Car rental

Renting a car in Europe is a popular option for travelers who want to explore the continent at their own pace. Here are some things to keep in mind:

Age and license requirements: Most car rental companies require drivers to be at least 21 years old and have a valid driver’s license. Some companies may have higher age requirements and/or require an International Driver’s Permit.

Insurance: Car rental companies typically offer various insurance options, including collision damage waiver and liability coverage. It’s important to understand what is covered by each option and to consider purchasing additional coverage if needed. If you decide to make a car reservation at our partner Sunny Cars you have a “All inclusive” insurance. No worry drive happy….

Booking ahead: It’s generally recommended to book a rental car ahead of time, especially during peak travel seasons. This can help ensure availability and can also help you get a better deal.

Pick-up and drop-off locations: Most car rental companies have multiple pick-up and drop-off locations, including at airports and train stations. Be sure to select a location that is convenient for you.

Fees and charges: Be aware of any additional fees and charges that may be associated with renting a car, such as airport fees, fuel charges, and additional driver fees.

Driving laws and regulations: Different countries in Europe have different driving laws and regulations. It’s important to research the laws and regulations of the countries you will be driving in to ensure you are compliant and safe on the roads.

Overall, renting a car in Europe can be a convenient and flexible way to explore the continent, but it’s important to be aware of the requirements, fees, and regulations associated with it.

As stated: Be aware that not all EU countries have the same traffic rules. Make sure you have a valid driving licence and sufficient car insurance. Find out more about:

Driving in Denmark

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