Car Rental in Damascus — Self-Drive Hire
Rent a self-drive car in Damascus — economy, family, SUV and vans, delivered free to the airport or your address, with a refundable deposit. From $32 a day.

Prefer to drive yourself? Rent a self-drive car in Damascus — we deliver it to the airport or your address and collect it from the same place. Cars are automatic and recent models, with a refundable deposit. Rates start from $32 a day.
What you get
- Free delivery and pickup — Damascus airport or any address in the city.
- A refundable deposit, returned when you bring the car back in good order.
- Automatic, recent models — economy, family, SUV and vans.
- Simple paperwork — a valid driving licence (international licences accepted) and ID or passport.
Good to know
- Heading to the coast or another governorate? Just let us know when you book.
- Not comfortable driving in Syria? Take a car with driver instead.
- It's a cash economy — see how much travel costs and is Syria safe?
Rent your car
Reserve a self-drive car and we'll deliver it where you need it.
See also: Car rental in Aleppo.
Wherever your road leads, we'll get you there.
Rent a car in Damascus
A private car and driver, at a fixed price agreed before you set off.
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Last updated: September 2026