Accra

Car rental at Kotoka Airport

A car waiting at Kotoka International (ACC) when you land, arranged entirely over WhatsApp before you board.

Kotoka sits inside the city rather than outside it, which makes an airport hire unusually worthwhile here — you are in Airport City in five minutes and East Legon or Cantonments in twenty, without negotiating a fare at arrivals at two in the morning.

Zuruflex does not run a desk in the terminal. We meet you at arrivals with the keys, which means no queue and no counter — and it is why the whole thing has to be arranged before you land.

How an airport pick-up works

Send us your flight number

We track the arrival. A delayed flight moves the pick-up with it; you do not need to tell us.

We meet you at arrivals

Terminal 3 for international. Our driver has your name and the car is in the car park a short walk away.

Licence check takes two minutes

Have the licence you booked with. We check it there, hand over the keys, and you go.

Dropping off

Leave it with us at the terminal on the way out, or we collect it from your hotel. Either costs the same.

Worth knowing

Late arrivals are normal

Most long-haul into Accra lands at night. Night pick-ups are routine and not charged differently.

A driver is often the better call

After a ten-hour flight, into Accra traffic, on the right, at night. Many first-time visitors take a driver for day one and drive themselves afterwards.

Renting in Accra — questions

What if my flight is delayed?

Nothing to do. We watch the flight number and the pick-up moves with it.

Can I book on arrival?

Message us and we will tell you what is free, but we cannot promise a car with no notice. A day ahead is enough.

Is there a fee for meeting me at the airport?

Kotoka is inside our standard Accra delivery area, so no.

Can somebody else collect it for me?

Only the named driver can take the car, because it is their licence we check. Name them on the booking and it is fine.

One message and you are driving.

Tell us the dates. We will tell you what is free and what it costs.