Eswatini car rentals

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Unlike major densely populated regions, driving in Eswatini is relaxed, and drivers in the country adhere to traffic rules. However, be cautious on the roads, as some drivers may be aggressive. Eswatini’s drivers stay on the left, which may involve an adjustment for you. The country does not have many toll roads. However, major highways have toll plazas, including MR3S and MR3, an important transport route. You should carry cash or prepaid toll cards, as they are the only acceptable payment methods.

The minimum age for renting a car in most of the car rental companies in Eswatini is 21 to 23 years, with others having an age limit of 25. Some rental agencies may require a young renter fee for renters below 25 years. You must also have a valid driver’s license with at least two years of validity. Ensure your driving license will be valid for the entire duration of your stay in Eswatini. Other essential documents to rent a car in Eswatini include a passport or ID card, a credit card for most rental companies, and a reservation if you made a reservation for a vehicle.

The average price of gasoline in Eswatini is roughly E14.50 per liter, equivalent to $0.77, and about E54.90, equivalent to $2.91, per gallon. If you rent a diesel vehicle, the prices are around E13.80 ($0.73) per liter and E52.15 ($2.77) per gallon. Gas stations are available in urban areas and along major roads. Be sure to carry cash in local Eswatini currency, as that is the accepted payment at gas stations in the country.

The speed limit on highways and expressways in Eswatini is 120 km/h (75mph), and this limit applies to major roads. Other areas, including city streets and residential areas, have a speed limit of 60 km/h (37 mph), and open roads have a limit of 100 km/h (62 mph). Ensure you check for speed limit signs when driving, as they are subject to change occasionally.