Car Rentals in Harare, Harare

Yes, car rental companies in Harare will allow you to travel into South Africa, Malawi, Lesotho, Botswana, Swaziland, Namibia, and Mozambique with their vehicles. However, there are some conditions you must meet before you’re allowed to cross the border in Harare car rentals. You must book your vehicle, be it an electric car rental, a passenger van rental, or an economy car rental, at least 48 hours in advance. You’ll also be required to obtain a cross-border clearance from the Zimbabwe Police. The rental company will require a deposit and a photocopy of your passport, and you may also be required to pay a non-refundable cross-border fee, as well as extra insurance charges applied per day. The maximum period for cross-border travel in Harare car rentals is 30 days, and you can’t terminate the rental outside of Zimbabwe.

Yes, you can pay for car rentals in Harare without a credit card. However, most rental companies in Harare strongly prefer credit cards for making deposits and payments. Visa is accepted by over 10 car rental locations in Harare. Debit cards are not a viable means of payment, and prepaid booking vouchers and cash may be an option, but you must inform the rental company in advance. Drivers will be required to provide a valid driver’s license and credit card with the driver’s name to rent a car in Harare.

Before getting on the road with car rentals in Harare, you should pay special attention to some of the unique driving laws in the city. First, you must carry your driver’s license, vehicle registration, and insurance documents with you at all times, and you cannot drive car rentals in Harare if you’re younger than 21 years old. In Zimbabwe, driving is on the left, and the right lane is for passing only. You will find tolls on major roads, with a few dollars fees, so be sure to carry some change with you on the road. Seatbelts are mandatory while driving car rentals in Harare. It is illegal to text or talk on the phone while driving in Zimbabwe, unless you’re using a hands-free device. Drinking and driving is illegal, and drivers with a blood alcohol content higher than 0.08% will incur hefty fines. Be sure to check with the traffic police department of Harare for any updates to the traffic laws to be on the safe side while driving in Harare.

To rent a car for a weekend in Harare in September, the average price was $97 with cheaper deals starting around $43. For a week-long rental, the lowest price was $43, with more options around the $80 mark.

You can expect to find the cheapest rental car prices in Harare from Avis, who has 2 locations in the city. momondo users have found daily rates as low as $40, but the average rate for car rentals in Harare from Avis is $60/day.

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