Welcome to Koinambe! Renting a car is a great way to explore the area, but knowing about pickup, paperwork, costs, and local traffic rules can help make your trip smoother. In this guide, you’ll find all the important information you need upon arrival at the airport.
At Koinambe Airport, car rental companies are usually located near the baggage claim area or at the airport building exits. Most companies have a counter in the arrivals hall where you can complete your booking or pick up a vehicle already reserved in advance. The exact location may vary, so it’s worth checking with airport staff.
Several international and local car rental companies operate in Koinambe. Common players include Avis, Budget, Europcar, and Hertz. It’s worth comparing prices and terms before making a decision.
The choice depends on your planned trip. The following types may be good for exploring Koinambe and its surroundings:
| Car Class | Daily Price (EUR) |
| Economy | 30 – 50 |
| Compact | 40 – 60 |
| Mid-size | 50 – 80 |
| SUV | 80 – 150 |
| Premium | 150+ |
Prices may vary seasonally and depending on availability.
Most car rental companies require the following documents: a valid driver's license, identification (passport or ID card), and a credit card for the security deposit. The minimum age is usually 21 or 25, but this may vary depending on the company. Younger drivers often have to pay a surcharge. The amount of the deposit varies depending on the type of vehicle and will be charged to the credit card. The deposit will be refunded when the car is returned, provided the vehicle is undamaged.
Mandatory liability insurance is usually provided by the rental company. It is worth considering additional insurance, such as CDW (Collision Damage Waiver) – which reduces your excess in the event of an accident – theft insurance, or full coverage. Ask the rental company exactly what risks the different insurances cover and what your excess is.
In Papua New Guinea, traffic flows on the left. Speed limits are generally low, especially in cities and on poorer quality roads. Parking can be difficult in city centers and is often paid. Local road conditions can be variable, so it is worth driving carefully and paying attention to the road surface. Gas stations are not available everywhere, so it is worth filling up the tank in time.
Generally no, if you have a valid driving license, but it is worth checking the rental company's terms.
Most rental companies accept credit cards, some accept cash.
Immediately notify the police and the rental company, and fill out the accident report.
Some rental companies may restrict the driving area, so it is worth finding out.
The car must be returned at the location and time specified by the rental company.
A late fee may be charged, so it is worth returning the vehicle on time.
Most rental companies offer GPS for rent, but you can also use your mobile phone for navigation.
Check the rental agreement to see what fuel the car requires.
Traffic flows on the left, and local road conditions can be variable.
Child seats can usually be rented from rental companies, but it is worth booking in advance.
Extra drivers usually need to be reported to the rental company, and a fee may be charged.