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Zenia Car Rental is a reliable car rental agency based in Mauritius at the SSR Intl Airport. Known for providing clean and comfortable cars with tourists at fair prices with no hidden fees. They have a high reputation in the car rental industry and is an official trading partner with another well know car rental company, Pingouin Car Rental.
Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport, Plaine Magnien, Mauritius
Professional team and hassle free experience. The paperwork process before renting the car was simpler than I thought and the team worked quickly and provided me with a clean Kia sportage. I highly recommend Zenia Car Rental to anyone visiting Mauritius
Reply from Zenia Car Rental Mauritius
Thank you for your feedback, we wish to continue serving our drivers with a stress free rental process.
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