Car Rental in Las Vegas, Nevada

When you reserve a Las Vegas car rental, you can choose a premium vehicle from our diverse fleet at a competitive price. With our friendly 24/7 customer service, you can get your questions answered during the entire rental experience. We have several rental centers for you to choose from, including at McCarran International Airport and downtown. If you want to soak up some of the city’s sunshine, you can always choose to rent a convertible. Those visiting Las Vegas with friends may be interested in an SUV in order to comfortably fit everyone and their luggage.

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* The prices were calculated on 09.08.2022 for a 7 days prepaid rental at Las Vegas Int Airport starting on 09.09.2022. Our prices fluctuate daily and this offer is not guaranteed.

Rent a car in Las Vegas, Nevada

With the many new vehicles that we offer for your Las Vegas car rental, you are sure to find something that suits all of your needs. Our broad range of cars includes models like economy cars, SUVs, luxury cars, minivans, full-size sedans and convertibles. When you rent a car in Las Vegas, you can always choose to customize your reservation by selecting bookable add-ons, such as a GPS system, child seats, and an additional driver. Our rental periods are flexible, whether you need the car just for a quick weekend trip or would prefer to have it for a week.

Good to know when you’re visiting Las Vegas

How old to rent a car in Las Vegas?

The minimum age to rent a car with SIXT in Las Vegas is 21 years old with a valid driver’s license. An underage fee applies. Some specialty cars and larger vehicles have a minimum rental age of 25.

How long can I rent a car in Las Vegas?

You can book a car for whatever length of time suits your needs up to months at a time. And when you choose to pay later when reserving you can cancel your rental for free if your plans change.

Are one-way rentals available in Las Vegas?

It is possible to book a one-way rental between Las Vegas and many other SIXT stations in the US. Use our booking form to check for availability. A fee may be charged in some cases.

All you need to know about Las Vegas, NV

What to See and Do in Las Vegas

No trip to Las Vegas would be complete without first exploring the famous Las Vegas Strip. There are also many unique hotels and casinos to explore, including the Bellagio, the Luxor, the Stratosphere and the MGM Grand. If you want to go on a quick day trip, you can drive for about 30 minutes to Red Rock Canyon, a scenic area just outside the city that is great for hiking.

Driving Tips in Las Vegas

Driving tips: Speed limits in Las Vegas and Nevada are 20-30 mph in cities, 55-75 mph on rural roads and highways, and 55-80 mph on interstate highways. You can turn right on red lights after coming to a full stop, unless there are signs saying not to, and using a cell phone while driving is illegal in the state.

Toll roads: There are no toll roads in Nevada. However, you will have to pay a per-vehicle park admission fee if you use Valley of Fire Road to visit Valley of Fire State Park.

Where to park in Las Vegas

There are plenty of places to park in Las Vegas. On the Strip there are parking garages open to the public, charging $6-$10 per hour. Large hotels and casinos like Treasure Island and the Wynn may even offer free parking. Downtown you can park on the street for $1 per hour and in other parts of the city you can look for free parking.

Best Road Trips from Vegas

Grand Canyon National Park: If you’re in Las Vegas for more than a day or two it’s almost mandatory to visit the Grand Canyon. You can reach it in just over 2 hours, and it’s a great place for some hiking or simply to enjoy the scenery. No matter what time of year you visit, be sure to bring plenty of water!

Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area: This park is just a 20-minute drive west from Las Vegas on Highway 159. Escape the city and go hiking on one of the many trails if the weather is cool, or just enjoy a 13-mile scenic drive through the park with the air conditioner blasting.

Hoover Dam/Lake Mead: Located next to each other, you can drive for 45 minutes and see the human engineering wonder of the Hoover Dam and Lake Mead all in one go. Just keep in mind that you have to pay $25 per vehicle for a 7-day pass to the Lake Mead National Recreation Area.

Los Angeles: Take a 4-hour drive southwest on I-15 to Los Angeles where you can enjoy the beach, culture and food from around the world. If you have kids along, a stop at Disneyland in Anaheim is almost mandatory.

Zion National Park: If hiking and nature suit you, take the 3-hour drive northeast on I-15 to Utah’s Zion National Park. Hike through slot canyons and enjoy the beauty of Zion’s landscape. Be aware you’ll need to pay $25 per vehicle to access the park.

Summer in Las Vegas

During the summer months, temperatures can be very warm. This is a great time to visit an indoor museum, like the Mob Museum that tells the history of organized crime in the United States, or the Discovery Children’s Museum that is perfect for families. Or catch a show in air-conditioned comfort at one of the casinos.