Yulara car rentals

A 4WD is the safest bet so you can go off-road driving on desert sand. The high-clearance models easily handle small rocks that are flicked up from the surface. It’s best to comprehensively understand the conditions of your hire contract to know which surfaces your 4WD is permitted to use. A more fuel-efficient economy or intermediate car model is a good choice if you are planning on driving long distances across the Northern Territory and staying on major roads.

The standard speed limit on open roads around Yulara is 110 km/h; however, Lasseter Hwy has long stretches of 80 km/h that are signposted. Stick to a maximum of 50 km/h in urban areas in Yulara, while unpaved roads have a limit of 80 km/h.

There are no parking restrictions in Yulara other than staying off private property. Finding a free parking space requires little effort and complimentary vehicle parking is provided with the purchase of admission to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park.

Yes, automatic cars are available in most car renting companies in Yulara. As cars with manual transmission are more common in many countries, you might have to pay an additional charge for renting an automatic car.

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A Standard car rental in Yulara costs C$ 192 per day, on average.

There are a few electric car charging stations in Yulara, including in various resorts and car parks. However, it's important to note that Yulara is located in a remote area, and charging options may be limited, so you should plan your trips carefully to include charging locations. It is also worth noting that charges may apply.

Some Yulara car hire companies may allow you to return your hire car to a different branch. For example, both Thrifty and Dollar allow for pick-up and drop-off at different locations. It's worth noting that one-way hires have limited availability or may require a longer minimum hire period in order to be eligible.