Explore and discover Costa Rica with
Avis Rent a Car
First check the season you want to rent a car:
Green Season April 1st - Juny 30th / August 29th to November 30th
High Season December 16th - Janury 5th
Mid Season Janury 6th - March 14th / March 24th - March 31th
July 1st - August 28th / December 1st - December 15th
Holy Week March 15th - March 23th
The Avis Rent a Car Programs like the Cares Program strives to provide customers a safe and stress-free trip by providing Local Travel Safety Tips, Child Passenger Safety Resources and more. Avis Cares® sums up Avis' philosophy about their customers, employees, and communities in which they operate. Components of the Avis Cares® Program include: Local Travel Safety Tip Sheet: Learn about local driving regulations, emergency phone numbers, and suggested radio stations for news, traffic, and weather updates. WeatherFax:(six-day weather forecast available at most locations. Review the local six-day forecast. Maps and Driving Directions: Avis gives all customers a Costa Rica road map, and tell them how to reach their destination. Child Safety Seats: Avis has child safety seats for infants and toddlers at most Avis locations in Costa Rica. The Basics on Child Passenger Safety.
The Preferred Service program was designed with frequent travelers in mind - enabling you to skip the lines and paperwork at most locations, and go straight to your car. Simply by completing your rental profile in advance, you'll enjoy faster reservations and rentals, our lowest mileage cars, and special offers. Avis Preferred membership was designed for busy travelers. Simply enroll today and you'll enjoy extra speed and amenities every step of the way. In Costa Rica, your car will be waiting for you at the Airport, so you don't have to take the courtesy bus to the Main Office. If you take full coverage and prepaid fuel, you will be able to also return the car at the airport.
 
Most Rent a Car companies will bring your car to certain hotels near the airport and San José without any extra charge. Try to avoid driving in San José, unless you are used to narrow streets, complicated one-way systems, heavy traffic and thefts from cars. If you still have to drive through town keep your windows little up and doors locked when luggage is visible. Don't hang your gold watch out the window.
See Costa Rica from a rented car. This is the best way to get around here, especially if you are interested in nature and remote areas. If you go to Monteverde, the Pacific Coast or Cahuita on the Caribbean side of Costa Rica you will find amazing rainforests and beautiful beach stretches. The best way to get there is with a rent a car.
We wish you a beautiful stay in our small paradise, Angela Malek, Jörn Malek and the whole team of 1-CostaRicaLink
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