Lima Cheap Car Rentals - LIM

The first step to your driving in Lima adventure is securing an international driver's license, which is required for pretty much everybody. Travelers should note that these licenses are valid for 30 days, and need to be updated after that. As Lima is a city that's very much in transition, renting a car isn't going to be as straightforward as it is in other parts of South America. Nonetheless, there are international companies travelers will find familiar with. It's possible to rent through Budget, Avis, and National.

City driving in Lima may be unlike any other driving you've experienced so far in life. Be prepared to embrace the adventurous spirit as you dive right in with the Peruvian drivers, whose attitude toward traffic lights, intersections, and other rules of the road constitutes seeing them as more of a challenge than a regulation. This fast-paced environment won't phase seasoned drivers, perhaps, but do be advised that those not used to driving on unpaved surfaces are in for a bit of a surprise.