Antigua And Barbuda car rentals

On average a rental car in Antigua And Barbuda costs C$ 55 per day.

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On average a rental car in Antigua And Barbuda costs C$ 383 per week (C$ 55 per day).

On average a rental car in Antigua And Barbuda costs C$ 1,640 per month (C$ 55 per day).

One of the most important things to remember about driving in this country is that drivers here will drive on the left-hand side of the road. This is a country where driving can get somewhat confusing as you get into more populated areas as signage can be minimal, so make sure you rent a car with a GPS navigation system or make sure your phone is handy to keep you pointed in the right direction. The legal limit for alcohol in your system when driving is virtually zero in this country, so it is best not to ever drink and drive. Every occupant in a vehicle needs to be wearing a seatbelt when driving.

Most rental car companies here will expect drivers to be at least 25 years old to rent a car. It is also important that all drivers have a valid driver's license from their country of origin. There may be rental car companies that allow drivers that are 21 to 24 to rent a car, but this will most likely be with restrictions on the type of car you can rent, or there may also be an additional fee necessary for these drivers to rent a car.

Gas prices here will run 2.75 XCD (1.01 USD) per liter, which translates to 10.41 XCD (3.86 USD) per gallon. When driving on the island of Antigua, you will find plenty of gas stations available. When you are driving on the island of Barbuda, however, there is only one gas station available so take care to make sure your car is full before you start heading out on adventures around this island.

Because this nation is made up of two small islands, you're not going to find many spots where you can really open up your rental vehicle and start driving really quickly. In urban areas, speed limits are generally around 32 km/h (20 mph), and as you get into more rural areas, you'll find the speed limit increases to 65 km/h (40 mph).