. Foreign renters will need a passport.
In the past two weeks, Cheapflights users have found many deals under $53/day when booking a rental car in The Big Island. The best deal a user found was for $25/day from Provider's pick, booked on Jun. 8.
Renting a car in The Big Island for a week can be a great option for travel. Dollar, the most popular car rental company for this area, offers rental cars for around $364/week on average.
Typically how long you can rent a car for depends on the inventory of the supplier. For The Big Island however, it is certainly possible to rent a car for an entire month.
We’ve recently found that Provider's pick offers you prices that are 60% cheaper than the average rate available for a long-term rental. The average cost of a car rental in The Big Island for a month is $1,560. Check Cheapflights to compare pricing and options for your rental car.