Car hire Anvers starts from just 100 Euros per week. Look out for vouchers online and you could save even more money. We offer a range of vehicles including the BMW 3 series, the Renault Modus and the Citroen C3 tdi. Every price range is catered to so you are sure to find our vehicles to be as affordable as they are reliable. Book car hire Anvers now for superb value and you'll be happy with your choice.

Rhino car rental Anvers is fully insured. You get a collision damage waiver, known as a CDW and protection in case the vehicle gets stolen. We even insure the costs of your keys and windshield up to two thousand pounds. Online bookings are the preferred method of saving money but you can also call us free phone. We accept all major credit cards and currencies with late cancellations free of charge.

Anvers Mini Guide

Anvers is the French name for the city of Antwerp in Belgium. It is the number one city in the world for diamonds, getting all the best stones from across the globes. Jewelers and diamond cutters are a specialty in Anvers so if you plan to use car hire Anvers to take your loved one to buy a diamond, we can provide just the right vehicle. You can also pick up the latest prestige makes and models from Anvers international airport.

As part of the region of Flanders, Dutch is mainly spoken in Anvers and they refer to the city as Antwerp. As Anvers is so close to Holland you can drive there so enquire with our staff if you plan to make a one way or return journey from Belgium to Holland. Driving in Anvers itself is relatively straight forward but parking can be hard to come by. Just watch out for cyclists when you are driving. If you need somwhere to take the kids Antwerp has one of the oldest zoos in the world which is well maintained. One must see sight is the house of the artists Ruben.

It contains much of his life work and the house itself is beautiful enough to be worth a visit. Entrance is six Euros but there are discoutns for students. For those who are interested in the art of printing you should look at the Plantin Moretus Museum. It is so impressive that it has actually been added to the UNESCO world heritage list.