Car Hire in Liberia

Our team negotiate with all the popular rental companies in Liberia, including Alamo, Dollar, Avis and Budget. By dealing with brands directly, we can offer you low prices. With our Best Price Guarantee, if you find the same car with the same supplier cheaper elsewhere, we will beat the price. You will find a great choice of cars on our site, including people carriers, economy cars and luxury vehicles — so whatever your needs, we have got all aspects of car hire covered. Just tell us when you need a car using the simple search form and we will do the hard work by comparing prices and giving you all the information you need upfront.

Certain brands (like Alamo, Thrifty and Payless Car Rental) sometimes have special offers on their cars, but these are often restricted to pick-ups between certain dates. With these offers, you could get an additional driver, 50% off GPS rental or a package which includes things like unlimited mileage and local taxes. Although, we know there is more to good value than special offers: the company’s reputation is just as important. To give you an insight into which suppliers people trust and recommend the most, we show ratings and reviews from previous customers next to each listing.

Rincón de La Vieja National Park: A 40-minute drive north-east of Liberia is the Rincón de La Vieja National Park. A vivid rainforest with a volcanic landscape, you can explore the Rincón on foot, by bike or on horseback. A popular hike is to La Cangrejo Waterfall, where you can swim in the deep blue pool. The park also has hot springs where you can rest aching limbs.

Tamarindo: Tamarindo is just under a 90 minute drive from Liberia. Famous for its blazing sunsets, surfing opportunities and parties, this is the place to come for an exciting day out. One of Costa Rica’s top destinations, in Tamarindo you can fish, scuba dive, learn to surf, bike ride on the beach or relax with a cocktail.

Santa Rosa National Park: Want to go off the beaten track? Then make your way to Santa Rosa National Park — Costa Rica’s first protected wilderness. Comprised of mangrove swamps, dry tropical forests and white-sandy beaches, this natural wonder is a haven for campers, hikers and history buffs (this area was the centre of an attempted invasion by Nicaragua in 1955). The park is only 42 kilometres north-west of Liberia.