Maui car rentals

One of the main reasons that travelers rent a car when they travel to Maui is because this is exactly the type of place where you are going to want to get out and about to explore all that the island has to offer. If you are a solo traveler there is an expansive network of public transit available to take you around the island; however, if you are in a larger group, or are bringing your family to Maui, this is not always a practical solution. Especially if you want to take a roadtrip to the Road to Hāna, a picturesque highway that has leads to beautiful beaches, waterfalls and many more natural attractions.

One thing that often shocks people that are visiting Maui is the slow pace at which you move on roads here. The maximum speed limit on a lot of roads in Maui is 55 mph although there are quite a few roads where that speed is anywhere between 25 and 45 mph. There are no freeways in Maui, nor are there any carpool lanes, numbered exits, or interstates of any kind. When you drive in Maui you need to prepare for a much slower pace of travel and take that into account as you make plans to head to destinations you want to visit.

For most rental car companies in Maui, they will expect the person renting the car to be at least 21 years old. The only exception to this is that when you are renting certain classes of cars, such as luxury cars or full-size SUVs, they may expect you to be 25 years old.

On average a rental car in Maui costs C$ 73 per day.

Take a look at our extensive car rental location map to find the best rental cars near you.

Based on car searches on KAYAK, the most popular cities to rent a car in Maui are Kahului (99% of total searches of users looking to rent a car in Maui), Kīhei (1%) and Wailea (0%).

On average a rental car in Maui costs C$ 512 per week (C$ 73 per day).

On average a rental car in Maui costs C$ 2,193 per month (C$ 73 per day).