Car rental Arkansas comes with collision damage and cover for vehicle theft. which protects you against every eventuality all for one amazingly low price from as low as $124 weekly. Rhino cars comprehensive service includes roadside breakdown assistance, no matter how small the problem.

We have cars for singles, families and couples to suit every budget and taste.

There are plenty of options for business men and women too like the Jaguar X type which is just one of our many prestige and luxury vehicles. These car rental Arkansas choices and more are easily available to book.
All you have to do is fill out a few details on our website such as which kind of car you want, when you want it and where you would like to collect it from and we’ll do the rest. The internet booking process has never been easier thanks to car rental Arkansas. We have a range of budget Minivans and Convertibles to hire in Arkansas.

Arkansas Mini Guide

Arkansas is famed for its natural heritage and is known as the ‘Natural state’, making it a great place to plan camping trips and outdoor hikes.

The name Arkansas (pronounced ark-ken-saw) is the French way of saying a word of the Sioux North American Indian tribe which means ‘land of the down river people’. Funnily enough an old law makes it illegal to mispronounce the state’s name.

The capital of Arkansas is Little Rock which has about 185,000 residents. Little Rock is the most cosmopolitan part of Arkansas, especially in terms of its food. In the rest of the state you will find much fried soul food with catfish, barbecues and spicy food all being favourite tastes here.

Car rental Little Rock is the best way to see this diverse state which has mountains, rivers, national parks and even hot springs. Little Rock is served by Little Rock National Airport which has most of the American airlines flying through its 12 gate terminal. If you are driving by car from the neighbouring city of Memphis in Tennessee you will use the interstate 40 road.

Arkansas is bordered by the Mississippi River to the east while the Buffalo River also flows through the state. To the north west the Ozark mountains are to be found.

From little Rock you can also drive to the popular resort town of Eureka Springs in the Ozarks which has picturesque Victorian architecture and a quaint small town feel. To this day the entire city is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and it has maintained its original charm. Eureka Springs was hastily made into a settlement in the 19th century when healing waters were found there and within a year 10,000 people had become residents.

Depending on what time of year you go to Arkansas, be aware that tornadoes do occur.