Self-drive car hire on Langkawi Island
Rent a Nissan Almera Turbo VL 1.0 in Langkawi and collect it at Langkawi International Airport or Kuah Jetty. It is a five-seat sedan with a small turbocharged engine and room for three bags, a different option from the usual Vios and City.
Car shown is for illustration purposes only.
Starting at USD 61.35
Price may vary by date and pickup point.
Check availability for the Nissan AlmeraRent a Nissan Almera in Langkawi if you want a five-seat automatic sedan with a 1.0-litre turbo engine and space for three bags. The Almera Turbo VL has the same seat count and luggage space as the Toyota Vios and Honda City, and it starts at the same rate as the City. It is worth a look when those two are booked on your dates. Nissan Malaysia official site has the model details.
Seats
5
Luggage
3 bags
Transmission
Automatic
Fuel
Petrol
You can cover the south, west and north of the island in one day, because a five-seat sedan handles the 25 to 35 minute drives between the main stops without fuss.
Airport to Kuah town: about 25 minutes
Collect the Almera at Langkawi International Airport and head to Kuah for supplies, duty-free browsing or an early lunch.
Kuah town to Tanjung Rhu: about 30 minutes
Drive north for the beach and the mangrove edge. The road is quiet, which suits a sedan with a small turbo engine.
Back to the west coast: Pantai Cenang
Return across the island for sunset on the beach strip. Allow 30 to 35 minutes from Kuah Jetty.
Another day: SkyCab at Oriental Village
Pantai Cenang to the cable car is 20 to 25 minutes, so keep the first day for the north and save the SkyCab for a morning start.
Driver's note
Driver's note: Malaysia drives on the left and the Almera is right-hand drive, like every rental car on the island. Take the first few minutes slowly in the airport car park, especially at junctions and roundabouts.
The Nissan Almera can be collected at Langkawi International Airport (LGK) or at Kuah Jetty. Pick the point that matches how you arrive, and use the Return to another location option if you leave from a different place.
Land, pick up the Nissan Almera and reach Pantai Cenang in about 10 minutes or Kuah town in about 25.
Car rental at Langkawi airport →Step off the ferry from Penang, Kuala Perlis or Kuala Kedah and take the Nissan Almera from Kuah Jetty.
Kuah Jetty car rental →The Nissan Almera starts at USD 61.35, which gives it the same starting rate as the Honda City among these three cars.
Nissan Almera vs Toyota Vios
In the Toyota Vios you get five seats and room for three bags, while the Nissan Almera has five seats and three bags. The Toyota Vios starts at USD 51.13, which is USD 10.22 less than the Nissan Almera. Pick the Toyota Vios for a smaller starting rate.
Nissan Almera vs Honda City
The Honda City seats five and carries three bags, against five seats and three bags in the Nissan Almera. At USD 61.35, the Honda City is level with the Nissan Almera on starting rate. Both cars suit the same kind of trip, so choose whichever is free for your dates.
Not sure the Nissan Almera is the right match? These pages point to cars with different seats, luggage space and prices, plus transfers if you would rather not drive. The full range is on the Langkawi car rental page.
If you would rather not drive on arrival, book a private transfer from Langkawi International Airport to your hotel.
Langkawi airport transfer →Take a transfer from Kuah Jetty to your hotel if you decide against a self-drive car.
Kuah Jetty transfer →A compact hatchback with four seats and the smallest starting rate on our list. The Perodua Axia starts at USD 38.34, which is USD 23.01 less than the Nissan Almera.
Perodua Axia rental in Langkawi →The MPV to pick when headcount matters more than boot space. At USD 61.35, the Toyota Avanza is level with the Nissan Almera on starting rate.
7-seater car rental in Langkawi →The SUV on the list, with a 2.0-litre engine for longer drives. USD 115.03 is the starting rate for the Honda CR-V, USD 53.68 higher than the Nissan Almera.
SUV rental in Langkawi →A five-seat luxury sedan with a 2.5-litre engine and room for two bags. The Toyota Camry starts at USD 130.37, which is USD 69.02 more than the Nissan Almera.
Luxury car rental in Langkawi →Here is what Tripgoasia customers say after renting a car on the island.
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Yuki H.
Couple · Langkawi airport pickup
★★★★★
We picked the Nissan Almera because the Vios was booked. It turned out to be a comfortable sedan, and the boot took our two cases easily. Airport pickup was quick, and the drive to Pantai Cenang took ten minutes.
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Imran A.
Family of four · Langkawi airport pickup
★★★★★
The Almera had enough space for four of us and three bags. The kids slept in the back on the way to Tanjung Rhu, and the air conditioning worked well. Automatic made the trip simple, and booking took a few minutes.
NC
Nadia C.
Business traveller · Kuah Jetty pickup
★★★★★
Collected the car at Kuah Jetty and drove to a client in town. The Almera was quiet and easy to handle. I returned it at the airport and the whole process was straightforward.
ID
Isabelle D.
Group of friends · Langkawi airport pickup
★★★★★
Four friends and a long weekend. We shared the driving, since the automatic suits everyone. The turbo engine felt lively on the road north, and parking near the beach was easy. Pickup at the airport took only a few minutes.
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Nadia N.
Couple · Kuah Jetty pickup
★★★★★
A relaxed week of beaches and dinners. We took the Nissan Almera from Kuah Jetty and drove across to Pantai Cenang in about half an hour. Good boot space and a smooth ride on the main roads.
HJ
Hannah J.
Solo traveller · Langkawi airport pickup
★★★★★
I rented the Almera for eight days. It handled supermarket runs, the cable car and a few long drives without any trouble. Clean car, clear handover and a simple return at the airport.
Yes, when it is free for your dates. Choose Langkawi International Airport as the pickup point and Tripgoasia shows whether the Nissan Almera is available. The airport is in Padang Matsirat, about 10 minutes from Pantai Cenang and 25 minutes from Kuah town.
It is a five-seat sedan listed as Nissan Almera Turbo VL 1.0, with room for three bags and an automatic gearbox. The name points to a 1.0-litre turbo engine. For trim details and features, check the Nissan Malaysia official site, because this page lists only seats, bags, transmission and fuel.
The Nissan Almera seats five people and carries three bags, according to the Tripgoasia fleet details. That suits a family or business travellers with several suitcases. The Toyota Vios seats five and carries three bags if you want an alternative for the same dates.
You need one if your national licence is not in English or Malay. Visitors with an English-language licence usually drive on that licence and their passport, and Malaysians use their MyKad. Rules change, so check the Road Transport Department Malaysia (JPJ) before you travel.
Tripgoasia lists the Nissan Almera from USD 61.35. The final total depends on your dates, your pickup point and how busy the island is, so enter your trip details in the booking form to see the exact amount. Use the starting price here as a guide, not as a quote.
Yes at the starting rate. Both the Nissan Almera and the Honda City list USD 61.35 on Tripgoasia, with five seats and three bags. Your final price depends on your dates and pickup point, so run a search for both cars and compare the totals before you book.
Open the booking pop-up from the rent button, choose your pickup point, dates and times, and search. Pick the Nissan Almera from the results, enter your driver details and confirm. If the car is not available, the results show the other cars that are free for your dates.
If the Nissan Almera is taken on your dates, these cars are the nearest matches on the Tripgoasia fleet list. Vans, MPVs and SUVs are on Tripgoasia car rental, and every price is a starting rate in USD.
Pick your dates and pickup point to check the Nissan Almera for your trip.
Tripgoasia, T23 Kuala Melaka Inn, Lot 1922, Jalan Kuala Muda, Padang Matsirat, 07100 Langkawi, Kedah, Malaysia. WhatsApp +60 11-1678 7786. Last updated 8 October 2026.