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Most popular company | Budget |
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Most common car type | Intermediate |
Average price per day | $146 |
Cheapest price per day | $125 |
At $125/day, SUV is the cheapest car type available for hire in Papua New Guinea in the past week. Out of 4 car hire agencies operating in Papua New Guinea, there are, in total, 43 hire locations. View below for 2 offered car types:
Here are the best Papua New Guinea SUV hire prices found by Cheapflights users in the past 7 days:
Here are the best Papua New Guinea van hire prices found by Cheapflights users in the past 7 days:
Book your car hire in Papua New Guinea 62 days before your pickup date to maximise your savings. Car hire prices are around $125/day on average when booked 62 days ahead, which saves you 30% off the average price.
Planning to hire a car in Papua New Guinea? April is the cheapest month, costing about $134 per day. In contrast, January is the most expensive, with an average daily rate of $152. Monthly average car hire prices are listed below. Remember, prices can change based on when you book, the type of car, and availability.
January
$152
February
$152
March
$141
April
$134
May
$140
June
$140
July
$149
August
$143
September
$149
October
$141
November
$137
December
$146
SUV cars (Nissan Patrol or similar) are the most popular option for those visiting Papua New Guinea. Full-size cars (Nissan Patrol or similar) are also a popular choice, followed by Standard cars (Kia Sportage or similar).
Hertz has 19 locations throughout the area, more than any other company. Avis has the second-highest number of locations in Papua New Guinea at 12.
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When visiting Papua New Guinea, it is typically cheapest to hire your car in Port Moresby where rental cars typically will cost around $146/day (0% less than the country average). The absolute cheapest car hire price in Papua New Guinea was found in Port Moresby for just $125/day.
Cars travel on the left side of the road in Papua New Guinea.