CAR HIRE CAEN - DOWNTOWNFull comprehensive insurance with waiver for vehicle theft and collision damage
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From a tiny £12 a day you can travel in style with Car Hire Caen Airport. We have a modern fleet of cars at our various well located pick up and drop off points for you to choose from. Whether booking online or at an office customers receive extraordinary benefits. Call today for an unbeatable offer on car hire in Caen
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CAR RENTAL CAEN - DOWNTOWN
An example of some of the benefits you will receive fully inclusive of your low rate are Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) Road Fund Tax (RFT), Liability Insurance, Unlimited Mileage, Breakdown Cover and Premium Location Fee. Car Rental Caen Airport staff are very helpful and are on hand to deal with any additions or questions you may have, such as advising on our Younger Driver Policy, adding child seats or maybe roof racks for the adventurous.
Our deals are second to none for a top quality vehicle
The French city is made extremely accessible to tourists due to Caen Airport, which is conveniently located only 6 km from the city centre.
If flying from another country you will find that the airport uses airlines such as Air France and Airliner to bring passengers to the city from other European destinations.
Once you collect your Car Hire Caen Airport from our pick up point of your choice you can then hit the open road and explore the airport surroundings. The nearby city of Caen is well known for being founded by William the Conqueror during the eleventh century, hence tourists will see a lot of souvenirs dedicated to him.
The city is a good place if you are looking for events and cultural experiences. Throughout the year almost every month you can find many events such as the International Caen Fair, The Contemporary Music Festival in November and The Caen Marina Fair which takes place every September.
The Normandy Museum is a popular destination for tourists, Here you can explore the many exhibitions themed around the Country and Cities past and also its more modern history. From the museum you can easily get to the Elgise St Pierre which is another hot spot for visitors the old church dates back to the thirteenth century and is still a beautiful sight even after its reconstruction, due to damage during the war.
Those looking to experience the cities shops will find a wide range of products on sale such as toys, organic products, clothing and of course chocolate. Some popular shops include Chocolaterie Temoins on Rue Saint Pierre, Charlotre Corday on Rue Saint Jean chocolate shop, Le Pion Magique which is a toy shop and Caen Stylo on Rue Saint Pierre also but selling a range of gifts and souvenirs.
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Caen Mini-Guide
The French city of Caen is one of the first stops you might come to having taken the ferry over from England. It is situated about 15 kilometres inland from the English Channel.
Most of the tourists who come to Caen do so to pay their respects to the fallen soldiers at the Battle of Normandy. There is also the memorial for peace museum which is worth visiting. Caen was almost totally flattened during World War Two and had to be rebuilt. Despite there are two beautiful old cathedrals still standing which are a joy to behold.
If you plan to rent your Rhino Car in England and drive it across to France, enquire about the possibility of having different pick up and drop off points for your vehicle. The quickest ferry route you can take is from Portsmouth in England to Ouistreham in France. From there it is a 20 minute journey to Caen by car.
You can also drive to Caen from France’s capital Paris within two hours along the A13 motorway. Other routes are to come from Rennes on the A84, Cherbourg on the N13, Tours and Le Mans via the N138 by way of the N158 at Sees, and Rouen via the N175 or A13.
The nearest airport to Caen is Carpiquet in Lower Normandy which has a great number of flights going all over Europe.
Located in the north west of France, and just to the south of Le Havre, Caen is known mainly as a college city. It is also the capital of the Basse - Normandie region and has a population of just over 100,000 people.
One of its most major sights is the Chateau de Caen, a castle which was built in 1066 by William the Conqueror. But with plenty of churches, museums and some botanical gardens it is easy enough to pass your time pleasantly in Caen.
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