Car rental at Cartagena Rafael Nunez Airport

At the terminal (there’s only one here), you’ll find the car rental office you’re looking for on the ground floor. Some counters are right in front of the arrivals hall for domestic passengers. If you don’t find your car rental desk here, check inside the international arrivals hall, which is a short walking distance away.

Car rental at Cartagena Rafael Nunez Airport is only issued to clients who are legally allowed to drive. This means you must produce a license before picking up your vehicle. If you are a non-US resident, carry an international driving permit (IDP), which is basically a translation of your DL. The IDP lets the officers in charge of traffic verify your driving credentials. Since the IDP comes in 12 international languages, it is a critical document for tourists flying into CTG Airport. However, if you are an expat living in Colombia, all you need is a national driver’s license to rent a car at the airport.

Suppose you’ve come to Cartagena as a tourist with a 90-day visa. When driving from the airport and other parts of the city, always have your passport to prove your identity. Make sure the page showing the entry stamp is visible. No matter the rental agency you pick through KAYAK, be sure to skim through the requirements of that particular supplier. Some providers have listed the kind of ID cards they accept at the counters.

In the past 72 hours, the cheapest rental cars were found at Budget ($29/day), Alamo ($39/day) and Europcar ($42/day).

On average a rental car at Cartagena Rafael Nunez airport costs $53 per day.

Car rental companies that offer shuttle or pick-up services from Cartagena Rafael Nunez airport to off-airport locations include Budget, Alamo, Localiza, and Enterprise Rent-A-Car.