CAR HIRE AUCKLAND

Choose your Car Hire Auckland vehicle from our huge fleet and we will come straight back to you with an instant and affordable quote.

Typically car hire Auckland costs as little as £100 per week and this low rate includes fully comprehensive insurance, unlimited mileage and breakdown assistance in the event of an mechanical fault.

Car hire Auckland is a great way to see this large city in the North Island of New Zealand and having a vehicle gives you the freedom to do so at your own pace.

Book Car Rental Auckland today to get the vehicle you want and avoid disappointment.

Some of the many car rental Auckland options we offer are family cars such as the Toyota Commuter 12 Seats Automatic or similar, the Mazda 6 Automatic Stationwagon and the Chevrolet Venture 8 Seats Automatic.

If you require a four wheel drive vehicle we offer the Chevrolet Blazer 4x4 Automatic, the Toyota Rav 4 and the Nissan Pathfinder four wheel drive.

All of our cars can be requested with optional extra such as sat navs, child seats and luggage racks.

No matter what your budget we have the car for you, whether you want a luxury vehicles like the Honda Legend automatic or an economy car like the Daihatsu Charade.

You can also book car hire Auckland airport through our easy to use online service. We guarantee that you get the cheapest rental car available at Auckland airport for your travel times.

Our unique Car Rental Auckland insurance deal provides you with liability cover, a vehicle theft waiver and a collision damage waiver (CDW).
You can also take out an insurance option which allows the reduce of your vehicle excess so there is no need to make a pay out for having an accident.

There is breakdown assistance with every car which allows you to call on mechanics whenever you have a problem.

You can also drive as far as you want without ever having to turn back thanks to our unlimited mileage offer.

Rhino staff can meet you as soon as you arrive in Auckland and you will find them helpful. All cars come with a map of the area and a full tank of petrol.
 

Auckland Mini Guide

The beautiful city of Auckland is considered one of world’s best places to live in terms of quality of life.
Auckland is a conurbation located on an island in New Zealand and is made up of four different cities.
Auckland is known as the city of sails because of all the yachts that go past the Northern half of North Island where Auckland is based.
Together Auckland city, Manakau City, North Shore City and Waitakere City make up the largest metropolitan area in the county. Auckland is certainly cosmopolitan and there are many great bars, restaurants and places to stay in the city so leave yourself time to explore.

New Zealand’s premier airport is Auckland International Airport and you will probably want to pick up your Rhino rental car from here as it is located outside of the city itself in the suburb of Mangere. Public transport is not well developed enough to get away without having to use a car in Auckland while taxis work out being much more expensive. However, bad road layout in this densely populated city means that you will often have to struggle through traffic. Avoid peak hours like the plague.

Having a car allows you to explore some beautiful sights in the surrounding areas. You can go wine tasting on Waiheke Island which also has great beaches. For more beaches and nature walks head out to the Waitakere Ranges where you can see stunning waterfalls.

Auckland is a city which is rich in culture with many things to see and do including various art galleries and museums. To get a good view of the city and orient yourself in Auckland, why not climb the Sky Tower which is more than 300 metres tall? If you are feeling especially adventurous it is even possible to do a jump from the tower attached to a cable.
Alternatively you could go up to the Star Dome Observatory on One Tree Hill. During the day there are good views as well as some Maori archaeological sites to see, and at night the opportunity to star gaze is fantastic. One Tree Hill is of interest itself as it is one of the many volcano cones (extinct) upon which Auckland was built.
One of you first points of reference in the city should be the Auckland War Museum which is dedicated to much more than war and has a fine collection of artefacts from Polynesian cultures.