Arriving at Adisutjipto Airport (JOG) in Yogyakarta is a great start to your journey in Indonesia. Renting a car will give you the freedom to explore this beautiful island at your own pace. This page will help you navigate the rental process, understand the costs, and prepare for local driving conditions.
Most car rental companies have their counters directly in the airport arrival area. They are usually located in the main terminal, near the baggage claim area. Sometimes, especially for smaller companies, you may need to take a shuttle to a remote parking lot where the car pickup takes place. Pay attention to signs in the airport to find the desired office.
The following car rental companies are usually represented at Adisutjipto Airport: Avis, Budget, Hertz, Orix, and local operators. The choice of cars is quite wide, from economy models to SUVs and luxury cars. Here are some popular options:
1. Economy class (Toyota Agya, Daihatsu Ayla) – ideal for the city and short trips. 2. Compact class (Toyota Yaris, Honda Jazz) – convenient and economical. 3. Mid-size class (Toyota Corolla, Honda Civic) – comfortable for family travel. 4. SUV (Toyota Rush, Daihatsu Terios) – for off-road and mountain road trips. 5. Minivan (Toyota Innova) – for large groups and families. 6. Premium sedan (Toyota Camry) – for those who appreciate comfort and style. 7. Full-size SUV (Mitsubishi Pajero) – for serious adventures. 8. Electric car (Hyundai Ioniq) – an eco-friendly option for the city. 9. Pickup truck (Isuzu D-Max) – for transporting goods. 10. Car with driver (Toyota Fortuner) – for those who do not want to drive themselves.
To rent a car, you will need: a valid driver's license (an international driver's license is recommended), a passport, and a credit card for the deposit. The minimum driver age is usually 21 years, but may vary depending on the company. The deposit is blocked on your card and returned after returning the car undamaged. Most major credit cards are accepted, but check the specific company's terms regarding accepted payment systems.
When renting a car, you will be offered various types of insurance. CDW (Collision Damage Waiver) covers damage to the car in the event of an accident. Theft Protection protects against theft. Excess is the amount you will have to pay yourself in case of damage or theft. Read the insurance terms carefully and ask the company representative about all the details. It may be more advantageous to purchase full insurance to avoid unforeseen expenses.
Traffic in Indonesia can be chaotic, especially in large cities. Be careful and cautious. Motorcycles and scooters are often found on the roads. Follow traffic rules, although they are not always strictly followed by local drivers. Toll roads (tol) are paid for in cash or with electronic cards. Parking can be a problem in large cities, so look for designated parking spaces. The speed limit is usually 50-80 km/h on highways.
| Car Class | Approximate Cost Per Day (EUR) |
|---|---|
| Economy | 15 - 25 |
| Compact | 20 - 35 |
| Mid-size | 30 - 50 |
| SUV | 50 - 80 |
Please note: prices may vary depending on the season and availability.
An international driver's license is recommended, although some companies may accept only a national license.
Usually 21 years, but may vary depending on the company.
Most companies accept major credit cards.
CDW is collision damage waiver insurance. It is recommended to consider this option for protection against unforeseen expenses.
Immediately notify the rental company and fill out the necessary documents.
Usually this is prohibited, so clarify the conditions with the company before renting.
Payment is made in cash or with electronic cards at checkpoints.
Be careful and cautious, especially in large cities. Traffic can be chaotic.
The deposit covers possible damage, fines or additional expenses.
Yes, most companies offer online booking.
Contact the company representative to resolve the issue.