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How to rent a car in Estonia?
Hello everyone! Tell me, who knows, is it possible to rent a car in Narva? We want to ride around Estonia ourselves. What do you need for this, what documents do you have (we also have a 9-year-old child with us)? Is it possible to travel outside (to Latvia, then back)? Is it expensive (for 3-4 days)? Maybe it’s easier and cheaper by bus (again, on a regular trip to major cities, but I want to look into the “corners”, or why do you need a Green Card if you take a car in Estonia?
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Let's start with the fact that there are no car rental companies in Narva. There is www.avis.ee but in Jõhvi (this is a little further after Narva, towards Tallinn.
www.yesrent.ee/eng.html they speak Russian. They will deliver the car from Tallinn to Narva and then pick it up. This service will cost 51€ x 2 times (receipt + return).
In comparison: a bus ticket from Narva to Tallinn (where the rental options are much wider) costs 16€.
www.budget.ee the entire rental price for 4 days (with delivery to Narva) will cost 192€. Contact phone: +372 5200951.
You can travel outside, this is stipulated in a separate clause in the rental contract.
a ticket bought in St. Petersburg will not show "corners" - true.
It's a 4 hour drive to Riga, but there isn't much to see along the way. Via Baltica is full of forest :)
www.yesrent.ee/eng.html they speak Russian. They will deliver the car from Tallinn to Narva and then pick it up. This service will cost 51€ x 2 times (receipt + return).
In comparison: a bus ticket from Narva to Tallinn (where the rental options are much wider) costs 16€.
www.budget.ee the entire rental price for 4 days (with delivery to Narva) will cost 192€. Contact phone: +372 5200951.
You can travel outside, this is stipulated in a separate clause in the rental contract.
a ticket bought in St. Petersburg will not show "corners" - true.
It's a 4 hour drive to Riga, but there isn't much to see along the way. Via Baltica is full of forest :)
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