Choosing Thailand car rental with a driver allows you to plan your trip through the country however you want. You’ll have the chance to take a last-minute beach vacation, explore side roads you might not otherwise notice, stop for vacation photos, and choose when you need a break. Despite of those benefits, driving a car in Thailand might be difficult for those who are not used to operating an automatic transmission or used to driving on the left side of the road. Additionally, you’ll need to act quickly in response to unforeseen circumstances like cars driving in the opposite direction of traffic or dogs darting across the road.
If you’re unlucky and have a road accident, you might need hospital treatment. Your GHIC or EHIC card wouldn’t cover you in this situation. Calling your travel insurance provider for suggestions might be worthwhile. You should be covered for unexpected medical costs and other emergencies by a reliable single- or multi-trip policy. Try to make sure you have their contact information down on paper.
Take plenty of pictures of the exterior of the vehicle so you have a record of the bodywork. Keep your driver’s license and your lease handy when you’re out and about. It’s a little unpredictable whether local Thai police will be rigid or lenient. Avoid giving them any justification to fine you. If you are really worried about the law and the police, choose our service of Thailand car rental with driver.
If you don’t use a seatbelt, you risk receiving a fine. Backseat passengers must now buckle up as well, starting in April 2017. All taxis, buses, and minivans fall under this category.
Be aware that some local drivers may drive right past you without giving you much thought or a hint as to what they are doing. But instead of attempting to emulate their driving style, be cautious. Keep checking those mirrors and always give an indication before pulling away.
Even though they drive on the left, many Thais also yield on the left. Or, the vehicle moving at the time with the slowest speed yields. Thus, it could be somewhat unpredictable. Watch out for intersections as well. Most vehicles turning right may simply scurry in that direction!
In Thailand (and elsewhere), using a non-hands-free phone is illegal. If you get a ticket for this behavior, you may have your license confiscated. That means a visit to the police station to pay the fine and retrieve your license.
In order to utilize all the advantages and limit the risks, we highly recommend you choose IDC Car Rental Service with our well-trained driver. Let us know the number of passengers, the destinations you want to visit, and the amount of time you have available if you need an airport pickup or drop-off, a quick transfer, or an extended stay in the country. We’ll recommend an appropriate vehicle type, an itinerary, and a price based on those details.
Travelers will find Thailand to be a paradise, and there are many different types of vehicles available.
It’s a wise decision to rent a car and tour Thailand on your own. Our cars come from well-known manufacturers like Toyota, Hyundai, the high-end BMW, Mercedes Benz, etc.
Almost all vehicles are less than five years old, have well-functioning air conditioners and seat belts, and are well-maintained.
Our drivers are knowledgeable and have friendly dispositions. In addition to providing transportation, they can assist you with any needs you may have. With one of our vehicles, you’ll always feel secure and at ease.
We have family-friendly cars that can accommodate a baby seat, as well as careful and patient drivers.
Typically, we provide Thailand car rental with driver rates based on the tourist’s itinerary, including the destinations to see and the amount of time spent driving. We can also provide “day by day” quotations if you are unsure of where to go or would prefer a completely “free” vacation. Upon request, our salespeople can assist with researching hotels, restaurants, and other pertinent information.
We highly advise hiring a tour guide for your trip; he or she will help make your trip more interesting
Price per car or van in US dollars.
Our prices cover the cost of the vehicle, the driver, gas, tolls, food, and lodging for the driver…
The costs listed above are for the busiest routes connecting major cities with nearby tourist attractions. For information on Thailand car rental with driver rates for any routes in your travel itinerary, contact us.
Route | 1- 2 persons | Up to 6 persons |
Bangkok – Airport/ or vice versa | 45 | 55 |
Bangkok – Pattaya/ or vice versa | 85 | 105 |
Pattaya – Airport/ or vice versa | 85 | 105 |
Bangkok – Ayutthaya/ or vice versa | 85 | 115 |
Bangkok – Cha-am/ or vice versa | 115 | 145 |
Bangkok – Hua-Hin/ or vice versa | 115 | 145 |
Bangkok – Pranburi/ or vice versa | 130 | 160 |
Bangkok – Aranyaprathet Border/ or vice versa | 145 | 175 |
Bangkok – Koh Chang (Mainland) | 161 | 190 |
Bangkok – Erawan Waterfall | 130 | 155 |
Bangkok 4 hours | 85 | 95 |
Bangkok 6 hours | 100 | 120 |
Bangkok 8 hours | 120 | 130 |
Bangkok 10 hours | 130 | 145 |
Bangkok 12 hours | 145 | 160 |
Extra hour | 19 | 21 |