Papua New Guinea car hire

On average a car hire in Papua New Guinea costs $153 per day.

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On average a car hire in Papua New Guinea costs $1,074 per week ($153 per day).

On average a car hire in Papua New Guinea costs $4,604 per month ($153 per day).

In Papua New Guinea, driving is on the left; therefore, you’ll need to adjust your driving with this mind. Traffic congestion experienced in urban areas may make it challenging to navigate the streets. While driving in Papua New Guinea may be safe, some regions can be unsafe to drive at night. There are various checkpoints across the country; therefore, make sure you have all your documents, including your driver’s license or other identification and vehicle documents to present at these checkpoints.

The minimum car rental age in Papua New Guinea is 21 years. However, some companies may have an age limit of 25 years. You may incur a young renter fee if you are below 25 years old and renting a car in Papua New Guinea. You also need a valid U.S. driving license or an International Driving Permit to rent and drive a vehicle in Papua New Guinea. Ensure you have an operational credit card and other necessary identification documents for a streamlined rental process at the car rental agency.

The average price of gasoline in Papua New Guinea is about 3.70 PGK (1.02 USD) to 4.70 PGK (1.30 USD) per liter and 13.25 PGK (3.66 USD) to 17.04 PGK (4.71 USD) per gallon. The gas stations in Papua New Guinea are readily available, especially in urban areas and along major highways. Be sure to carry cash in local currency, as most gas stations in Papua New Guinea allow payment for gasoline in cash only. However, some stations may accept credit or debit card payments.

The speed limit in Papua New Guinea is 60 km/h (40 mph) in urban areas and major cities, 100 km/h (60 mph) on highways and expressways, and 80 km/h (50 mph) on open roads outside the urban areas. Check for speed signage along the road, as it may change occasionally. Papua New Guinea has mobile and fixed speed cameras in designated locations to monitor vehicle speeds nationwide. When driving in the country, stay within the set speed limits, as violations of the speed rules may lead to potential penalties.