Explore Estonia for as little as 12 euros per day thanks to the cheapest Estonia car hire on the market.

Rhino car hire can be booked instantly and securely online, all you have to do is fill out some details and choose the car which best suits your needs.

Our Estonia car hire fleet consists of family cars such as seven seater Hyundai Santa Fe cars, nine seater Toyota minibuses, and eight seater Mercedes Viano cars. We also have luxury cars such as the Audi A4 automatic.

Some of our Estonia car hire collection points are the capital city of Tallinn, Tallinn airport, Kuressaare and Kuressaare airport. If you book ahead of time we can have your vehicle ready and waiting for you as soon as you fly into Estonia.

Take advantage of Estonia Car Rental as this small country  is best navigated by car as it is a sizeable country with a good road system.

Estonia is a beautiful country which is full of natural parks such as the Matsalu National Park and the Lahemaa National Park.

The best way to explore these incredible areas which contain everything from forests to peat bogs is by renting a four by four vehicle. If you are going in winter you should also get snow tires and possible even snow chains.

Our car rental allows unlimited mileage. Whether you are travelling on business or pleasure, unlimited mileage means you will never have to miss a meeting or cut another journey short.

Despite the low prices for car rental, Rhino’s liability insurance includes vehicle theft and collision damage waivers, road fund tax and VAT local tax.

Rhino car rentals come with optional extras such as GPS, ski racks and child seats. Remember that some vehicles have more baggage storage capacity than others and that we have automatic, manual and diesel vehicles available for rent.


Estonia is not a member of the EU and uses the Estonian Kroon as its currency so keep some Kroon in your pockets in order to fill up at gas stations.

As a member of the Schengen agreement you can drive between Estonia and its neighbours without showing your passport or ID. This may not apply to rental cars, check with our staff before making your journey.

Estonia Mini Guide

Estonia is one of the Baltic countries in Northern Europe and it has an extensive coastline with the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Finland.
Estonia has borders with Latvia and Russia and sea borders with Sweden and Finland.


Its people the Estonians are ardent nature lovers and the country has a massive amount of protected wild areas. These include the Karula National Park and Lahemaa National Park which has bays, peninsulas and forests and is 50 kilometres east of Tallinn. There is also Matsalu National Park, Soomaa National Park (where a peat bog can be found) and Vilsandi National Park which covers 238 square kilometres, including 163 square kilometres of sea as well as 160 islands and islets. Among the sights to see are the Jägala Falls which are Estonia’s largest waterfall.

However, with the summers being short and the winters long and severe, there is not much time in the year to enjoy this countryside without being confronted by abrasive weather.



As Estonia is part of the Schengen agreement there are many nationals who can enter the country without having a visa. Tallinn is the major airport and it welcomes regular flights from all of the surrounding Scandinavian countries.
Airlines going into Tallinn include Finnair, SAS, Lufthansa, LOT, CSA, Air Baltic and others. Easyjet is one of a few low-cost carriers which has flights between Tallinn and major European cities. There are some good deals and travellers can pay as little as 120 Euros or £80 Sterling to fly roundtrip from London to Tallinn. The local currency is the Estonian kroon and you get best value by waiting till you get to Estonia to change any money.

If you are driving you can get to Estonia from Warsaw in Poland or Moscow in Russia. It is possible to rent reliable Rhino cars from either of these major cities for the journey. If you are renting in Estonia you are sure to find the prices especially cheap.


One day trip where you are sure to see some pleasing aspects of the Estonian countryside is to drive from Tallinn to the city of Tartu which is Estonia’s second biggest. The round trip is about five hours, the scenery is interesting and the roads are of good quality.
Many travellers are interested to see historical aspects of Estonia, especially the remnants of its Communist past.