Car Rental FAQ - Djerba Airport (DJE)

Question 1

What is the minimum age to rent a car at Djerba Airport?

Accepted Answer

The minimum age to rent a car at this airport is 21 years. Drivers between 21 and 24 years old will incur a young driver surcharge of approximately $15 to $25 per day. Drivers under 21 are not permitted to rent any vehicle due to insurance and legal restrictions in Tunisia. For luxury or premium vehicle categories, some rental companies require drivers to be at least 25 years old. A valid driver's license held for a minimum of one year is also mandatory. Young driver fees are applied daily and are not refundable even if you return the car early. To avoid surprises, always check the age policy of your chosen rental company before booking online. Some local agencies may offer lower surcharges, but international chains often have stricter policies. If you are 21 to 24, consider booking economy or compact cars to reduce additional fees.

Question 2

Can I use my foreign driver's license to rent a car in Djerba?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can use your foreign driver's license as long as it is valid and printed in Latin characters (English, French, Spanish, etc.). If your license is in Arabic, Chinese, Russian, or any non-Latin alphabet, you must also present an International Driving Permit (IDP) alongside your original license. Tourists from most European countries, the USA, Canada, and Australia typically do not need an IDP if their license is in English or French. However, an IDP is strongly recommended for all foreign drivers because local police may request it during routine traffic stops. The IDP must be obtained in your home country before traveling, as Tunisia does not issue them to foreigners. Rental agencies at the airport will accept both your national license and an IDP. Keep both documents with you at all times while driving.

Question 3

What is the fuel policy for rental cars at Djerba Airport?

Accepted Answer

Most rental companies at Djerba Airport operate on a full-to-full fuel policy. You receive the car with a full tank and must return it full to avoid refueling charges. If you return the car with less than a full tank, the rental company will charge you for the missing fuel plus a service fee, often between $10 and $20. The per-liter cost for refueling by the company is typically higher than local gas station prices. To save money, locate the nearest fuel station to the airport before returning your car. The closest station is about 1.5 kilometers from the terminal on the main road to Houmt Souk. A few local agencies use a fair fuel policy, where you pay only for what you use, but this is less common. Always confirm the fuel policy in writing before signing the rental agreement.

Question 4

What is the typical security deposit amount and how is it paid?

Accepted Answer

The security deposit for a rental car at Djerba Airport typically ranges from $400 to $1,200 depending on the vehicle category. Economy cars require around $400 to $600, while SUVs and luxury vehicles may need up to $1,200. The deposit is blocked on a credit card in the driver's name. Debit cards and prepaid cards are generally not accepted for deposits. Visa and Mastercard are widely accepted; American Express may have limited acceptance. The hold is released 7 to 14 business days after you return the car, assuming no damage, unpaid tolls, or traffic fines. Some international chains release the hold faster, within 3 to 5 days. Cash deposits are not permitted due to Tunisian financial regulations. Bring a credit card with sufficient available credit, as the deposit blocks that amount from your spending limit. For long-term rentals over 21 days, the deposit may increase by 30 to 50 percent.

Question 5

What insurance coverage is included and what is the excess fee?

Accepted Answer

All rental cars at Djerba Airport include basic third-party liability insurance as required by Tunisian law. This covers damage to other vehicles and property but does not cover damage to the rental car itself. The standard excess fee (deductible) for collision damage is typically $800 to $1,500. This means you pay the first $800 to $1,500 of any repair cost. To reduce your excess, you can purchase Super Collision Damage Waiver (SCDW) at the rental counter for $12 to $25 per day, which lowers the excess to $0 or $200. Theft protection is usually included with a similar excess of $1,000. Personal accident insurance is optional and costs $5 to $10 per day. Check if your travel insurance or credit card already covers rental car excess before buying additional coverage at the counter. Always photograph the car before driving off to document existing damage.

Question 6

Can I cancel my booking for free and get a full refund?

Accepted Answer

Most car rental bookings at Djerba Airport offer free cancellation up to 48 hours before the scheduled pickup time. If you cancel within 48 hours of pickup, you may lose a one-day rental fee or up to 50 percent of the total booking value. Non-refundable prepaid rates are sometimes available at a 15 to 20 percent discount, but these cannot be changed or refunded for any reason. For cancellations due to flight delays or cancellations, most major agencies will waive fees if you provide proof from the airline. To get a full refund, always book a flexible rate even if it costs slightly more. If you booked through a third-party platform like Booking.com or Expedia, their cancellation policy overrides the rental company's policy. Read the terms carefully before confirming. Refunds typically take 5 to 10 business days to appear on your credit card statement.

Question 7

Are there mileage limits for rentals from Djerba Airport?

Accepted Answer

Most standard rental cars at Djerba Airport include unlimited mileage for rentals within Tunisia. However, some economy and budget rentals may have a daily limit of 200 to 250 kilometers. Exceeding this limit incurs a charge of approximately $0.30 to $0.50 per additional kilometer. For long-term rentals of 14 days or more, unlimited mileage is almost always included. If you plan to drive to southern Tunisia (Douz, Tataouine, or the Sahara desert areas), confirm unlimited mileage in writing because these trips can easily exceed 1,500 kilometers round trip. Premium and luxury vehicles almost always come with unlimited mileage. One-way rentals to other cities like Tunis or Sfax may have reduced mileage allowances. Always ask the rental agent to show you the mileage clause before signing. Taking photos of the odometer at pickup and drop-off is a good practice in case of disputes.

Question 8

Can I add an additional driver and what is the fee?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can add one or two additional drivers to your rental agreement at Djerba Airport. The fee per additional driver is typically $5 to $10 per day, with a maximum cap of $50 to $70 per rental period. Spouses or domestic partners are often included for free, but you must verify this with your specific rental company. All additional drivers must be present at the counter with their valid driver's license and passport. They must also meet the minimum age requirement of 21 years. Young driver surcharges apply to additional drivers under 24 as well. Some rental companies limit the number of additional drivers to two. Adding a driver after pickup is possible but may incur an administrative fee of $15. If an unauthorized person drives the car and causes an accident, all insurance coverage becomes void, and you will be fully liable for all damages. Always list every potential driver at the time of rental.

Question 9

Is one-way rental available from Djerba Airport to other Tunisian cities?

Accepted Answer

One-way rentals are available from Djerba Airport to Tunis Carthage Airport (TUN), Sfax, Sousse, and Hammamet, but a one-way drop fee applies. The fee ranges from $80 to $250 depending on the distance and whether the rental company has an office at the destination. Dropping off at Tunis Airport is usually the most expensive option because of high demand. One-way rentals to smaller cities like Tozeur or Gabes may not be possible or may incur very high fees over $300. You cannot take a rental car from Djerba to Libya or Algeria due to insurance restrictions. For one-way trips, you must book at least 72 hours in advance. Some local agencies offer no-fee one-way rentals if you return the car within 3 days, but this is rare. Always confirm the exact drop-off location and fee in writing before paying. Returning the car to a different airport location is generally easier than returning to a downtown office.

Question 10

Are child safety seats available and what is the cost?

Accepted Answer

Yes, child safety seats are available for rent at Djerba Airport for approximately $5 to $10 per day, with a maximum weekly charge of $35 to $50. You can request infant seats (0-12 months), toddler seats (1-4 years), or booster seats (4-10 years) when making your reservation. Tunisian law requires children under 10 years old or under 145 cm (4 feet 9 inches) to use an appropriate child restraint system. Availability is limited, especially during peak season from June to September, so book at least one week in advance. Some rental companies allow you to bring your own car seat, and there is no fee for doing so. If you bring your own seat, ensure it meets European ECE R44/04 or R129 safety standards. The rental counter cannot guarantee a specific seat model or brand. Inspect the seat for damage or expiration dates before accepting it. Failure to use a child seat properly can result in a fine of approximately $45 if stopped by police.

Question 11

What happens if the car breaks down or I have an accident?

Accepted Answer

If the car breaks down, call the 24/7 roadside assistance number provided in your rental contract. The number is usually printed on the key tag or inside the glove compartment. For minor issues like a flat tire or dead battery, assistance typically arrives within 45 minutes in the Djerba area. For major mechanical failures, the rental company will tow the car to their nearest workshop and provide a replacement vehicle if available. If you have an accident, first ensure everyone is safe and call Tunisian emergency services at 197 (police) or 198 (ambulance). Do not move the vehicle until police arrive. Take photos of the scene, the other vehicle, and any damage. Exchange insurance information with the other driver. Then call the rental company immediately. You must file a police report (constat amiable) within 24 hours, or your insurance coverage may be voided. The rental company will guide you to the nearest police station. Keep all documents for your insurance claim.

Question 12

Can I take the rental car off-road or into national parks?

Accepted Answer

No, standard rental cars from Djerba Airport are strictly prohibited from driving on unpaved roads, sand dunes, or off-road trails. Doing so voids all insurance coverage and will result in a minimum penalty of $500 plus the full cost of any damage. For trips to national parks like Jebil National Park or the Sahara desert areas, you must rent a 4x4 vehicle specifically authorized for light off-road use. These vehicles cost approximately $80 to $150 per day and have specific insurance endorsements. Even with a 4x4, you are not allowed to drive on soft sand dunes or in wadis (dry riverbeds) unless you have a local guide. Paved roads inside national parks are permitted for standard cars, but many park roads are gravel. If you plan to visit the Ksour region or the mountain villages of Ksar Ghilane, confirm with your rental company that your vehicle is allowed on graded dirt roads. Always ask for written permission before driving on any non-asphalt surface.

Question 13

What vehicle types are available for rent at Djerba Airport?

Accepted Answer

Djerba Airport rental counters offer a wide range of vehicles. Economy cars like the Kia Picanto or Fiat 500 start at $25 to $35 per day. Compact cars such as the Hyundai i20 or Renault Clio are $35 to $50 per day. Midsize sedans like the Skoda Octavia or Peugeot 308 cost $50 to $70 per day. SUVs including the Dacia Duster or Kia Sportage range from $65 to $100 per day. Premium SUVs like the Hyundai Tucson or Renault Koleos are $100 to $150 per day. Luxury cars such as BMW 3 Series or Mercedes C-Class cost $120 to $200 per day. Minivans for 7 to 9 passengers (Citroen Jumpy or Ford Tourneo) are $80 to $130 per day. Convertibles are rarely available; if you find one, expect rates above $150 per day. Electric vehicles are not yet common at this airport. Automatic transmission cars are available but limited; book at least 2 weeks in advance if you cannot drive manual.

Question 14

Is GPS navigation available and should I rent it?

Accepted Answer

Yes, portable GPS navigation devices are available for rent at Djerba Airport for $8 to $12 per day. However, we recommend using your smartphone with offline maps instead. Google Maps and Maps.me work well throughout Djerba and most of Tunisia. Download offline maps for Tunisia before your flight to avoid data roaming charges. Mobile data coverage is good in Djerba, Houmt Souk, and Midoun, but becomes spotty in rural southern areas. If you rent a GPS, ensure it has Tunisia maps preloaded; many devices only have European maps. Some newer rental cars include built-in navigation at no extra cost. Ask the rental agent to demonstrate the GPS before leaving the parking lot. Alternatively, buy a local SIM card at the airport arrival hall from Tunisie Telecom or Ooredoo for about $5 with 5GB of data, which is cheaper than renting a GPS for more than 3 days. Physical paper maps are also available for free at most rental counters.

Question 15

How does parking work at Djerba Airport and what are the fees?

Accepted Answer

Djerba Airport has a short-term parking lot (P1) directly in front of the terminal. The first 15 minutes are free. After that, rates are approximately $0.50 per hour up to a daily maximum of $5. Long-term parking (P2) is located 300 meters from the terminal, costing $3 per day or $15 per week. For rental car returns, follow signs to the rental car return area, which is adjacent to P1. Do not park in the short-term lot and walk to the rental counter; you may be charged. If you are picking up passengers, use the free waiting zone for up to 10 minutes. Parking enforcement is active, and fines for overstaying or parking in unauthorized areas are approximately $25. Credit cards are accepted at the automated payment machines near the pedestrian exits. Cash payments in Tunisian dinar are also accepted. If you lose your parking ticket, the maximum daily rate applies, typically $15. For overnight parking during a flight connection, the long-term lot is secure with 24/7 camera surveillance.

Question 16

What are the toll roads in Tunisia and how do I pay?

Accepted Answer

Tunisia has toll roads (autoroutes) primarily on the A1 from Tunis to Sfax and the A3 from Tunis to Oued Zarga. The road from Djerba to the mainland (via the Roman bridge) has no tolls. If you drive north to Sfax or Tunis, expect toll costs of approximately $0.03 per kilometer. The total toll from Djerba to Tunis (about 500 km) is roughly $15. Toll booths accept Tunisian dinar cash only; credit cards are not accepted. Some newer toll lanes use a electronic payment system called TAR, but rental cars are not equipped with transponders. Always use the cash lanes marked with a coin or hand symbol. Keep small denomination bills ($1 to $5 equivalent in dinar) for tolls. If you cannot pay because you have no cash, you will receive a fine of approximately $20 and must pay the toll at a post office within 7 days. Rental companies do not provide toll payment devices. Plan to withdraw cash before long drives.

Question 17

Are pets allowed in rental cars from Djerba Airport?

Accepted Answer

Pets are allowed in most rental cars at Djerba Airport, but you must inform the rental company at the time of booking. A pet cleaning fee of $25 to $50 applies, unless you return the car in perfectly clean condition with no hair or odors. Service animals for passengers with disabilities are always permitted with no additional fee and no cleaning charge, but you must provide documentation. Pets must be transported in an appropriate carrier or crate for safety. Dogs cannot roam freely inside the car. If your pet damages the upholstery, seats, or seat belts, you will be charged the full repair cost, which can exceed $300. Some premium and luxury rental companies prohibit pets entirely. Local economy agencies are generally more pet-friendly. To avoid disputes, take photos of the car's interior before pickup. Vacuuming the car thoroughly before return may help you avoid the cleaning fee. Never leave a pet alone in a parked car in Tunisian heat, as temperatures can exceed 40Â°C (104Â°F).

Question 18

How do airport pickups and drop-offs work at Djerba Airport?

Accepted Answer

After collecting your luggage in the arrivals hall, follow signs for Car Rental. All major rental counters are located in the same area, just before the exit doors. Present your booking confirmation, driver's license, passport, and credit card. After completing paperwork, the agent will direct you to the parking lot directly outside the arrivals exit. The car will be parked in a marked bay. For drop-offs, return to the same parking lot and park in the Rental Car Return section. Remove all personal belongings and check for forgotten items. An agent will inspect the car for damage, check the fuel level, and confirm the mileage. You must return the keys to the rental counter inside the terminal. Do not leave keys in the car or with parking attendants. For early morning flights (before 6 AM), confirm that the rental counter will be open. Most agencies open at 7 AM, but some offer after-hours key drop boxes. Late returns after 10 PM may incur a $15 to $25 fee.

Question 19

What are the winter driving conditions in Djerba and the surrounding area?

Accepted Answer

Winter in Djerba (December to February) is mild with average temperatures of 12Â°C to 17Â°C (54Â°F to 63Â°F). Snow is extremely rare on the island itself. However, if you drive to mainland Tunisia, especially to Ain Draham or the Kroumirie mountains, snow and ice are possible from January to February. Rental cars at Djerba Airport do not come with winter tires. In the rare event of snow, Tunisian authorities close mountain roads quickly because snowplows are limited. Rain can cause flash flooding in wadis (dry riverbeds) and low-lying areas around Medenine and Tataouine. Never drive through flooded roads. Fog is common in December and January, especially in the morning between 6 AM and 9 AM. Use low-beam headlights and reduce speed. Rental companies do not provide emergency kits. We recommend carrying a phone charger, bottled water, and a warm jacket if driving to northern Tunisia in winter. Coastal roads remain safe year-round.

Question 20

Are there smoking areas inside Djerba Airport terminal?

Accepted Answer

Smoking is prohibited inside the entire Djerba Airport terminal building, including the arrivals hall, departures hall, and all corridors. There are two designated smoking areas located outside the terminal. The first is at the main entrance (departures level), approximately 20 meters from the sliding doors, with covered seating and ashtrays. The second smoking area is near the rental car parking lot exit, just past the short-term parking payment machines. After passport control in the departures area (airside), there is no smoking lounge or designated indoor area. Smokers must exit the terminal completely. For connecting passengers who cannot leave the secure area, there is no smoking option. The duty-free shop does not sell cigarettes after passport control. Electronic cigarettes and vaping devices are also banned inside the terminal. Smoking outside is permitted but not under the terminal canopies. Fines for smoking inside the terminal are approximately $45. Allow at least 15 minutes to exit, smoke, and re-enter through security if you are a departing passenger.

Question 21

How far is the parking area from the terminal and is it secure?

Accepted Answer

The short-term parking lot (P1) is directly across from the terminal entrance, a walk of less than 50 meters (under 2 minutes). The long-term parking lot (P2) is 300 meters from the terminal, approximately a 5-minute walk along a covered walkway. Both parking areas are fenced and have 24-hour security cameras and regular patrols by airport security. However, rental car companies recommend not leaving valuables visible inside parked cars. The long-term lot has higher security with an attended guard booth from 6 AM to 10 PM. For rentals, you will pick up and drop off your car in a dedicated rental car parking zone that is separate from public parking. This zone is directly adjacent to P1 and has additional security. If you drive your own car to the airport to meet a rental, use P2 for stays over 24 hours to save money. Disabled parking spaces are available in P1 near the terminal entrance. Parking for people with reduced mobility is free for the first 3 hours.

Question 22

What is the typical security wait time at Djerba Airport?

Accepted Answer

Security wait times at Djerba Airport vary by season and time of day. During peak season (June to September), security queues at departures can take 20 to 40 minutes. During off-peak months (October to May), wait times are typically 10 to 15 minutes. The busiest hours are from 8 AM to 11 AM and 2 PM to 5 PM, when multiple charter flights to Europe depart simultaneously. For domestic flights to Tunis, security is usually faster, around 5 to 10 minutes. Arrivals passport control takes 15 to 30 minutes for international flights, longer during the 9 AM to 1 PM arrival bank. There is no separate fast-track security lane available for purchase. We recommend arriving at the airport 2.5 hours before international flights and 1.5 hours before domestic flights. The security screening includes a metal detector and X-ray for carry-on bags. Liquids over 100 ml are not permitted through security. Laptop and electronics must be removed from bags. Rental car return adds an extra 15 minutes, so factor that into your timing.

Question 23

What duty-free shops are available on arrival and departure?

Accepted Answer

Djerba Airport has a duty-free shop located in the departures area after passport control and security. It sells perfumes, cosmetics, alcohol (limited to 1 liter per person), tobacco products (200 cigarettes per person), Tunisian handicrafts, and some electronics. Prices are approximately 20 to 30 percent lower than in downtown Djerba for alcohol and tobacco. On arrival, there is no duty-free shopping for international passengers because you must pass through customs immediately. Arriving passengers can purchase duty-free goods only if connecting to another international flight, which is rare at Djerba. The departure duty-free shop is open from 4 AM until the last flight departure. Payment is accepted in Tunisian dinar, euros, US dollars, and credit cards. For alcohol, you must be at least 18 years old. The shop does not sell pork products. Limited duty-free options for fragrances and chocolates are also available at the small kiosk near gate 2. Prices are generally higher than European duty-free but cheaper than local Tunisian stores for imported goods.

Question 24

What is the postal code for Djerba Airport?

Accepted Answer

The postal code for Djerba Airport (DJE) is 4116. The full mailing address is: AÃ©roport International de Djerba-Zarzis, Route de l'AÃ©roport, 4116 Mellita, Djerba, Tunisia. If you need to send documents to a rental car company at the airport, use this postal code. For GPS navigation, enter Mellita, 4116 as your destination. The airport is located approximately 9 kilometers west of Houmt Souk, the main town on Djerba island. When filling out customs forms or rental agreements, the postal code 4116 is required for the airport's physical address. For car rental returns, you do not need the postal code; simply follow airport signs. However, if you are shipping luggage or using a courier service to pick up a rental car key or document, use the full address with postal code. Some navigation apps incorrectly show postal code 4100 for Djerba; 4116 is the correct code specifically for the airport zone. Nearby areas including Mellita village share the same 4116 code.

Question 25

Can I rent a car for long-term (one month or more) at Djerba Airport?

Accepted Answer

Yes, long-term rentals of one month or more are available at Djerba Airport with discounted monthly rates. For a 30-day rental of an economy car, expect to pay $500 to $700 total, which is 20 to 35 percent cheaper than daily rates. Compact cars range from $700 to $900 per month. SUVs cost $900 to $1,400 per month. Most rental companies offer free unlimited mileage for monthly rentals. You will need to pay the full amount upfront or provide a larger security deposit of up to $1,500. Monthly rentals typically include one free tire change or roadside assistance call. For rentals exceeding 60 days, you must return the car to the rental counter every 30 days for a mandatory safety inspection, which takes about 20 minutes. Corporate long-term rentals for employees working in Djerba for several months often include monthly invoicing instead of upfront payment. Insurance must be renewed every 30 days. Long-term renters receive priority service for vehicle swaps if mechanical issues arise. Always negotiate monthly rates directly with the rental manager, as online booking engines rarely show the best long-term prices.

Question 26

What are the speed limits and traffic fines in Tunisia?

Accepted Answer

Speed limits in Tunisia are: 50 km/h (31 mph) in urban areas, 90 km/h (56 mph) on rural roads, and 110 km/h (68 mph) on highways (autoroutes). On Djerba island, the maximum speed is 70 km/h on coastal roads. Speed cameras are present on the road between Djerba Airport and Houmt Souk, and on the highway near Zarzis. Fines for speeding start at approximately $15 for exceeding the limit by up to 20 km/h, $45 for 21-40 km/h over, and $90 for over 40 km/h. Rental companies charge an administrative fee of $25 to $50 on top of the fine if the ticket is issued to the rental car. Seat belts are mandatory for all passengers; fine is $15 per unbelted person. Using a mobile phone while driving (unless hands-free) incurs a $30 fine. Running a red light costs $60. All fines must be paid within 15 days. Rental companies will charge your credit card automatically for any fines received. Radar detectors are illegal and using one results in confiscation and a $200 fine.

Question 27

Is it safe to drive from Djerba Airport to southern Tunisia (Sahara desert)?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is generally safe to drive from Djerba Airport to southern destinations like Douz, Tataouine, and Ksar Ghilane. The road from Djerba to the mainland via the Roman bridge is well-paved and busy with traffic. From there, the C113 highway to Medenine and Tataouine is in good condition. However, avoid driving after sunset in remote southern areas because of limited lighting and occasional livestock on the road. Check with Tunisian tourism police before driving within 30 kilometers of the Libyan border, as some areas require permits. The road to Ksar Ghilane includes 40 kilometers of unpaved but well-maintained gravel road. Standard rental cars can manage this gravel road slowly, but insurance will not cover damage from stones or sand. For the Zaghouan or Matmata mountain roads, drive cautiously as some sections have sharp curves without guardrails. Always carry a physical map because mobile data coverage is unreliable south of Tataouine. Fill your fuel tank in Medenine before heading further south, as stations are rare. Do not drive into actual sand dunes unless you have a 4x4 and recovery equipment.

Pickup Location	Advantages	Disadvantages
Djerba Airport (DJE)	Immediate access, wide vehicle selection, convenient for luggage, easy return before departure.	Potentially slightly higher rates, may include airport surcharge.
City Center (Houmt Souk)	Potentially lower daily rates, good for those already staying in town.	Requires taxi to reach, limited operating hours, less convenient for immediate needs.

Requirement	Details
Minimum Age	21–25 years (varies by company; young driver fees may apply under 25)
Driver's License	Full, valid license held for at least 1-2 years. International Driving Permit (IDP) recommended if license is not in French/Arabic.
Credit Card	International credit card in the main driver's name for the security deposit.
Passport	Valid passport for all international travelers.
Insurance	Basic CDW and Theft Protection are usually included with a high excess (deductible).

Company	Price Level (Low / Medium / High)	Pros
Hertz	Medium-High	Reliable international service, wide selection, clear policies.
Avis	Medium-High	Convenient terminal location, streamlined pickup process.
Europcar	Medium	Strong European presence, good selection of manual and automatic vehicles.
Local Suppliers	Low-Medium	Often cheaper rates, more flexible on deposits, in-depth local knowledge.

Car Category	Average Daily Price (USD) - 2026
Small / Economy Cars (e.g., Kia Picanto, Suzuki Swift)	$40 - $65
Medium Cars (e.g., Suzuki Dzire, Sedans)	$65 - $90
SUVs / 4x4	$85 - $150
Vans / Family Vehicles	$90 - $160
Luxury Cars	$150+

Metric	Information
Cheapest Month	Typically January or February
Most Expensive Month	August
Average Daily Price (Overall)	$70 - $90
A Good Deal (Daily)	Under $50 for an economy car
Cheapest Supplier (Often)	Local agencies
Cheapest Car Type	Mini or Economy

Rule	Limit / Detail
Driving Side	Right
Speed Limits	50 km/h (urban areas), 90 km/h (secondary roads), 110 km/h (motorways)
Alcohol Limit	0.00 g/l (Zero Tolerance)
Seatbelt	Mandatory for all occupants (front and rear)
Child Seats	Required for children under 10 or under a certain weight (available for rent with your vehicle)
Road Conditions	Main roads good; secondary roads variable with speed bumps; caution required.

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What is the minimum age to rent a car at Djerba Airport?

Can I use my foreign driver's license to rent a car in Djerba?

What is the fuel policy for rental cars at Djerba Airport?

What is the typical security deposit amount and how is it paid?

What insurance coverage is included and what is the excess fee?

Can I cancel my booking for free and get a full refund?

Are there mileage limits for rentals from Djerba Airport?

Can I add an additional driver and what is the fee?

Is one-way rental available from Djerba Airport to other Tunisian cities?

Are child safety seats available and what is the cost?

What happens if the car breaks down or I have an accident?

Can I take the rental car off-road or into national parks?

What vehicle types are available for rent at Djerba Airport?

Is GPS navigation available and should I rent it?