Ferrari Rental in Dubai: Prices, Rules, and Where to Book
How to rent a Ferrari in Dubai — daily prices by model, deposit, insurance, driving licence rules, best rental companies and routes.
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Dubai is the easiest city in the world to rent a Ferrari — rental companies operate 24/7, you need only a valid licence and a credit card, and the roads are built for it (smooth, straight, policed by speed cameras rather than cops). Here's the full process from booking to delivery.
Daily prices by model
488 GTB: 2,200–2,800 AED/day. Portofino: 2,500–3,000 AED. F8 Tributo: 3,000–3,800 AED. SF90 Stradale: 4,500–6,000 AED. Roma: 2,800–3,400 AED. Weekly rentals are usually 15–20% cheaper per day. Add 500 AED/day for a chauffeur if you prefer to be driven.
What's included
Standard package: 100–250 km/day free (overage AED 5–10/km), basic insurance with a hefty deductible (10,000–20,000 AED), 24/7 roadside assistance, free hotel delivery across Dubai. Not included: fuel (return it full) and Salik toll charges (billed after).
Deposit and papers
Deposit via credit card hold: 5,000–15,000 AED depending on model. Required: valid driving licence (home-country licence works for 30 days for tourists; UAE/GCC licences accepted outright; some companies also accept IDP), passport copy, matching credit card. Minimum age usually 25.
Best companies
Established: Milele Rent a Car, Be Vip Rent a Car, Fast Rent a Car, Rotana Star, One Click Drive (aggregator). Avoid walk-ins at Marina — compare on booking.com or Carswitch 48 hours before you need the car.
Where to drive
Sheikh Zayed Road (120 km/h limit, speed cameras everywhere), Jebel Hafeet mountain road (near Al Ain, 1,200-metre climb with hairpins — the only real driving road near Dubai), and the coastal road along Palm Jumeirah for photos.
FAQ
- Do I need an International Driving Permit for a Ferrari in Dubai?
- Not strictly — your home country licence works for 30 days. But some rental companies require an IDP alongside, so bring both.
- What happens if I get a speeding ticket in a rented Ferrari?
- The ticket is linked to the car's plate and billed to the rental company, who passes it to you plus a 50–100 AED admin fee. Speeding fines start at 300 AED and climb fast — the car's black-box is accessed by police if needed.
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