Almaty car hires from £60/day

On average a car hire in Almaty costs £68 per day.

In the past 72 hours, the cheapest car hires were found at Hertz (£60/day). In the last 72 hours the cheapest hire car price was found at Hertz 2 Mailin Str. 050039 (8 miles from the city centre).

Compact (Chevrolet Cobalt or similar) is the most frequently booked car hire type in Almaty.

The only car hire company onsite at Almaty airport is Hertz.

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A Compact car hire in Almaty costs £45 per day, on average.

A Full Size car hire in Almaty costs £114 per day, on average.

An Economy car hire in Almaty costs £53 per day, on average.

In Almaty, cars are most frequently hired at Hertz 2 Mailin Str. (8 miles from city centre).

On average a car hire in Almaty costs £474 per week (£68 per day).

On average a car hire in Almaty costs £2,030 per month (£68 per day).

Most car hire providers in Almaty offer insurance but the level of protection can differ substantially. If you're unsure whether to get extra protection for your car hire in Almaty, check out KAYAK's car hire insurance guide.

With car hire in Almaty, there is no doubt that your car hire choice will be utterly personal and itinerary dependent. Consider the road trips and the terrains you will be taking on, as they are vastly different from region to region. City dwellers can benefit from a compact economy motor, but mountains, forests or desert areas would be easier to tackle with a more powerful vehicle, such as an SUV.

The speed limit in Almaty is quite standard, albeit a little on the conservative side compared to Western Europe. The urban roads are strictly regulated at 60 kph in the city and 90 kph on larger suburban roads. Motorways are restricted to 110 kph. Avoid spot fines by remaining on the side of caution and paying attention to road signs.

Parking in Almaty does not seem to be a problem, with a lot fewer car parks than in other cities and many free spaces being used as parking areas, perhaps even unofficially. Street parking seems open, with meters on select streets; as long as you have currency and can understand the signs, you should be fine. Alternatively, finding a hotel, apartment block, shopping centre or other public venue is a safe bet.