Denmark car hire

On average a car hire in Denmark costs R1 035 per day.

Intermediate (Hyundai i40 Sport Wagon or similar) is the most frequently booked car hire type in Denmark.

In the past 72 hours, the cheapest car hires were found at Alamo (R1 035/day).

Based on ratings and reviews from real users on KAYAK, the best car hire companies in Denmark are Sixt (7,5, 118 reviews), and Europcar (6,7, 52 reviews).

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On average a car hire in Denmark costs R7 246 per week (R1 035 per day).

On average a car hire in Denmark costs R31 056 per month (R1 035 per day).

Driving in Denmark is generally pleasant and convenient. The country has a well-maintained road infrastructure, with smooth and well-marked highways. The locals are known for their adherence to traffic rules and courteous driving behaviour. However, keep in mind that cyclists are abundant in Denmark, so it is essential to be mindful of their presence. Speed limits are strictly enforced, and radar controls are common. Overall, driving in Denmark offers a smooth and efficient experience, allowing you to enjoy scenic landscapes and cities.

To rent a car in Denmark, the minimum age requirement is typically 21 years old. However, some car rental companies may have higher age limits or charge an additional fee for drivers under 25 years old. Young drivers are often required to hold a valid driving licence for at least one year. It is advisable to check the age restrictions and any additional requirements with the specific rental company beforehand to ensure eligibility and a smooth rental process.

Petrol prices in Denmark are generally higher compared to the UK. The average price during a recent period was 14.51 DDK (1.71 GBP) per litre. In comparison, the average global price for petrol during the same period was 11.72 DDK (1.38 GBP) per litre.

In Denmark, the speed limits vary depending on the type of road. In urban areas, the speed limit is generally 50 km/h (31 mph). On rural roads, the speed limit increases to 80 km/h (50 mph). For highways and motorways, the maximum speed limit is set at 130 km/h (80 mph). However, it is important to pay attention to specific speed limit signs as they may indicate lower limits in certain areas, such as near schools or in work zones. Always follow the posted speed limits to ensure safety and compliance with the law.