Car rental Al Asimah Governorate

Driving on the Right Side

Unlike in UK, where driving is done on the left side of the road, in Kuwait, the right side is the rule. Adjusting to this change requires keenness, especially at roundabouts and junctions where non-familiar drivers might get confused.

Top Attractions

• The Kuwait Towers: This trio of blue-green structures is world-renowned for their aesthetic appeal. The viewing sphere offers panoramic views of Kuwait City.
• The Grand Mosque: As the largest mosque in the state, it represents a splendid example of Islamic architecture.
• The Souk Al-Mubarakiya: Experience the local culture at this bustling traditional marketplace.

Drive Around in Comfort

With the almost year-round sunny weather and extensive highway system in Kuwait, a comfortable and air-conditioned vehicle is recommended. Our range of luxury sedans are perfectly suited to cope with the local weather and road conditions, ensuring a smooth driving experience.

Driving Rules and Speed Limits

Speed limits in Kuwait are strictly enforced, and penalties for speeding are hefty. Usually, the speed limit is 120km/h on highways and 30km/h to 60km/h in populated areas.

Scenic Drives

A must-do route is the scenic drive along the Gulf Road, which runs along the coastline offering majestic sea views and a skyline dotted with modern skyscrapers.

Currency and Exchange Rates

The local currency is the Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD), which holds a higher exchange rate compared to GBP. For accurate conversion rates, use a reliable online currency converter tool.

Experience Local Culture and Events

Kuwaitis are known for their hospitality, and experiencing the local culture is possibly the best part of any vacation here. Several festivals such as the Hala February Festival or National and Liberation Day parades provide colorful insights into Kuwaiti traditions.