These six cars come to you in Mahébourg at no extra delivery cost. Compare seats and conditions, then enter your dates for the full price.
No credit card€196€28 a day, 7 daysView Nissan MarchMahébourg deliveryNo depositAutomatic5 seats2022
No credit card€210€30 a day, 7 daysView Kia RioMahébourg deliveryNo depositAutomatic5 seats2023
No credit card€245€35 a day, 7 daysView Toyota YarisMahébourg deliveryNo depositAutomatic5 seats2022
No credit card€245€35 a day, 7 daysView Toyota VitzMahébourg deliveryNo depositAutomatic5 seats2020
No credit card€245€35 a day, 7 daysView Suzuki SwiftMahébourg deliveryNo depositAutomatic5 seats2022
No credit card€245€35 a day, 7 daysView Shown for a seven-day rental from 16 November 2026. Your final price depends on your own pickup and return.

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Compare Mahébourg vehiclesThe cars shown are all automatic with five seats. Check luggage space, and if the booking guarantees the model or allows a similar one.
Delivery in Mahébourg and pickup at the airport start in different places, even though they are close. Pick one and follow its meeting instructions.
Enter your address and agree where the company meets you. It is a booked handover, not a hotel desk.
To drive straight from your flight, book airport pickup and follow its voucher. Town delivery does not include the airport.
Fix the return place and time first. Being near the airport does not let you leave a delivered car there.
If delivery comes later in your trip, arrange your own transfer first. Keep your number, with country code, working from the day before pickup and report any delay. At handover, check the car, fuel, child seats and return details.
For pickup at Mauritius Airport, your voucher gives the meeting point and the company’s number.
Your advance comes off the rental price. A deposit is separate, so check both, and the ways to pay, on your chosen car.
All six cars shown have no deposit. Other cars may differ, and no deposit does not mean no accident liability, so look again once your dates and cover are set.
Book online with 15 to 20% of the rent paid upfront, then pay the company the rest at pickup. Any deposit another car asks for is extra. No Mahébourg car asks for a credit card, so it suits car rental without a credit card.
Rent and deposit may take different payment methods. A required credit card has to be a physical card in the main driver’s name, with embossed details. Debit must be accepted on both voucher and booking.
Mauritius Airport to Mahébourg is about 8.9 km on the A12, around fifteen minutes on clear roads. The other cards also start at the airport.






The fifteen minutes start once you leave the airport pickup point. Meeting the company, checking the car and loading bags come first, so give your hotel a later arrival time.
Blue Bay is a separate place, about 10.7 km from the airport via the A12 and B67, also around fifteen minutes. Enter your exact address for delivery or return.
From Grand Baie, Mahébourg is about 74.5 km and an hour, via the M2, M3, M1 and A12. Starting in the north, plan with that time, not the airport one.
Public parking at the airport is not your return point. Follow the company’s return directions for a Mahébourg rental.
Stay on paved public roads at all times. A shortcut along the coast or through a property is not allowed, and an SUV does not change that.
Leave time to refuel and unload before the return; being near the airport only shortens the drive. For extra days, ask the company before your booking ends.
Keep left, and give way to traffic from the right on roundabouts. Tourist police are at Blue Bay Police Station; save the company’s number too.
The car limit is 80 km/h on A roads, 60 on B roads and 110 on motorways. Streets are lower; follow any signed limit.
Phones are banned while driving in Mauritius, hands-free too. Pull over safely to call, even about a short trip to your airport handover.
Look out for people on foot and bikes on motorways, day and night, and slow motorbikes that may have no lights. Give them room.
For police dial 999 or 112, for an ambulance 114, and for fire 115. After an incident, contact the rental company as well.
Check the weather before setting off. You must not drive in floods or a category three or stronger cyclone, and any damage then is uninsured, even with extra cover.
Cyclone warning classes are not the same as cyclone categories. Once a Class III warning is issued, driving is banned after three hours, and the airport closes within that time.
To start at the airport and end in Mahébourg, search both places and check the company offers it. Confirm the address and total price first.
Enter the airport for pickup and Mahébourg for return, not a delivered round trip.
Agree the entrance, return time and how the car is checked, in advance.
Compare prices for these exact places, not airport-only or delivery examples.
A new return address needs approval. Mahébourg pickup with an airport return is its own search; do not assume the reverse trip has the same price or cars.
Seven-day searches from the fifteenth of each month make up the chart. Compare typical daily prices, then check your car and delivery details.
N/A: no price listed for that month.
Pickup and return hours matter as much as dates. You pay for at least 24 hours, and going into another day adds a further daily charge.
Mauritius cyclone season is usually November until May. Watch official warnings, and if the weather changes your flight or return, call the company rather than assume the meeting still stands.
Two of the cars shown seat seven and four seat five. Plan around your group and luggage, then add any child seats and extra drivers.
Check the luggage space with every seat you need in use. Even a short airport run must fit your whole group and cases.
Pick child seats from the car’s extras. At pickup, inspect each seat and its fitting before driving off with children.
Every extra driver needs approval before driving. Their age and experience must meet the car’s rules; holding a licence is not enough.
Find out if the booking promises the exact model or a similar one. Raise any must-have seats or equipment before you book.
The six cars shown hold no deposit, but that is not full cover. Read the car’s accident liability, what is covered and what is excluded.
Your share after damage. No deposit only means nothing is held at pickup. You may still pay towards an accident, so check liability on each car.
Excluded parts. Standard cover leaves out wheels, interior, underside and windscreen. Check what an upgrade actually adds, not just its name.
Reporting an incident. Tell the company at once, then get a police report unless they agree another way. Without this, the insurance is void.
Rules of use. Neglect or vandalism voids cover. Floods and cyclones of category three or stronger mean no driving, and damage from such use is uninsured.
Each car sets its own levels of rental protection. Call the company about incidents and booking support about refunds.
Show the original of your national licence, written in Latin letters and valid until you return the car. Photocopies and digital versions will not do.
If your licence only works at home, you are strongly advised to carry an International Driving Permit. Show it with your licence if asked.
Check your age and years of driving against the car’s rules before booking. They vary between similar models, and drivers who fail may not collect.
Have the right card ready. A required credit card must be the main driver’s own, with embossed details. Debit, where the offer and voucher clearly accept it, follows that rule too.
Pick a return time with space to unload and for the inspection. Short local rentals get the same checks as long trips.
Need more time? Tell the company before the return deadline; a changed flight or hotel does not extend it. The full Mauritius hire conditions cover use and return.
The car cannot cross a national border. End the rental in Mauritius before travelling overseas.
A one-way booking changes only your return address in Mauritius. Neither it nor extra cover lets you take the car abroad.
Check the cancellation deadline on your booking before asking for a change. A short-notice option can move the deadline; the refund rules still apply.
Normal bookings: seven days’ notice. Luxury cars and convertibles: thirty days. Short-notice option included: twenty-four hours. Late cancellation, or a missed pickup not agreed, loses your advance.
To cancel, send your voucher to support. Refunds arrive within fourteen days of support getting your request, less a 6% processing fee on the advance.
For new dates or another car, cancel and rebook. To extend while you have the car, contact the company in advance; asking alone does not change your booking.
Only if that airport return is agreed. Choose it when booking, or ask the company to change it. Being close to Mahébourg does not change a booking that ends at your hotel.
No, that is a clear-road time with no pickup, traffic or stops. Add time to meet the company, check the car and load bags. Conditions on the day can add more.
No. The deposit and your share of damage costs are separate. Check the car’s insurance and its exclusions; no deposit does not mean every kind of damage is covered.
Yes, small pets are fine in a carrier for the whole drive. Bring the carrier to pickup and use it even on short trips.
No. The minimum is twenty-four hours, however short your use; going into another day counts as a full day. Enter your real times to see the price.
Pick the handover times that suit your stay, check the full offer and get ready for delivery or your airport meeting.