CAR HIRE NORTHERN IRELAND

Rhino Car hire Northern Ireland allows you to pick up your vehicle quickly and efficiently thanks to our online booking service. You can choose from a large range of cars at cheap prices.
Whether you go to Belfast, Coleraine, Derry or Londonderry you will find plenty of cars to choose from. We can also meet you at the airports of Belfast, Belfast City and Londonderry airport.
So for low cost car hire which is bound to be within your budget, choose Rhino. Once you have selected the car you want and the dates and times when you want it, we can give you an immediate quote.
Rhino often has special promotions on car hire in Northern Ireland, so to take advantage of these great deals you should check our site regularly.

Car rental Northern Ireland is perfect for families because many of our cars have lots of seats, legroom and luggage capacity.
You can hire multi purpose vehicles by reputable brands such as Volkswagen and Ford for knock down prices (don’t forget to ask for child seats if you have any young children in your party).
If you are in Northern Ireland on business you can rent our luxury and prestige vehicles made by manufacturers such as Honda, BMW and Mercedes.
For a daily rate from only £12 per day choose vehicles which have comprehensive insurance and unlimited mileage as well as a guarantee of breakdown assistance.
The insurance we offer includes liability cover and waivers for vehicle theft and collision damage.
Our new insurance option even allows unsure drivers to enjoy car rental without a care in the world by reducing their excess.
Having unlimited mileage means you right all over Northern Ireland without having to pay a penny extra for the privilege
You won’t find cheaper car hire anywhere else and our service is excellent value for money.
Our unbeatably low rates for car rental are fully inclusive so the quoted price is the price you end up paying.
If you need to contact us do so by phone, email or our new online chat facility. Most of your questions should be answered in our Frequently Asked Questions section on the website.

Northern Ireland Mini Guide

Northern Ireland Mini Guide

While Northern Ireland has had a troubled history, today the country is stable and makes an ideal place to visit on holiday.
There are many magical and mystical parts of Northern Ireland such as the iconic ‘Giant’s Causeway’ a strange geological formation at the North Coast which has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage site. This part of Northern Ireland is full of lush, rugged scenery which cannot be bettered anywhere else in Europe.




Northern Ireland’s capital Belfast is a vibrant city which has overcome decades of paramilitary violence to become a top weekend city break destination.
Another stunningly beautiful part of Northern Ireland are the Mourne Mountains which are among the many places where it is possible to go for bracing country walks and really enjoy the great outdoors. Bring an umbrella when you go to Northern Ireland; the weather is as unpredictable as anywhere else in the United Kingdom.

There are just under two million people living in Northern Ireland and although it is a self governing nation, Northern Ireland is part of the constitutional monarchy within the UK and the currency is the British pound.



The issue of whether or not to be unified with Britain is one which people there have fought over for many years. The Protestant Unionists wanted to remain with Britain and the mostly Catholic Loyalists wanted to unify with the rest of Ireland. The matter was finally sorted out in the 1998 agreement which signalled an end to violence in the country.
However, the differences still manifest themselves, for example in the place names of Northern Ireland. The republican Loyalists call the city of Londonderry, Derry in an effort to disassociate it with the English. Derry is the second city of Northern Ireland and famous for the stone walls which surround it.

Flying into Northern Ireland the main airport is Belfast Airport which was named after the iconic Manchester United footballer George Best. Some of the airlines to fly into Belfast Airport are low cost carrier Ryanair, Air France, Aer Arann and bmi. It is then just a short journey in your Rhino rental car to Belfast city itself. From Belfast you can drive by motorway to other Northern Irish cities such as Ballymena, Dungannon and Newtownabbey.
Should you wish to drive to the Republic of Ireland you can do so without undergoing passport checks or having to drive through border control.