Car Hire Limassol: No Deposit, No Credit Card

The best way to rent a car in Limassol through FindYCar

This process is simple and takes only a few minutes:

1. Find the best vehicle from the FindYCar listing.
2. Book now. Add extra services, insurance options, and other required details.
3. Confirm your reservation with a card. You may need to pay a 20% deposit or the full 100% amount.

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 Limassol: Best of FindYCar

Cyprus’s party capital and business hub, where beach clubs meet medieval castles and marinas lined with superyachts. Most visitors stay along the busy promenade, missing the Troodos mountain villages and the seaside ruins of ancient Kourion nearby. The city blends tradition and modernity – locals sip Zivania in old tavernas while business deals unfold in rooftop bars. Head inland to discover wine villages and monasteries full of authentic charm.

Buses crawl along the coastal route but skip the mountains, ancient sites, and wine regions where Cyprus becomes truly fascinating. Here’s why you need to hire a car in Limassol:

• Access the wine route: the Commandaria wine region and dozens of family-run wineries are scattered across the hillsides – impossible to explore without transport
• Beach-hop freely: Lady’s Mile, Governor’s Beach, and Pissouri Bay each offer a unique atmosphere – buses only serve the main city beaches
• Visit mountain monasteries: Kykkos, Trooditissa, and dozens of Byzantine gems are hidden in pine forests, well beyond the reach of public transport.

Explore the best rental options with FindYCar. Here you’ll find no deposit, guaranteed models, no credit card required, additional insurance, unlimited mileage, pay in cash, and many other useful add-ons to match your travel style. Try it and book now.

What’s the price of car hire in Limassol?

As Cyprus’s second-largest city and commercial centre, competition in Limassol keeps prices affordable. Here’s a breakdown of average car hire rates in Limassol:

• Economy: €22–€48 per day
• Mid-range: €49–€86 per day
• SUVs and minivans: €88–€113 per day
• Luxury: €119+ per day

The market thrives on tourists booking last-minute, but you can be smarter. Use these tactics to reduce your costs:

• Use FindYCar filters and compare prices
• Book as early as possible
• Choose long-term car hire instead of short-term
• Avoid airport pickups.

Here’s how you can compare prices effectively:

Table of rental prices for popular cars in Limassol by season

⚠️ Disclaimer: The table shows approximate prices for hiring popular cars in Limassol, taking into account seasonal fluctuations. Prices are based on average market rates and may vary depending on the rental company, pick-up location, day of the week, and other factors. The information also includes prices for car hire without a deposit and without a credit card.

Renting a car in Limassol: What documents do I need?

Here’s everything you need to hire a car in Limassol at any time:

• Driving licence and passport (make sure both are valid)
• Credit card
• Booking voucher

Traffic Rules

Limassol’s mix of fast local drivers, careful tourists, and delivery scooters weaving through traffic requires constant attention. Know these rules before renting a car in Limassol:

1. Keep to the left side of the road.
2. Seat belts are compulsory.
3. Traffic already in the roundabout has the right of way (clockwise flow).
4. Typical limits are 50 km/h in urban areas, 65 km/h on the coastal highway through town, 80 km/h on rural roads, and 100 km/h on motorways.
5. Maximum blood alcohol limit: 0.5‰ (0.2% for new drivers).

Parking

Blue-marked zones require payment of around €1.5–2.5 per hour in central and marina areas, payable at meters or via the EasyPark app.

Yellow markings indicate strict no-parking zones, while white lines show free parking spots.

Petrol Stations

Many petrol stations close around 8–9 PM away from major roads, but 24-hour ones can be found near motorway exits.

Unleaded costs around €1.4–1.55 per litre, and diesel around €1.35–1.5.

Toll Roads

Driving anywhere in Cyprus doesn’t cost a cent – there are no toll roads.

All motorways connecting major cities such as Paphos, Nicosia, and Larnaca, along with scenic mountain routes to the Troodos, are completely toll-free.