For your safety, we want to offer you these recommendations

Before leaving the premises, ask an assistant to check the general condition of the vehicle, especially the integrity of the tires. Ask them to clearly indicate where the spare tire, jack, and necessary tools are located.

Avoid parking the vehicle on public roads at night or in isolated places. For greater safety, always use authorized and monitored parking lots, reducing the risk of theft, vehicle damage, or unwanted situations.

Do not leave valuables in plain sight inside the vehicle, even if it is locked. Always take the cover or removable front of the radio when you leave the car, as these items are often targeted by thieves.

If you need to change a flat tire during your trip, consider that it may have been intentionally damaged. Try to reach a gas station or parking lot and avoid accepting help on the road. Protect your belongings.

Do not drive through rivers, beaches, or roads that are not suitable for the rented vehicle. Always drive with caution and respect traffic regulations. Driving under the influence of alcohol or any drugs is strictly prohibited.

When driving on steep slopes, use engine compression by selecting positions L or 2 on the automatic transmission. This helps prevent overheating of brake pads and possible temporary system failures.

Each time you request a contract extension or do not return the vehicle at the agreed time, an additional charge of USD 10 will be applied. To avoid inconveniences, communicate in advance about any changes to your itinerary.

Avoid damaging vegetation or extracting wild animals anywhere in the country. These actions are prohibited by law and can result in severe penalties, in addition to negatively affecting the environment and local biodiversity.

Costa Rican legislation strictly prohibits any type of sexual relationship with minors. Anyone under 15 years of age is considered a minor. Non-compliance with this rule carries serious criminal consequences.