From EUR 86/day
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Toyota FJ Cruiser | Georgia, Armenia, Turkey & Azerbaijan
5 seats Automatic Petrol A/C Bluetooth 4x4
What's included with the Toyota FJ Cruiser?
No delivery or collection fee
We do not charge a separate fee to bring the car to your airport, hotel, apartment, or another agreed pickup point
No deposit required
Keep your money for the adventure
Unlimited mileage
Drive as much as you want with no extra charges
Free second driver
Add an additional driver at no extra cost
24/7 customer support
We're always available to help you during your trip
Toyota FJ Cruiser Rental Rules
No smoking
Cleaning fee applies
Keep vehicle tidy
Return in same condition
Refuel before return
Same fuel level as pickup
Paved and off-road driving
Toyota FJ Cruiser 2013 details
| Vehicle | Seating capacity | Daily rate | Insurance options | Equipment | Terrain suitability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toyota FJ Cruiser 2013 | 5 seats | From EUR 69/day | Full off-road insurance (EUR 33/day); Standard Insurance (EUR 9/day) | Roof tent eligible; camping equipment available | Off-road suitability depends on the route, season, and insurance plan, so we help choose the safest option before pickup. |
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Toyota FJ Cruiser rental guide
The Toyota FJ Cruiser 2013 has 4x4 SUV, 5 seats, automatic transmission, petrol fuel. Check the seats, luggage space, and road type against your trip before booking.
Your rental includes unlimited mileage, no deposit, and a free second driver. We can meet you at an agreed airport, hotel, apartment, or address.
Who it fits
A good choice for couples, families, or small groups who want a comfortable self-drive trip.
Passenger and luggage planning
Tell us how many people and bags you have. We will help you check whether this car has enough room.
Road and route fit
This 4x4 suits paved roads, mountain approaches, and gravel routes.
Insurance and vehicle use
You can choose Full off-road insurance for this 4x4. We explain the cover before pickup. We have no road restrictions in our rental terms.
Equipment and support
You can add a roof tent and camping equipment to this vehicle.
Tell us your countries, passengers, luggage, and pickup details so we can prepare the right setup.
Toyota FJ Cruiser booking questions
Clear answers about delivery, passenger space, route fit, insurance, and cross-border use.
Can I take the Toyota FJ Cruiser across borders?
Yes. Tell us which countries you plan to visit before pickup, and we will prepare the required vehicle documents for the Toyota FJ Cruiser 2013.
Where can you deliver the Toyota FJ Cruiser?
We can meet you at an agreed airport, hotel, apartment, private address, or city pickup point.
How many people fit in the Toyota FJ Cruiser?
The Toyota FJ Cruiser 2013 has 5 seats. Tell us how many people and bags you have, and we will help you check that it has enough space.
What roads suit the Toyota FJ Cruiser?
The Toyota FJ Cruiser 2013 is a 4x4 and suits paved roads, mountain approaches, and gravel routes. We have no road restrictions in our rental terms.
Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5from 3 customer reviews
★★★★★
The Toyota FJ Cruiser was exactly the car we wanted for gravel approaches and mountain guesthouses. FSTA explained Full off-road insurance and added camping gear before handover.
★★★★★
We picked up the Toyota FJ Cruiser at our hotel in Tbilisi and returned it near the airport. The car felt strong, clean, and ready for the route FSTA helped us plan.
★★★★★
FSTA matched the Toyota FJ Cruiser to our Georgia adventure instead of just handing over keys. Roof tent details, luggage space, and rough-road advice were all covered before we started.
Abano Pass, Omalo and Tusheti Region
Tusheti National Park, north-eastern Georgia
Closed: November-May
Reason: Unpaved mountain roads are usually snow-covered and unsafe. Access is normally possible only by suitable 4x4 vehicles in summer.
Vashlovani National Park
Eastern Georgia semi-desert region
Closed: November-April
Reason: Winter rain can turn dirt roads into mud. Access requires off-road vehicles and careful route planning.
Shatili and Khevsureti Region
North-eastern Georgia, near the Russian border
Closed: November-May
Reason: Mountain passes are blocked by snow, and the unpaved access roads require proper 4x4 capability.
Svaneti High Mountain Roads
Remote village roads, including Ushguli via Mulakhi
Closed: December-April
Reason: Heavy snow on mountain passes can block access to remote villages for normal vehicles.
Lake Sevan High-Mountain Roads
Noratus, Sevan to Jermuk backroads
Closed: November-April
Reason: Mountain passes are often unsafe for normal vehicles because of snow and ice.
Tatev Old Road / Wings of Tatev Access
Syunik Province
Closed: November-March
Reason: Steep mountain roads need careful driving. Even in summer, a 4x4 is recommended.
Shikahogh Nature Reserve / Meghri Forest Roads
Syunik Province
Closed: December-April
Reason: Snow and muddy forest roads make access unsafe for normal cars.
Dsegh to Lori Forest Roads / Debed Canyon Backroads
Lori Region
Closed: December-March
Reason: Mountain forest tracks are mostly suitable for off-road vehicles and can close in winter.
Khinalug Village
Quba District, high-altitude mountain village
Closed: December-March
Reason: High-altitude roads are narrow and snow-covered. A 4x4 vehicle is recommended.
Lahij Village
Ismayilli District, historic mountain village
Closed: December-March
Reason: Gravel mountain passes can be blocked by snow and unsuitable for normal vehicles.
Guba Forest and Remote Mountain Tracks
Guba District
Closed: November-April
Reason: Snow and mud can make remote tracks impassable for standard cars.
Yanar Dag and Gobustan Backroads
Absheron Peninsula and Gobustan
Closed: December-March for off-road tracks
Reason: Main paved roads stay open year-round, but winter mud can close the off-road tracks.
Eastern Anatolia Highways
Mount Ararat region, Agri Province
Closed: November-May
Reason: Heavy snow can make the route accessible only with snow vehicles or specialized 4x4 equipment.
Kackar Mountains and Rize Highlands
North-eastern Turkey, Black Sea region
Closed: November-May
Reason: Snow, landslides, and narrow mountain roads make normal-car access unsafe.
Cilo-Sat Mountains
Hakkari Province, south-eastern Turkey
Closed: November-May
Reason: Remote high-altitude dirt roads are blocked by snow in winter months.
Nemrut Volcano Road
Bitlis Province, Tatvan side
Closed: December-April
Reason: Steep volcanic roads become unsafe for normal vehicles when covered by snow.