Rent a Car in Fiji

Pickup

Nadi International Airport
Nadi
Nadi Town
Nadi
Korotogo Backroad
Sigatoka
Nailuva Road
Suva

Drop-off

Please select pickup location first.

Date &Time

04/27/2025 10:00 AM 04/29/2025 10:00 AM

Step 1: Pick Your Ideal Pick-Up and Drop-Off Location in Fiji

Start your adventure by choosing a convenient pick-up and drop-off location in Fiji, such as Nadi International Airport. Finalrentals offers multiple rental spots across the island, making it easy for you to collect and return your vehicle wherever it suits your travel plans.

Step 2: Choose the Right Car for Your Trip

From budget-friendly compact cars for city drives to spacious SUVs for exploring remote beaches and rugged terrains, Finalrentals has a wide range of vehicles to match your needs. Whether you’re traveling solo, with family, or planning an off-road adventure, we have the perfect rental car to ensure comfort, safety, and affordability.

Step 3: Book Easily with Instant Confirmation

Finalrentals makes booking your Fiji car rental quick and simple. Select your car, choose your dates, and receive instant confirmation—no hidden fees or surprises. Our flexible cancellation policy and transparent pricing give you peace of mind, so you can focus on enjoying your trip without any stress.

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Why Rent a Car in Fiji with Final Rentals?

Best Deals and Discounts

Get the latest car rental deals in Fiji, with rates starting at just $33 per day. Enjoy exclusive offers like free car upgrades and money-saving promotions.

No Hidden Charges or Cancellation Fees

With Finalrentals, you get 100% transparent pricing—no unexpected charges. Need to change your plans? Enjoy free cancellation with no extra fees.

24/7 Customer Support

Arriving late? Need assistance during your trip? Our support team is available 24/7 at Nadi International Airport and other major locations to ensure a smooth rental experience.

Reliable, Well-Maintained Cars

Travel with confidence in our top-condition rental cars. Whether it’s a short city drive or a long road trip across Fiji, Finalrentals provides well-maintained vehicles for your safety and comfort.

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Car Rental Fiji: FAQs

Do I need an international driver’s license to rent a car in Fiji?

No, you don’t need an international driver’s license if your current license is in English. Most rental companies accept licenses from the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and many other countries. However, if your license is in a language other than English, it’s best to carry an International Driving Permit (IDP) to avoid any confusion or legal issues during police checkpoints. Always confirm with your rental provider before booking to ensure smooth processing.

What is the minimum age to rent a car in Fiji?

The standard minimum age for renting a car in Fiji is 21 years old, but some companies may require you to be 25 to rent larger or luxury vehicles. If you're between 21 and 24, you might have to pay a young driver surcharge, which varies by company. It’s always best to check with your rental provider in advance so you know about any extra charges or restrictions before booking.

Is driving in Fiji safe for tourists?

Yes, but it requires caution. Fiji follows left-hand driving, and while main roads are in good condition, some rural roads can be narrow, unpaved, or have potholes. You should drive slowly and be alert, especially at night when streetlights are limited. Keep an eye out for animals on the road, as stray dogs and livestock sometimes wander onto highways. Also, Fijians tend to drive more casually, so stay patient and drive defensively.

How much does it cost to rent a car in Fiji?

Rental prices depend on the type of vehicle and the rental duration. On average: Small cars (compact/hatchbacks) cost around $40–$50 per day. SUVs and 4WDs range from $80 to $120 per day, depending on features. Longer rentals (weekly or monthly) often come with discounted rates. Booking in advance usually gets you better deals. Also, check for additional fees like insurance, deposits, and fuel charges before confirming your reservation.

What type of car should I rent in Fiji?

If you’re staying in cities like Nadi or Suva, a small or compact car is fine for paved roads and short trips. However, if you plan to visit remote beaches, villages, or mountains, a 4WD or SUV is the best option, as many inland roads are gravel and may be difficult to navigate after rain. Check your itinerary before booking to choose the most suitable vehicle.

Are rental cars in Fiji automatic or manual?

Both automatic and manual cars are available for rent in Fiji. Automatic cars are more common and easier to drive, especially for those unfamiliar with left-side driving. However, if you prefer a manual transmission, they are available but in limited supply, so it’s best to book early. If you’re unsure, choose automatic for a stress-free driving experience.

What should I know about fuel and gas stations in Fiji?

Fuel prices in Fiji are higher than in many countries, currently averaging around 2.04 FJD ($0.95 USD) per liter. Gas stations are plentiful in cities, but if you're traveling to remote areas, fill up your tank beforehand as petrol stations can be scarce. Most stations only accept cash, and some may not operate 24/7. It’s always a good idea to ask the rental company about fuel policies—some require you to return the car with a full tank.

Can I take my rental car between the islands in Fiji?

Yes, but with restrictions. Some rental companies allow cars to be transported by ferry to islands like Vanua Levu, Taveuni, and Ovalau. Still, you need special permission and may have to pay extra ferry fees. If you're planning island-hopping, always check your rental company's policy, as not all allow their vehicles to leave the main island (Viti Levu). In some cases, renting a separate car at your next destination may be more convenient.

Are there speed limits in Fiji, and how strictly are they enforced?

Fiji has strict speed limits: 50 km/h (31 mph) in cities and villages 80 km/h (50 mph) on highways Speed cameras and random police checkpoints are common, especially near major towns like Suva, Nadi, and Lautoka. Fines can be expensive, and officers may ask for your license and rental documents. Stick to the limits and drive cautiously to avoid penalties.

What should I do if I have an accident with my rental car in Fiji?

If you’re involved in an accident: Stay calm and check for injuries. If medical help is needed, dial 911. Do not leave the scene until the situation is properly reported. Call your rental company immediately and follow their instructions. Take photos of the accident for documentation. If another driver is involved, exchange details (name, phone number, license plate). If required, file a police report—this may be necessary for insurance claims. Make sure you have insurance coverage before renting, as damages without coverage can be costly.

Can I rent a car in Fiji without a credit card?

Most rental companies require security deposits via credit card. Some may accept debit cards or cash deposits, but these usually come with additional requirements, such as higher insurance coverage or a larger upfront payment. It’s best to check with your rental provider before arrival if you plan to pay without a credit card.

Is it better to rent a car at Nadi International Airport or in the city?

Renting at Nadi International Airport is the most convenient option for international travelers. Rental companies have counters in the Arrivals Hall, allowing you to pick up your car as soon as you land. However, if you’re staying in Suva or Lautoka, you may find better rental deals in the city. Comparing prices in advance can help you find the best rates. If you plan to return your car to a different location, ask about one-way rental fees before booking.