Car Rental in Limassol, From 45 Euro a Day.

Thirteen cars, and that is the whole Limassol fleet. Every one is automatic. That matters more than it looks, because the standing advice in this market is that the lowest-priced cars come with a manual gearbox, and none of ours does.

The band is set by the whole length of the hire, not by the day inside it. A ten-day rental is charged at the 8 to 14 day rate for all ten days, so the rate you pay on day one is the rate you pay on day ten. Day seven is still the first band and day eight is the second.

If you searched for the cheapest car rental in Limassol, the entry figure is 45 euro a day in the economy class for a week or less, and 30 euro a day once the hire reaches 22 days. The number to set against either one is the excess printed beside it.

One car on that list is a diesel, the Mercedes-Benz E-Class, and it is the only one. Of the other twelve, seven are petrol hybrids and five run on petrol alone.

This is the first thing to say rather than the last, because two towns reads as two ends of one rental. It is the most expensive assumption anyone can make about us. Hire the car in the town you are actually in, and if your plan is awkward, tell us before you book and we will say what is possible.

One company in this town does sell what we do not: Chris Car Hire published a one-way charge of 25 euro on 11 August 2026. If a one-way is the thing your trip needs, you should hear that from us rather than discover it after booking.

Our own Paphos rates, points and terms sit on our car hire in Paphos page, and the same-town rule applies at that end too.

If you are crossing between the two towns anyway, our guide to getting from Paphos to Limassol sets out the bus, the fixed taxi fare from Paphos Airport, the drive, and which end works out cheaper to hire at over each length of trip.

Flying into Larnaca? Our guide to getting from Larnaca Airport to Limassol sets out the fixed statutory taxi fare, the direct airport bus, the road, and whether it is better to take delivery of a car at the Larnaca end or collect one here.

Landing at Larnaca or Paphos Airport instead? Our route cost comparator prices the fixed airport taxi fare, the bus, a dated transfer quote and a hire car from us for eight Cyprus journeys, Limassol included.

Both halves of that belong together. A page that publishes the first sentence and buries the second is telling you half of its own terms, and the half it left out is the one that costs money. So: bring a credit card in the driver's name and there is nothing to leave behind. If you cannot, tell us when you book and we will say what applies before you travel rather than at the counter.

Rent a car in Limassol without a deposit and you are asking a question the market answers in three different ways. So if you searched for car rental in Limassol with no deposit, here is what the other three answers look like. All were read on 11 August 2026, and we name these companies without linking to them. Chris Car Hire blocks 500 to 1,000 euro by vehicle group. AutoTrust holds a deposit equal to the excess, which on its own published ladder runs 300 to 900 euro. Enterprise publishes a 950 euro figure per class on its own Limassol page.

There is also no prepayment at any stage. You pay on pick-up, in cash or by card. Two of the pages ranking for this town on the day we read them actively recommend prepaying instead, one of them advertising it as the route to the better rate.

What the waiver actually pays for, what it leaves you liable for, and whether a separate excess policy is worth buying are set out in full in our guide to car hire excess in Cyprus.

Read the mileage rows twice. Unlimited mileage applies on rentals of five days or more, and that condition is attached every time the phrase appears on this page. Four of the five Limassol operators we read print unlimited mileage flat, with no length attached, so an unqualified claim from us would be the wrong one.

The waiver needs the same care. An excess is the part of a damage bill you pay yourself before the waiver covers the rest. Take our Collision Damage Waiver and that part is a flat 300 euro on eligible bodywork. It excludes off-road use, tyres, glass, the underbody, the interior and the keys.

Publishing a waiver without its exclusions is the standing habit in this market, and three of the six operators we read publish no excess figure at all. Of the three that do publish one, two attach no price to it. Their published excesses ran from zero to 2,000 euro when we read them on 7 September 2026, and two of them sell a zero-excess product where we sell none. That is the range a flat 300 has to be judged against.

Third-party liability being included is a legal floor rather than a benefit. Directive 2009/103/EC Article 3 requires every vehicle based in an EU member state to carry it. That is EU law rather than a Cyprus rule, and it applies to the company you hire from as much as to us.

This is general information, not legal or financial advice. Rental terms, excess and deposits change, so confirm with us before you book.

That 21 is the sharpest difference on this page, and it has nothing to do with price. Every figure below was read from each company's own published page on 11 August 2026. Chris Car Hire's terms state that all drivers must be 25 and over, while its own frequently-asked-questions page states 21 with a surcharge for under-25 drivers. Both were live on the same day, and the discrepancy is quoted here rather than resolved, because it is exactly why a reader wants one plain number from one company.

AutoTrust sets 25 at the standard rate, treats 22 to 24 and 71 to 80 as conditional, and asks for a licence held three years. Andys Motors states that a booking may be cancelled under 23 or under three years of experience, that its damage waivers are unavailable under 25 or over 69, and that a booking over 79 may also be cancelled. Enterprise publishes a maximum rental age of 79.

An EU licence works here. An EU driving licence is recognised in every other member state under Directive 2006/126/EC Article 2.

Two ages are easy to confuse, so they are separated here. Directive 2006/126/EC Article 4 sets 18 as the EU legal minimum for a category B licence. Our own minimum for a car is 21. The second is a rental rule and not a law, and nothing on this page should be read as making 21 a legal figure.

This is general information, not legal or financial advice. Rental terms, excess and deposits change, so confirm with us before you book.

Limassol Marina and Germasogeia are both inside the city and both are places we deliver to. We do not publish a distance from our office to either, because nobody has measured one.

On the headline figures a comparison site shows you, be exact rather than dismissive. KAYAK advertised Limassol from 23.25 pounds a day to a UK searcher and Localrent from 13.99 euro a day, both on 11 August 2026. Those are real numbers for a different product: a low headline rate is usually the smallest manual car, at the longest rental length, with the largest excess, paid up front. What compares cleanly is two totals with their excesses beside them, which is why ours sit on this page with the date they were checked.

There is one question the answer engines currently leave unclaimed, which is which car rental company is best in Cyprus. It is not ours to answer about ourselves. What we can do is publish the rate, the excess, the waiver price, the deposit rule, the age gate and the three things we cannot do for you, and let you judge against whoever else you are reading.

We should be plain about the money here. We hire out our own vehicles, so there is no commission on this page, no affiliate link, and no third party in the transaction.