Does anyone know how rental cars are priced in Cuba for a weekend or week? I want an idea of what it may cost. Thank you.
Ever rented a car in Cuba?
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My daughter has lived in Cuba & has rented cars many times...her e-mail address is:
bach1877@aol.com
The Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade issues travel advisories. This is what they say about renting cars in Cuba: "Renting vehicles can create significant problems. Although insurance is offered, coverage differs from that in Canada. If you are in any way at fault in an accident, rental agencies will nullify coverage and seek damages. Rental agencies are governmentally-controlled, and will threaten to prevent your departure to obtain payment. Charges associated with accidents can range in the thousands of U.S. dollars. Traffic accidents resulting in 3rd-party injuries are considered to be a crime until responsibility has been established by the police. This may take up to several months and often the driver will not be
allowed to leave the country until the investigation is complete. Trial and imprisonment are real possibilities."
To see the complete information on travel to Cuba (and anywhere else in the world) go to: http://voyage.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/destinations/menu_e.htm for the rest of the advisory.