Lowest rate Rent a car in Armenia. Go everywhere.
Free delivery to Zvartnots at any hour, unlimited mileage, insurance in the price, and a team that answers in four languages.
Free airport delivery
We meet every flight into Zvartnots and Shirak, at three in the morning as readily as at noon, at no cost.
Unlimited mileage
On every car and every rate. Yerevan to Tatev and back on the same day costs you nothing extra.
Fully insured
Third-party liability and a collision damage waiver are in the price, never sold to you at the counter.
Support in four languages
English, Russian, Italian and German, on the phone and on WhatsApp, for as long as you have the keys.
What to know before you drive
Armenian driving rules rarely make it into a guidebook. Four facts that matter more than the rest, straight from the traffic code and the conventions Armenia has actually signed.
You drive on the right
Same side as the rest of continental Europe. Limits step up from 20 km/h in courtyards to 60 in town, 90 on the open road and 110 on the rare stretch of expressway.
No motorway tolls, anywhere
Every highway in the country is free to drive. The only extra cost of covering ground is fuel.
Most EU, UK and Russian licences just work
Armenia recognises the 1968 Vienna Convention. A licence with Latin lettering, clear categories and a photo is usually enough on its own.
Winter tyres are the law, mid-November to March
A rule most guides have not caught up with yet. Any car on Armenian roads in that window needs tyres with tread over 4 mm.
Cars chosen for Armenian roads
See the full fleet
Or let someone else drive
Chauffeur serviceAirport transfers
Met at arrivals with a name board, a price fixed before you fly, and no meter running. From 12,000֏ one way.
Business transfers
A car and a professional driver by the hour or by the day. Waiting time, fuel and parking included, from 8,000֏ an hour.
Wedding cars
Four hours, decorated in your colours, driver in a suit. From 85,000֏, and the date is held the moment you confirm.
A rental you do not have to fight
Most of what goes wrong on a trip happens at the counter: a deposit nobody mentioned, an insurance upsell, a queue after a night flight. We removed those steps rather than apologising for them.
Your papers are ready before you land
Send your flight number with the request. We watch the arrival board, print the contract, and wait at the exit with the keys.
The right car for the terrain
A sedan is perfect for Sevan and Gyumri. For Vayots Dzor gravel or the Tatev approach in spring we will tell you plainly to take the 4x4.
A second driver costs nothing
Long mountain days are easier shared. Add anyone with a valid licence to the contract at handover, free of charge.
Help anywhere in the country
One number, answered around the clock. A flat tyre near Jermuk is our problem to solve, not the end of your itinerary.
Nothing to pay to reserve
No card details online and no prepayment. You settle at handover by card, cash or bank transfer.
Four steps, about ten minutes
01
Choose the car
Filter by gearbox, seats and price. Every card shows the deposit and what the rate includes.
02
Send the request
Three short steps, no card, no account. Add your flight number if you are landing at Zvartnots.
03
We confirm within the hour
By email, with the contract and the full price attached, so there is nothing left to discuss on arrival.
04
Take the keys and go
At the airport, at your hotel or at our office. Documents, a walk around the car, and you are driving.
One car, the whole country
Armenia is small enough to cross in a day and interesting enough to spend two weeks on. These are the drives our cars make most often, measured from Yerevan.
- Lake Sevan65 km, about 1 h
- Garni and Geghard40 km, about 1 h
- Khor Virap45 km, about 50 min
- Dilijan and Haghartsin95 km, about 1 h 30
- Gyumri120 km, about 1 h 45
- Jermuk170 km, about 2 h 30
- Noravank120 km, about 2 h
- Tatev280 km, about 4 h 30
Every fee, out in the open
No number appears at handover that was not already on this page. One-way drop-off 11,000֏, an out-of-hours handover 7,300֏, a young-driver surcharge 2,200֏ a day under 25, and 27,000֏ if you are taking the car into Georgia. That is the whole list.
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Do I need an international driving permit in Armenia?
A national licence in Latin script is accepted for stays of up to one year. If your licence uses another alphabet, bring an International Driving Permit alongside it. We check your documents at handover so nothing surprises you at a police stop.
Can I collect the car at Zvartnots Airport at night?
Yes. Most flights into Yerevan land between midnight and five in the morning, so airport delivery runs around the clock and is free. Send us your flight number and we track the arrival, which means we are waiting even when you are late.
Is the mileage really unlimited?
Yes, on every car and every rate. Armenia is small but the good roads are long: Yerevan to Tatev and back is about 500 kilometres in one day, and you will not pay a cent extra for it.
Which roads can I take, and can I drive to Georgia?
All paved and gravel roads inside Armenia that are open to civilian traffic are included. Cross-border travel to Georgia is possible on selected cars with a green card and a written permit that we prepare for you at least 48 hours in advance.
What insurance is included?
Every rate includes compulsory third-party liability and a collision damage waiver. The deposit shown on each car is the maximum you can be liable for, and it is released within five working days of return.
Do you take a deposit, and how do I pay?
You pay nothing when you reserve. At handover we take the deposit on a credit card or in cash, and the rental itself can be settled by card, cash in dram, euro or dollar, or bank transfer for corporate clients.
Tell us your flight number. We will be at arrivals.
Reserve in three steps and pay nothing until you have the keys in your hand.