Welcome to Pangkor Island! Renting a car is a great way to explore, but knowing about pickup, paperwork, costs, and local traffic rules can help make your trip smoother. In this article, you’ll find all the important information you need upon arrival at Pangkor Airport (PKG).
Car rental counters at Pangkor Airport are usually located near the baggage claim area or just outside the airport building. Most rental companies offer a free transfer from the airport to their rental location if it is not directly at the airport. It is advisable to inquire about the exact location during the booking process.
Numerous international and local car rental companies operate at Pangkor Airport. The most common ones are:
The choice depends on your planned trip. Here are some popular categories:
| Category | Daily price (EUR, estimate) |
| Economy | 20 - 30 |
| Compact | 25 - 40 |
| Mid-size | 35 - 50 |
| SUV | 50 - 80 |
| Premium/Luxury | 80+ |
Prices may vary seasonally and depending on availability.
Most car rental companies require the following:
The minimum age is usually 21, but may be higher for certain cars. The deposit amount varies depending on the vehicle category and will be blocked on your credit card. Payment is made by credit card.
It is important to clarify the insurance terms. Compulsory liability insurance (CDW) is usually included in the price, but it is worth inquiring about theft insurance and excess waiver. Reducing the excess comes at an additional cost, but can significantly reduce the damage fee in the event of an accident. Ask the rental company what types of damage the insurance covers and in what cases you will have to pay.
Traffic in Malaysia can be heavy, especially in cities. Speed limits generally range from 60-110 km/h. Most highways require tolls, payable in cash or with an electronic toll payment system (Touch 'n Go). Parking in cities can be difficult and often requires payment. Always pay attention to local traffic rules and pedestrians.
It is advisable to bring an international driver's license, although many rental companies also accept a Hungarian driver's license.
Most rental companies accept credit card payments.
The deposit amount depends on the vehicle category, usually ranging between 300-1000 EUR.
Immediately notify the rental company and the police. Take pictures of the scene.
Most highways require tolls. You can pay in cash or with an electronic toll payment system.
Parking in cities can be difficult and often requires payment. Look for designated parking spaces.
Speed limits generally range from 60-110 km/h.
CDW is compulsory liability insurance, which covers damages caused to third parties.
If you want to minimize the damage fee in the event of an accident, it is worth purchasing excess waiver.
Most rental companies offer a free transfer from the airport to their location.
Yes, but an extra fee usually applies for the extra driver.