Car rental in
Colombia

Featuring trusted brands like Nissan, Chevrolet, and Renault, we have the car rental deals in Colombia to make the most of your stay. We also provide a series of extra features that you can add on. Select an optional navigation system or even driver service to customize your car rental in Colombia experience. For those traveling with children you can add child seating of the appropriate sizing and additional protection options for added peace of mind.

Age and License Requirements

You must be 21 or older in order to rent a car in Colombia and have a valid driver’s license. Any license that is printed in a non-Roman alphabet must also be accompanied by an International Drivers Permit (IDP). Valid driver’s licenses from all European Union countries are acceptable. If you are an international customer, be sure to have your passport with you at the time of your car rental pick up.

Refueling

All vehicles are supplied with a full tank of fuel and should be refilled prior to their return. Rentals not returned full may have refueling charges apply. Alternatively, you may purchase a full tank of fuel at the time of rental at a price that is competitive with local fuel stations and return the tank empty.

One-Way Rentals

With our one-way car rental deals in Colombia, you can pick up in one city and drop off your rental car in another. One-way rentals are available within Colombia. International or cross-border one-way travel is not.

Driver Service

If you would like to focus on the beautiful cityscapes and let someone else do the driving, select a driver service option. With this option you have 8 hours per day of driver service. Please look at our website for further details and contact our customer service for additional requests.

Driving Tips

Colombia has a well-maintained network of roads that connect all major cities. Speed limits in residential areas are 30km/h and in urban areas it is 60km/h. The national speed limit is 80km/h with some specific areas being 100km/h when marked accordingly. November to February is rainy season which can cause some driving delays.

Crossing Borders

Cross-border travel to neighboring countries when you rent a car in Colombia is not allowed. This won’t be a problem though with so many amazing places to see and things to do within the country.

Colombia is known for its varied landscapes and vibrant culture. It has a storied history including colonialism and struggling for independence. This history is palpable in the historic streets and neighborhoods. The country also boasts some natural sights that promise to strike awe into visitors from around the world. Combine these with a unique modern culture and bustling nightlife and you are sure to have a blast. Read on for a description of the top cities in Colombia, as well as a sample of the many activities and sightseeing opportunities available for your trip.

Bogota

Bogota is Colombia’s capital city and hosts a population of about 8.8 million people. It is a city of many layers and many neighborhoods. Whether you’re looking for world-class food or coffee, boutique shopping, or nightclubs, you are sure to find something to excite you here. Visit the La Candelaria, an old neighborhood with cobblestone streets and houses over a century old. Check out Chapinero, a nice neighborhood filled with a mixture of commercial and residential spaces with all sorts of shopping, dining and sightseeing. Chapinero is also one of the most LGTBQ-friendly sections of the city.

Cali

Cali is the largest city in the Pacifica region and touts itself as the world capital of Salsa dancing. While in Cali be sure to check out one of the many Salsa clubs and enjoy a taste of Guarapo, a local drink made from sugar cane.

Medellín

Surrounded by mountains and nicknamed the “City of Eternal Spring”, Medellín is known for its pleasant weather. Despite some of its rocky past it has come to be one of the most innovative cities in the world. With decidedly modern architecture and grid layout of streets this city is easily navigable by rental car.

Los Nevados National Park

This park has snow-covered volcanic peaks at its heart. Visit this national park and see its tremendous array of plants and animals including the spectacled bear and puma.

Tayrona National Park

On the Caribbean not far from the city of Santa Marta, Taytona National Park is said to have some of the loveliest coastlines in all South America. There are also villages nearby that are home to the native peoples of the region such as the Koguis. Surfing is also a possibility here but be cautious of the strong riptide!