Rent a car at Brunei airport

Parking at Brunei Airport

Located 5 miles from the city center of Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei airport is not an easy place to find parking. Luckily, there are some options to get you to and from the airport. Besides taxis, there are purple-colored city buses that run between 6:00AM and 12:00AM. The ride takes about 30 minutes to the city center.

The airport has some basic shops and eateries. If you need to exchange currency, you can find a currency exchange onsite. You can also find ATMs and duty-free shops. There are also some restaurants and lounges. However, some of the facilities at the airport are reportedly dirty and slow to serve customers.

If you plan to spend a little time in the airport, you can use the free WiFi at a cafe. The WiFi is available for 30 minutes per device. You can also use the airport's app to locate information about the airport.

There is also a lounge for economy class passengers. However, you can also pay to enter the lounge. There are also lounge membership programs available. There are also several restaurants and cafes at the airport. However, you must be prepared to pay for your food. You can also find a post office and a bank at the airport.

You can find short-term parking at the airport. There are three parking lots that you can use. The first one is called the Arrivals Hall. It has about 2,000 parking spaces and sheltered access. You can park your vehicle in this lot for about BND$0.50 per half hour. If you need longer parking, you can park at the airport's long-term parking facility.

Car Rental Options at Brunei Airport

Whether you're in the mood for a road trip or need to transport a few bags, renting a car is a convenient way to get around the city. You can save money by opting for a rental car, but make sure to choose one that is in good condition. You'll be glad you did.

The BWN Airport has a variety of car rental options. Some vendors offer a one way car rental, but you may have to pay extra for it. The best way to find one is to call the company and ask. The cost can vary depending on the model of the car you choose.

The most basic rental car at the airport is a Ford Focus, but there are a variety of different cars to choose from. The cheapest cars can be rented for as little as $50 per day. The Hyundai Accent is also a popular car rental in Brunei.

A seven-seater minivan is another popular choice at the airport. These vehicles offer a lot of room inside, as well as a long body to carry all your luggage. The Hyundai Accent also has some of the best gas mileage around.

The most basic rental car can cost as little as $50 per day, but prices can reach $153 per day. If you have your own car insurance, you can save a significant amount of money. But be sure to check your policy before you rent a car.

Brunei Airport Transport Information

Getting around Brunei is easy and convenient. Aside from the airport, there are buses and taxis to get you around the city.

Buses operate between the airport and the city's main bus station. Buses are cheap and operate on a regular schedule. A bus will take you to the city center in around 20 minutes. There are six bus routes that take you around the city.

The airport has a Meet and Greet service, which includes a multilingual personal assistant to help you complete airport formalities. There is also a tourist information centre located in the airport. The airport also offers currency exchange services. There are also duty-free shops, cafes, and a bar.

If you have luggage, it is recommended that you have a luggage porter take care of it. You can also negotiate with a water taxi to take you around the capital. If you prefer, you can rent a car at the airport. This is the best way to get around Brunei Darussalam. 

The driving laws in Brunei are similar to those of the United States. Drivers are required to have a green international insurance card. Also, foreign motorists must present a vehicle registration document and an accident liability coverage document.

Brunei is an island nation and has a low traffic injury rate. While the road conditions are not as dangerous as other Asian countries, it is best to drive carefully. There are plenty of military checkpoints. You should also have an emergency kit in your car.