Car Hire Hawaii: No Deposit, No Credit Card

The best way to hire a car in Hawaii through FindYCar

Here’s how to book the best hire car on this paradise island in the North Pacific:

1. Browse as many available vehicles as possible. Choose the best one using “Book Now”.
2. Add options and complete the remaining fields in the form.
3. Confirm your reservation with a small deposit.

Location

• You are free to specify any location you prefer to collect your vehicle (this could be a city, airport, or delivery)
• Enter the start and end dates of the rental and perform a search.

Booking

• Choose a car and add additional services (insurance, no deposit)
• Book a car through our website and make the payment online
• You will receive an email voucher with the rental company’s contact details and pick-up instructions.

Pick-Up

• When collecting the car, you will need to present your voucher, passport, driving licence, and a credit card (if a deposit is required)
• Sign the rental agreement, collect the car, and enjoy your trip.

Cheap Car Hire in Hawaii: Best of FindYCar

This destination invites travellers to a Pacific paradise where volcanic landscapes meet pristine beaches and ancient Polynesian culture thrives in modern life. Visitors come here to surf the legendary waves on Oahu’s North Shore and witness molten lava flows on the Big Island. Each island has its own distinct character – whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxing on golden sands, or immersing yourself in traditional luaus and local customs.

Discover incredible beauty beyond the resort beaches. Car hire in Hawaii transforms your island stay from ordinary to extraordinary. The benefits are undeniable:

• Chase sunrises at the Haleakalā crater or sunsets on remote beaches without the constraints of tour timetables
• The famous Road to Hana on Maui, with its 600 bends and countless stops, is yours to enjoy at your own pace
• Each island’s unique attractions – from volcanoes to coffee farms and scenic lookouts – open up for exploration.

Comfort on every trip at a low price – that’s what we offer at FindYCar, with added benefits such as no deposit, cash payment options, no credit card required, and more. Take advantage of our service today and confirm your booking with a small prepayment (around 20%).

What’s the cost of car hire in Hawaii?

Car hire in Hawaii tends to be slightly higher than on the US mainland, but it’s well worth it for the freedom to explore the islands. Here are the average daily rates:

• Economy: $38-$64
• Mid-range: $61-$92
• SUVs and minivans: $93-$147
• Luxury: $152 and above.

Local prices can be steep, but smart planning helps you manage costs without missing out on your island adventures. These strategies work well:

• Find a car through FindYCar
• Book online and in advance only
• Opt for a long-term hire
• Start midweek.

Here’s how to compare prices:

Table of car hire prices in Hawaii by season

⚠️ Disclaimer: These are approximate prices and may vary depending on the island, car class, date, insurance, fees, and demand. On average, economy cars in Hawaii cost $30–50 per day, mid-range cars $40–70, and SUVs $60–120.

Hiring a car in Hawaii: What documents do I need?

To hire a car in Hawaii, you’ll need the following documents:

• Driving licence
• Passport
• Credit card
• Booking confirmation.

Traffic Rules

The islands follow US mainland driving laws with a few island-specific considerations. These are the essential rules to follow before hiring a car in Hawaii:

• Keep to the right-hand side of the road at all times.
• Always wear your seatbelt.
• Speed limits are typically 25–35 mph in residential areas, 45–55 mph on highways, and lower in school zones.
• Carry your valid driving licence at all times while driving.
• The blood alcohol limit is 0.08% for drivers over 21 and 0.02% for those under 21.

Parking

Finding a parking space near major beaches and attractions can be tricky. Some areas charge £4–8 per day, while free spots are limited and fill up quickly.

Many hotels include parking for guests or offer it for an extra fee. In cities like Honolulu, street meters typically cost around £0.80–2.50 per hour.

Petrol Stations

Chevron, Shell, 76, and local brands can be found across populated areas on each island, though prices are among the highest in the US at roughly £0.95–1.15 per litre.

Fill up before heading to remote areas, as distances between stations can be significant.

Toll Roads

Good news for your budget – there are no toll roads anywhere across the islands.

You can drive freely from one end of any island to the other without stopping to pay, making exploration incredibly affordable apart from fuel costs.