Car rental in Karpaz Peninsula

Car Rental in Karpaz Peninsula

(Karpaz Yarımadası)

Rent a car to explore Karpaz Peninsula. Golden Beach, wild donkeys, and untouched nature. A car is essential here.

100 km from Airport90 min drive time

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Why Rent a Car in Karpaz Peninsula?

  • Pristine Golden Beach (Altinkum)
  • Famous wild donkeys roaming free
  • Apostolos Andreas Monastery
  • Untouched natural beauty
  • Remote villages and authentic cuisine

Places to Visit Near Karpaz Peninsula

Golden Beach (Altinkum)

One of the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean

Wild Donkeys

Friendly wild donkeys unique to Karpaz

Apostolos Andreas Monastery

Historic pilgrimage site at the peninsula tip

Dipkarpaz Village

Traditional village with Greek Cypriot heritage

Car hire in Karpaz Peninsula: what is included

Every car hire booking in Karpaz Peninsula includes comprehensive insurance, free delivery and free cancellation. You can rent a car in Karpaz Peninsula by the day, by the week or by the month — weekly rates are priced well below seven daily rates, and monthly car rental adds servicing and a replacement vehicle.

  • ✓ Free car rental delivery to Karpaz Peninsula
  • ✓ Daily, weekly and monthly rates
  • ✓ Automatic and manual vehicles
  • ✓ Economy, family, SUV and luxury categories
  • ✓ Comprehensive insurance included
  • ✓ 24/7 support in four languages

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a car to visit Karpaz Peninsula?

Yes, a rental car is essential for Karpaz Peninsula. There is very limited public transport, and the best beaches and attractions are only accessible by car.

How long does it take to drive to Golden Beach?

From Ercan Airport, it takes about 90 minutes to reach Golden Beach. From Famagusta, it is about 60 minutes.

What should I know about driving in Karpaz?

The main road is good quality, but some side roads to beaches can be unpaved. Fill up with fuel before entering the peninsula as there are few stations.