Réunion car rentals

On average a rental car in Réunion costs C$ 45 per day.

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On average a rental car in Réunion costs C$ 317 per week (C$ 45 per day).

On average a rental car in Réunion costs C$ 1,358 per month (C$ 45 per day).

Driving in Réunion is on the left-hand side. Therefore, if you are used to driving on the right, this may involve quite an adjustment. Drivers in Réunion follow traffic rules and are courteous, however, ensure you are alert, especially when driving in high pedestrian and vehicle traffic regions. The roads in Réunion are well-maintained with different kinds of roads, including mountainous, coastal, and winding. When visiting the famous spots in Réunion, including Piton de la Fournaise, Piton des Neiges, and Cirque de Cilaos, the terrain is mountainous and hilly, making driving a little challenging.

Depending on the rental company, you must be at least 21 or 23 years old to rent a car in Réunion. You must have a valid or international driver's license to rent a car in Réunion. You must also have a passport or national identification card, insurance coverage, and a rental agreement with you at all times when driving the rental car. Ensure you have a valid credit card in your name to pay for your rental.     

The average price of gasoline in Réunion is around 1.80 EUR, equivalent to about $1.98 per liter. The cost of a gallon is about 6.47 EUR, which is about $7.13. Gas stations in Réunion are readily available across the island, offering both diesel fuel and unleaded gasoline, SP95 or SP98, options. Consider renting a car with efficient fuel consumption in Réunion to save on fuel costs when driving on the island.

When driving around Réunion, consider maintaining the speed limit for various areas to avoid violations. In Réunion, highways and expressways have a 68-mph speed limit. The speed limit in urban areas and cities is 31 mph; however, specific locations may have lower speed limits as they may be more crowded than others, in residential areas or near schools. Ensure that you check out for signage for the appropriate speed limits. You can drive up to the 56-mph speed limit on open roads.