Car rental in the Netherlands – Compare and save up to 60%
Discovering the Netherlands by rental car is the perfect way to explore—from the vibrant streets of Amsterdam to the scenic beauty of the Veluwe, and from the coastline to the countryside. Rent your car in the Netherlands today, easily compare top providers, and save up to 60% on your car rental—with no hidden fees. Book now and start your hassle-free Dutch adventure!
Cheapest rental companies in the Netherlands
Provider | Price from | Benefits | |
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EconomyBookings | €7/day | Competitive prices at Schiphol & major cities | View |
Holiday Autos | €16/day | Compare directly on location, free cancellation | View |
Carmellimo | €20/day | Luxury transport with driver, including Amsterdam | View |
Enjoy Travel | €22/day | Clear conditions, reliable partners | View |
Expedia | €27+/day | Popular with tourists, extra discounts with bundle | View |
* Prices are indicative for the Netherlands (Amsterdam, Schiphol, June/July). EconomyBookings from €7/day. Bipi is not active in the Netherlands and is therefore not included.
Best providers in the Netherlands
Provider | Rating | Benefits | |
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EconomyBookings | 9.3/10 | Large selection at Schiphol & in cities | View |
Holiday Autos | 9.0/10 | Popular in Amsterdam & Eindhoven | View |
Carmellimo | 8.6/10 | Luxury transport & airport transfers in the Netherlands | View |
Enjoy Travel | 8.0/10 | Clear prices, many pick-up locations | View |
Expedia | 7.9/10 | Familiar, many filters & combinations with hotels | View |
* Reviews based on experiences in the Netherlands (including Schiphol, Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Eindhoven, 2025).
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Practical tips for driving in the Netherlands
- Be careful with roundabouts. Traffic on the roundabout usually has priority, unless otherwise indicated.
- Cyclists often have priority. Take into account separate cycle paths and priority at intersections.
- Paid parking is the norm in cities. Always check parking regulations and rates.
- Maximum speed varies. Within built-up areas: 50 km/h, motorways usually 100–130 km/h.
- Using a mobile phone while driving is prohibited. Only hands-free calling is permitted.
- Be careful with roundabouts. Only hands-free calling is permitted.
- Be careful with roundabouts. on roundabouts. Traffic on the roundabout usually has priority, unless otherwise indicated.
- Cyclists often have priority. Take into account separate cycle paths and priority at intersections.
- Paid parking is the norm in cities. Always check the parking regulations and rates.
- Maximum speed varies. Within built-up areas: 50 km/h, motorways usually 100–130 km/h.
- Using a mobile phone while driving is prohibited. Only hands-free calling is permitted.