Car Rentals in Belgaum

1.Tata Indigo: Tata Indigo is one of the best choices for those looking to rent a budget-friendly ride. Travellers can choose between an AC and non-AC Indigo. The car can fit about four people along with the driver, making it perfect for small groups and nuclear families.
2.Maruti Swift: Another pocket-friendly option for small groups, the Maruti Swift is one of the coziest cars available on rent. About four people can fit comfortably inside a Swift. The car is also well known for its smooth drive.
3.Ambassador: One of the oldest models still running on Indian roads, the Ambassador is a common sight in all Indian cities. Fondly dubbed as the “King of Indian Roads”, this model is known for its sturdy build and comfortable ride. Car rental in Belgaum offers air-conditioned ambassadors for hire. The car can fit about 4 people in total.
4.Etios: One of India’s most popular family cars, Etios is well regarded for its comfort value. Despite its small size, the car has a good amount of interior space. It can fit 4 people along with a driver, and is ideal for small groups.
5.Swift DZire: A small yet luxurious ride, Swift Dzire is a premium 5-seater Sedan with a 5-person seating space. The leg space in Dzire is quite vast, promising an optimum level of comfort. Thrillophilia’s car rental in Belgaum offers fully air conditioned Swift DZire in perfect conditions, making sure that your sightseeing trip in and around the city is as comfortable as possible.
6.Honda City: Known for its sleek designs, the Honda City is as comfortable as it is stylish. The compact sedan promises a good interior space, a vast boot and plush seating. The car can fit about 4 people apart from the driver.
7.Xylo: With its sizable seating capacity, Xylo is a good choice for large groups. The car can fit a total of 6 people along with the driver. The car is fully fitted with an air conditioner, and is known for its great mileage and interior space.
8.Toyota Fortuner: One of the most stylish SUVs in making, the Toyota Fortuner is perfect for large groups. The SUV is well known for its top-class mileage and comfortable leather seating. The car can accommodate up to 8 people, including the driver.

1. Tata Indigo: Rs. 9 per kilometer
2. Ambassador: Rs. 9 per kilometre for non AC cars, Rs. 10 per kilometer for AC cars
3. Etios: Between Rs. 10 and Rs. 11 per kilometer
4. Swift Dzire: Between Rs. 10 and Rs. 11 per kilometer
5. Honda City: Between Rs. 11 and Rs. 12 per kilometer
6. Xylo: Rs. 12 per kilometer
7. Toyota Fortuner: Between Rs. 12 and Rs. 15 per kilometer
8. Maruti Swift: Rs. 37 per kilometer
An additional charge of Rs. 200- Rs. 300 will be incurred against each rental as driver's fee.

- Those opting for self-driven drivers should have their driving license in place.
- The vehicles leased from car rental services in Belgaum should be handled with care and returned in the same condition.
- A minimum security deposit will be charged against the rental.
- All renters should furnish necessary ID proof while making a booking.
- Most cars available at any car rental in Belgaum are equipped with air conditioners although its use is up to the renter. Hill stations might require the driver to switch off the AC to preserve the engine.
- Toll fee, parking charges, permit fees and other related charges will be borne by those renting the car.

Every renter must furnish a valid ID proof and their driver's license at the rental station. The ID proof must be the same as the one used while making the booking. All documents must be produced in original form and not as a photocopy. In case of discrepancy, one’s booking might be subject to cancellation. Any decision taken by the Thrillophilia’s car rental services in Belgaum will be final and binding.

Some essential documents that one must ask for at any self-drive car rental in Belgaum are:
- Car papers, such as RC copy and PUC
- Insurance documents for the car hired

- Renters should ensure to check the fuel levels of the car before making a booking.
- Renters should make sure that all car papers, such and the RC copy and the insurance documents, are in place.
- One should make sure there is no previous damage in the car, both on the inside and the outside.
- One should go through the rental contract thoroughly before placing a booking.

1.Belgaum Fort: Nestled smack in the center of the town, the colossal Belgaum Fort is one of the best places to visit in the city. The fort was initially started in the 13th century by the reigning king Jaya Raja and completed across several generations. Belgaum Fort is known for its architectural finesse, with Hindu, Jain and Islamic styles blending into one cohesive whole. There are two Jain temples and two mosques ensconced within the temple premises, their construction dating back to the historic days. The gate is flanked by two Hindu shrines as well, dedicated to Lord Ganesha and Goddess Durga.

Location: Belgaum Fort Area, Belgaum, Karnataka 590016
Timings: 08.00AM- 06.30PM on all days of the week 

2.Gokak Falls: Leaping into the Ghataprabha River, the Gokak Falls are quite a sight to behold. The waterfall derives its name from the Goki trees that surround it, hugging the sandstone cliffs that give birth to it. The waterfall is fondly dubbed as the Niagara of India due to its resemblance to the Niagara Falls. Falling across a height of 52 meters with striking speed, the Gokak Falls is credited as Belgaum’s first source of hydroelectricity. A prime attraction here is a 200-meter long hanging bridge which offers stunning overhead views of the falls. Several Hindu temples can be spotted across the gorge openings as well.

Location: Ghataprabha River, Belagavi, Karnataka

3.Jamboti Hills & Falls: An extension of the Western Ghats, the Jamboti Hills are an absolute must visit for those looking to escape into nature. The gorgeous terrain of the hills opens it up to a number of fun recreational activities, with trekking, camping and wildlife spotting being only some of these. The hills are also riddled by a host of breathtaking waterfalls, such as the Varapoha Falls, Batwada Waterfall, Parwad Waterfall, Shimbola Waterfall and Sada Waterfall. One could always opt to trek through the woods, making stops at each of these magical falls as they go by. However, if you’re not one for adventure, you could always make your way to any of the Jamboti villages and explore the local culture in the hills.

Location: Belgaum, India

4.Kote Kere: Located just adjacent to the Belgaum Fort, Kote Kere or Fort Lake is a stunning little natural lake in the heart of the city. Surrounded by verdant bushes and scenic walkways, a trip to Fort Lake is one of the best ways to spend one’s evening in the city. One could either choose to walk around the lake’s perimeter, admiring the views as they go by, or simply stand by and watch a brilliant sunset. Several food stalls and vendors can be found located about the lake premises. The lake also organizes a fountain show on weekend evenings.

Location: Fort Lake, Shivaji Nagar, Belgaum, Karnataka 590016
Timings: 07.00AM- 08.00PM on all days of the week

5.Vajrapoha Falls: Sink its way through the cozy Jamboti, the beautiful Mandovi river gives way to the Vajrapoha waterfall. The waterfall itself is well stowed away amidst thick jungles, and requires a fair bit of trekking to reach. The waters of Vajrapoha are startlingly white in color, making it contrast beautifully against the green-black rocks behind it. Although the falls can be witnessed throughout the year, the views here appear twice as dramatic during the monsoon season as the rivers join together to empty into it.

Location: Karnataka 591345
Timings: 08.00AM- 04.00PM on all days of the week

6.Rajhansgad Yellur Fort: Perched atop a gorgeous hill, the Rajhansgad Yellur Fort stands testament to the town’s glorious past. The ancient fortress has witnessed the change of hand across several dynasties, including the Marathas, Peshwas, Hoysalas and Brahmanis. A short trek leads up to the Fortress, making it a popular haunt among hikers in Belgaum. Apart from exploring the fort complex, one can also enjoy stunning views of the surrounding hills and meadows from the location.

Location:Belgaum, Karnataka 590005
Timings: 06.00AM- 06.00PM on all days of the week

7.Kamala Basati: Kamala Basati is one of the two Hindu temples nestled within the complex of the Belgaum Fort. The temple is known for its unique black stone architecture, housing exquisite wall carvings and murals alike. It is well regarded for its masterpiece, the Mukha Mandapa, with an elaborately carved lotus on its ceiling. The 72 petals of the lotus each depict the image of a Tirthankara. The temple houses a statue of Neminatha as well, carved out of pure black stone.

Location: Belgaum Fort Area, Belgaum, Karnataka 590016
Timings: 08.00AM- 06.30PM on all days of the week

8.Kittur Fort & Palace: Located just on the outskirts of Belgaum, the Kittu Fort and Palace is one of the most important historical destinations in Karnataka. The Fort is also often called the Kittur Chennamma Fort, after Rani Chennamma, who managed her estate from the Fort here. The fort ground also houses Rani Chennamma’s palace, and is the location where the Queen waged her battle against the colonizers during the Freedom Struggle. Although the Fort is now in ruins, its Indo-Islamic designs are still evident in its remnants. Now, the Fort houses an Archaeological Museum as well, home to several relics of the past.

Location:Kittur Fort Rd, Kittur, Karnataka 591115
Timings: Tuesday- Sunday: 09.30AM- 05.30PM

The best time to visit Belgaum is during the winter months, between November and February. The weather here during this time is quite pleasant, making it ideal for outdoor and sightseeing activities.

1.Amboli: Perched at an elevation of about 600 meters above the sea, Amboli is the last hill station in the west before the Ghats dip into Goa. The little town abounds in an unusual array of flora and fauna, and is well known as an eco-diversity hotspot. The hills of Amboli are ripe for outdoor recreation such as trekking or camping, with its many waterfalls making the experience twice as enchanting. It is also said that Amboli is home to over a hundred Hindu temples, many of which haven’t been uncovered yet.

Best time to visit: November to February
Distance from Belgaum: Approximately 70km

2.Dandeli: Best known for its Wildlife Sanctuary, the little town of Dandeli is quite the paradise. Dandeli’s meandering rivers, blue-green hills, and gorgeous vistas imbue the hill station with unparalleled scenic beauty. The Wildlife Sanctuary here, bestowed with enchanting trails and thick forests, is home to panthers, elephants and a vast array of vast species. The limestone caves of Kavala are another prominent attraction here. One can also try their hand at a variety of adventure sports here, such as rafting, trekking, jungle camping and much more.

Best time to visit: October to May
Distance from Belgium: Approximately 109km

3.Goa: Stretching along the Arabian Sea coast, Goa is one of India’s top holiday destinations. With its characteristic coastal beauty and stunning postcard-like villages, it is also one of the most picturesque places to visit around Belgaum. The town is home to several gorgeous beaches, ranging from the popular Baga and Palolem to the quieter Agonda. The city’s colonial past has also lent itself to a several architectural marvels, including 17th century Portugese churches, with the Basilica of Bom Jesus being one of its most popular landmarks.

Best time to visit: November to March
Distance from Belgaum: About 104km

4.Badami: The erstwhile capital of the Badami Chalukyas, Badami is known for its religious significance. At the centre of the town lies the Agastya Teertha, a stunning lake with its root in Indian myth. The sandstone cliffs that surround the lake are home to several rock-cut temples, with their origins dating back to the 1st century. The temples are connected to each other via routes cut into the rocks, making it a favorite spot among trekkers. The ancient Badami Fort is another popular attraction in the city.

Best time to visit: November to February
Distance from Belgaum: About 146 km

5.Malvan: Nestled on the coast of Sindhudurg, Malvan is known for its charming beauty and historic attractions alike. On the shores of Malvan lie the colossal Sindhudurg Fort, an ancient Maratha structure, remarkable for its Indo Islamic designs. Although trekking is the most popular activity here, one can try their hand at Scuba diving by the Fort as well. Overlooking the Chivla Beach, Malvan’s Rock Garden is another proud establishment in the city.

Best time to visit: November to March
Distance from Belgaum: About 146 km

6.Tarkarli: Albeit a village, Tarkarli is known for its sophisticated charm. Located just on the coast of the Arabian Sea, the village is home to some of Karnataka’s most beautiful sunsets and sea views. The picturesque Tarkarli Beach is known for its beautiful white sands and clear waters. The beach is a popular destination for water sports as well. A ferry from the beach will take you to the Sindhudurg Fort, a 17th century fortress in Malvan. On the southern edge of the town, the peaceful Karli backwaters can be found teeming with dolphins.

Best time to visit: December to March
Distance from Belgaum: About 149km

7.Karwar: Nestled on the mouth of the Karli River, Karwar is an ideal getaway destination for those looking for a quiet weekend away. The laidback town is home to a fantastic array of scenic beaches, ideal for swimming and watersports. The Oyster Rock Lighthouse, dating back to the colonial ages, is another popular attraction here, and can be reached by boat. The town is home to several ancient Hindu temples as well, with the Maruti Temple, the Koi Siveshwar temple and the Durga Temple being some of the proudest attractions here.

Best time to visit: November to February
Distance from Belgaum: About 175km