Saint Martin car rentals

On average a rental car in Saint Martin costs $36 per day.

Mini (Class Mini Car or similar) is the most frequently booked rental car type in Saint Martin.

In the past 72 hours, the cheapest rental cars were found at Empress Rent a Car ($25/day), Wheego ($25/day) and Next Level ($34/day).

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Based on car searches on KAYAK, the most popular cities to rent a car in Saint Martin are Grand-Case (69% of total searches of users looking to rent a car in Saint Martin), Marigot (27%) and Sandy Ground (4%).

On average a rental car in Saint Martin costs $252 per week ($36 per day).

On average a rental car in Saint Martin costs $1,082 per month ($36 per day).

Depending on the time of year and specific areas, traffic can vary from moderate to heavy, especially in popular tourist destinations. The road conditions in St. Martin can vary. Major roads and highways are generally well-maintained, but you may encounter narrower, winding roads in some areas. Driving habits in St. Martin may differ from what you're accustomed to. Some drivers may exhibit more aggressive behavior, take risks, or engage in speeding. Roundabouts are commonly used in St. Martin. Road signage in St. Martin is generally clear and follows international standards. Watch out for pedestrians and cyclists, particularly in urban areas and near popular attractions.

The minimum age requirement to rent a car in St. Martin typically varies among rental companies. However, in general, the minimum age is usually 21 years old. Some rental companies may have additional restrictions or requirements for drivers under the age of 25, such as higher rental fees or the need to purchase additional insurance coverage. It's important to check with your specific rental company to confirm its age requirements and any additional conditions that may apply.

You will find that you will pay about $4.81 for a gallon of gas in St. Martin. This translates to about $1.27 for a liter of gas. Remember that finding gas stations can be tougher as you get away from populated areas, so plan your travel around the island accordingly.

The speed limit within urban areas is usually about 30 mph. This limit applies to residential areas, city streets, and areas with heavy pedestrian traffic. The speed limit on rural roads and highways is generally 60 mph, and on expressways or major highways, the speed limit is typically 70 mph.