These cars are picked up and returned at Paphos Airport. Compare manual and automatic, and check the deposit under each car.
€125€18 a day, 7 daysView Kia Picantoor similar, Paphos Airport pickupDeposit €600Manual4 seats2024
No credit card€140€20 a day, 7 daysView Kia Rioor similar, Paphos Airport pickupDeposit €600Manual5 seats2024
No credit card€149€22 a day, 7 daysView Mazda 2or similar, Paphos Airport pickupDeposit €700Credit card neededAutomatic5 seats2023
€149€22 a day, 7 daysView Nissan Noteor similar, Paphos Airport pickupDeposit €700Credit card neededAutomatic5 seats2023
€162€24 a day, 7 daysView Suzuki Altoor similar, Paphos Airport pickupDeposit €250Automatic5 seats2018
No credit card€163€24 a day, 7 daysView 16 to 23 November 2026 at 13:00. Each total includes the airport handover charges. Check your own times before you book.
from €18 a day
Paphos Airport collection offers
from €34 a day
Paphos Airport collection offers
from €34 a day
Paphos Airport collection offers
from €45 a day
Paphos Airport collection offers
from €58 a day
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from €90 a day
Paphos Airport collection offersTiles show the cheapest car in each class for the same week as the deals; a typical car here costs about €60 a day. These prices are for airport pickup and return only. Some cars shown are manual and some automatic, and most seat five. Check the boot with everyone seated.
A class photo does not promise that exact model, so check whether a similar car may be supplied.
Follow the meeting directions on your voucher. The airport’s own rental desks in Arrivals are not where you collect a car booked here.
Your voucher names the local company that hands over the car and tells you where to meet it. Read it before you fly.
Give a number you can answer, with the country code. If your arrival changes, agree a new time.
After landing, allow time for baggage, the meeting and checking the car before you drive off.
Each company sets its own meeting point, so go by your voucher rather than any rental sign in the terminal.
Pickup hours depend on the company, not on the airport, so search with your real landing time.
The terminal services, where to park or stop, and what to know before you leave Paphos Airport in your hire car.
Six self-park car parks, read by number-plate cameras.
P1 is the short-term car park; the others are long term, and only P2 is covered.
Some cars have no deposit and can be paid without a credit card. Others differ, so check the deposit and card rules separately.
Some cars need a credit card; others offer alternatives, some still with a deposit. A required credit card must be the main driver’s own, physical and embossed. Debit needs the same, plus approval on the voucher and terms.
You pay 15 to 20% of the rental upfront; any airport handover charge is paid with the balance. Check how you pay the rest and when any deposit is released.
Paphos harbour is 16.9 kilometres from Paphos Airport, about twenty-five minutes in light traffic. All times start at the airport and leave out stops and pickup.
The harbour route follows the airport road and the B6 to Kato Paphos. Add time for pickup and the last streets to your property.
Heading west? Coral Bay is roughly forty minutes over thirty kilometres, Polis around sixty minutes over 50.8 kilometres, and Latchi about seventy-five minutes over fifty-five kilometres.
The drive from Paphos Airport to Larnaca Airport is 124.7 kilometres, roughly 105 minutes. Allow extra time for fuel, the return check and your flight. Limassol Old Port is about 55 minutes east.
Return the car at the point agreed with the company. Keep to paved public roads and read the kerb markings before you stop.
A double yellow line bans parking and waiting; a single one permits loading and unloading only. Parking charges are yours unless your rental includes them.
Stay on paved public roads. Akamas Reserve, Kavo Gkreko National Park, Blue Lagoon, Avakas Gorge, Lara Bay turtle beach and Baths of Adonis waterfall are off limits, with their access roads. An SUV or a sat nav route does not change this.
Some cars can be collected and returned at 03:00, with a night charge at each end. Search your real times for the full price.
Search with your real pickup and return times. The airport is open overnight, but not every company is, and a night charge can apply at either end.
Keep left in Cyprus. Check which side the steering is on and get used to the controls before you leave the airport, especially after a late flight.
The limit is normally 50 km/h in built-up areas and 80 km/h elsewhere. On motorways it is 65 to 100 km/h. Posted signs always come first.
Call 112 in an emergency. Tell your agent straight away about any insured incident, and get a police report unless you agree otherwise. Calling 112 does not replace this.
Keep your booking phone on from the day before pickup until the car is back. Save the company’s number and tell them about any delays.
Set your route before you move, check bags and child seats, and rest if you are tired after the flight.
Yes, some cars can be picked up at Paphos Airport and returned at Larnaca Airport. Search that exact trip and check the full total.
Choose Larnaca Airport as the return place if your flight leaves from Larnaca. Check both airport times and the full price before you pay.
Read the company’s return directions for Larnaca Airport and allow time for the check. You cannot just leave the car near the terminal.
If your flight changes, ask the company about a new return place or time. Check the new price, as it can change.
Plan your last day around the confirmed return time, with room for traffic and the airport. Ask the company before you change the return place. Polis is about an hour from here, and car hire in Polis can end here on cars that offer it.
Each bar is the lowest day rate for a week-long hire from Paphos Airport, starting on day fifteen. Town delivery prices are not included.
Months with no cars listed show N/A.
These daily prices include the airport handover charges. Different times, cover or extras can change them.
The minimum charge is a full twenty-four hours, and any part of a further day counts as a whole day. An extension needs the agent’s agreement on price and the new return time.
Choose the gearbox, seats and extras along with your pickup time. The exact car decides what you get, including who may drive.
Most cars here seat five, some four. Check there is room for everyone, their luggage and any child seats you booked.
Cyprus requires the right child seat for each child. Book it with the car and check it is fitted before even a short first drive.
Every driver must be named in the agreement and meet the car’s age and licence rules. Holding a licence is not enough.
Some cars are manual and some automatic. Check the gearbox on the car you book, including similar models, so it suits every driver.
Small pets must stay in their carrier on every journey, so allow for the carrier in the luggage space.
Upgrades work differently on each car. Compare the deposit and damage contribution at each level; a higher level does not always remove them.
Some upgrades lower both figures. On some cars, Full cuts the deposit and damage contribution from the Basic level. A deposit still applies.
Some upgrades change nothing. On other cars, Full keeps the same deposit and contribution as Basic. Check the figures, not the name.
No deposit is not damage cover. Some no-deposit cars start with Minimum cover. Paid Basic and Full keep the deposit at zero but leave a damage contribution.
Exclusions and reporting. Standard cover excludes wheels, underbody, cabin and windscreen. Report insured incidents straight away and get a police report unless the agent agrees otherwise.
None of these six cars offers Plus, though some other Paphos Airport cars do. Neglect or deliberate vandalism voids your cover. A deposit is separate from your damage liability.
Bring your original national licence, in Latin script and valid until you return the car. Scans and digital licences are not accepted.
If your licence is only valid in your home country, you are strongly advised to bring an IDP. It does not replace your licence.
Before you pay, check the minimum age and years licensed for your car. Every driver must meet them.
A UK photocard licence is fine for car hire in Cyprus. A UK paper licence may need updating or an IDP.
When you return the car at Paphos Airport, the company checks the fuel and condition.
Fuel, fines and parking are yours to pay. Ask the agent before extending the rental.
You cannot take this car into Northern Cyprus. No insurance you buy with the car changes that.
A car picked up at Paphos Airport may not cross the Green Line into the north. Hire-car insurance only works in the area of Cyprus the Republic controls.
To change dates or the car, cancel this booking and make a new one.
Standard bookings need seven days’ notice; luxury cars and convertibles need thirty. Some bookings allow twenty-four hours. Late cancellation or an unagreed no-show loses your advance.
Send your voucher with the cancellation request. Ask for any eligible refund of the advance; it is processed within fourteen days, less 6% of the advance for processing.
No. A local company hands over the car, and your voucher gives the meeting point and its phone number. Follow those directions after baggage reclaim.
Not always. Some start with Minimum cover only. Basic and Full are paid upgrades that keep the deposit at zero but still leave a damage contribution.
Yes. A 03:00 pickup and return is possible on some cars, with a night charge added at each end. Search with your own times to compare.
No. Unpaved roads are not allowed, and Akamas, Blue Lagoon and the other listed areas and their access roads are off limits. The car type or sat nav route does not change this.
No. It is a clear-road drive time to the harbour front. Add time for the airport, meeting the company, traffic and the last stretch to your accommodation.
Enter your Paphos Airport times, check the full price and have your documents and payment card ready for pickup.
