Car rental in Hong Kong

Specifics of car rental in Hong Kong

Low prices. OrangeSmile.com offers car hire service in Hong Kong on the lowest-rate-guarantee basis, since we work with car suppliers directly. For your search criteria in Hong Kong, we always select and show the best rental offers.

The car reservation process consists of 3 simple steps: (1) search for available cars for your dates in Hong Kong; (2) select your car type; and (3) fill in the booking forms. Once the reservation is completed, you will receive a confirmation voucher to your email address. During the booking process, please check your rental conditions.

To pick up your car at the rental point in Hong Kong, you need to provide our confirmation voucher, your driving license and a valid credit card.

The final payment is normally carried out at the pick-up point. Our car hire points in Hong Kong accept VISA, MasterCard, etc - please check your rental conditions.

At the pick-up point, please read the handling manual and check the car for present defects. OrangeSmile.com wishes you a pleasant journey to Hong Kong!

Frequently asked questions on the rental process

The car hire reservation system OrangeSmile.com allows renting a vehicle in Hong Kong within 10 minutes. Our largest database of car suppliers enables us to provide you a rental car in Hong Kong at the cheapest rate ever possible. At rental locations in Hong Kong we offer the following car sizes: mini, compact, economy, standard, premium and luxury. The following car types are available in Hong Kong: Sedan, Hatchback, Jeep, Cabriolet, Coupe, Minivan and Minibus.

Exploring Hong Kong with a rented car

Hong Kong Island is a fantastic place where new meets old. Once ruled by the British, Hong Kong was returned to China in 1997, but it still remains a modern place and an important business center. In this city skyscrapers border with street vendors and finest cuisine restaurants are located not far away from floating cafes.

The main parts of Hong Kong are Hong Kong Island, Lantau Island, Kowloon and New Territories. Even though the majority of travelers think of Hong Kong as a modern metropolis consisting of skyscrapers, there are some quiet places on outlying islands. Lantau Island is primarily known for the Ngong Ping Cable Car that leads to the Ngong Ping village famous for its Buddha statue. There are many small fishing villages in this part of Hong Kong. These islands, as well as Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, can be reached from Star Ferry. Water trips from Star Ferry across Victoria Harbor are the best way to explore the city from water.

Every evening numerous travelers and locals gather in Kowloon to enjoy The Symphony of Lights – a laser show which starts every day on 8pm and lasts 10 minutes. The majority of skyscrapers of Hong Kong Island “participate” in this magnificent show, which is best observed from the Avenue of Stars in Kowloon.

When exploring historic landmarks of the island, don’t forget to visit Tian Tan Buddha. The giant statue of sitting Buddha is located near the Po Lin monastery. The name of the statue is adopted from the famous temple in Beijing – the Altar of Heaven of Tian Tan. In order to reach the statue, visitors must climb up the ladder consisting of 268 steps.

Even though Hong Kong is a very interesting place from historic and architectural point of view, many travelers visit it to enjoy unforgettable shopping. The city is particularly good for buying jewellery. The third biggest diamond trading center is also located on the island. Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tui and Hennessy Road are the most popular destinations for jewellery shoppers. If you search extravagant travelling experience, you can observe the city and its major sights during a helicopter ride. Another way to enjoy views of the city from above is to attend the 552m tall Victoria Peak. It’s possible to reach the top of the peak by foot or use a special tram. The Peak Tram will deliver you to the top, from which it’s possible to see the city in its full splendor.

Read further: Cities and sights of Hong Kong