Cape Town Van Rentals

In Cape Town, you will drive on the left. Many of the cars are manual, so you should request a van with an automatic transmission if that is what you prefer. If you’re not familiar with the four-way stop, you should familiarize yourself with it, as it is common in Cape Town. With a four-way stop, all drivers stop, and the first driver to get to the intersection goes first, and so on in order. You don’t have to worry about running out of gas in Cape Town because there is an abundance of gas stations. However, it is important to note that it is illegal to pump your own gas in South Africa. You’ll be served by a pumping attendant who will also check your windshield wiper fluid and oil if requested. It is customary to tip the pumping attendant.

Several car rental agencies in Cape Town are non-airport locations. The agencies closest to the city center are SIXT at 2 Old Marine Drive and Firefly at 40 Loop Street. There is also a Hertz at 1 Port Road in Downtown Cape Town.  In the seaside town of Milnerton, just a few miles from Cape Town, there is Green Motion at 342 Koeberg. All these locations have Cape Town van rentals.

Age requirements vary in Cape Town depending on the car rental agency. However, in general, you must be at least 21 to hire a car. A young driver's fee could be charged if you’re under 25, that is, between 21-24. Younger drivers can also be limited in terms of the type and size of car that they can rent.

KAYAK compares van rental prices from all major car rental companies such as Thrifty, Dollar, Enterprise, Hertz, Payless and more to find you the best deal.

On average a van rental in Cape Town costs $110 per day.

Car rental companies in Cape Town that rent vans include 1First Car Rental, Avis, Bluu, Budget, CarWiz, Dollar, Economy Rent a Car, Europcar, GREEN MOTION , Hertz, Sixt, Thrifty, Woodford and keddy by Europcar.

On average a van in Cape Town costs $773 per week ($110 per day) to rent.

On average a van in Cape Town costs $3,314 per month ($773 per week) to rent.