Cheapest car hire in El Calafate
Compact
Renault Logan
5 Adults, 5 Doors
From 261.17 EUR/day
7 Days rental at 1828.24 EUR from 18/04/2022
*daily rates in El Calafate based on a 1 day rental (24hr period) and for guidance purposes only.
Useful to know about El Calafate
- El Calafate is built on the shores of the glacial Lake Argentina.
- The city began as a series of shelters for travelling wool traders.
- Perito Moreno National Park, Argentina’s oldest, is nearby.
- The world gliding altitude record was set over El Calafate in 2006.
- The city is the main resort for visiting the glaciers of Southern Argentina.
Popular car hire destinations in El Calafate
El Calafate car hire information
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*average daily rates based on 7 day rental, search for today's best prices
FAQs about car hire in El Calafate
How much does car hire in El Calafate cost?
Car hire in El Calafate costs as little as €261.20 per day, however the average price across all suppliers for a Compact class vehicle is €261.20 per day. The most expensive car to hire is €261.20 per day from RENT A CAR for a Renault Logan.
What car hire companies offer sanitised car rental in El Calafate?
0 car hire brands have committed to maintaining sanitisation measures as per WHO COVID-19 guidelines in El Calafate, including , see the full list
here.
What car hire companies offer sanitised car rental in El Calafate?
None of the car hire companies in El Calafate are currently offering sanitised cars as per WHO COVID-19 guidelines.
Who is the best car rental agent in El Calafate?
Based on recent customer reviews over the last 3 months, has the highest customer rating for car hire in El Calafate with a score of /10
with rated second best with a score of /10
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How much does it cost to hire a compact car in El Calafate?
Today’s cheapest price for compact car hire in El Calafate is €1828.24 per week from RENT A CAR.
Who is the cheapest car hire agent in El Calafate?
The cheapest car hire company in El Calafate is RENT A CAR, with prices for a Compact class car such as the Renault Logan available from as little as €1828.19 per week.
How much is fuel in El Calafate?
You can expect to pay €1.019/ltr of petrol and €0.975/ltr of diesel in El Calafate. You’ll pay a premium if refilling at motorway services of up to 10%.
What car hire agencies are available in El Calafate?
We can arrange great deals on car hire in El Calafate with leading car hire companies such as RENT A CAR as well as reputable, local car hire companies.
What type of car can I hire in El Calafate?
We can arrange Compact rental cars in El Calafate.
How much does it cost to hire a convertible car in El Calafate?
We don’t currently have any convertible cars to hire in El Calafate, but we are working in it and please check dates for future rentals.
The price at the moment for a convertible rental car in El Calafate is € per week from for a .
Do you have a discount code for car hire in El Calafate?
We don’t have any discount codes for car hire in El Calafate at the moment, however RENT A CAR rates start from just €1828.19 per week. If you’ve found a cheaper price than €1828.19 from RENT A CAR in El Calafate or any other rental agent, let us know and we’ll do our best to beat it.
How much does it cost to hire a car for a week in El Calafate?
The cheapest price to hire a car for a week in El Calafate is €1828.40 per week with an average price of €1828.40 per week across all car hire companies.
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Information about the car hire agents in El Calafate
Most popular car hire companies in
El Calafate
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Rent a car (tel: 0810 777 8080 / +5411 48730842)
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Budget (tel: 54 02902 496200)
Pick-up locations for car hire companies in
El Calafate
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Rent a car (Centro S/N, El Calafate, Santa Cruz)
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Budget (Calle 9 De Julio N 190, El Calafate, Z9405AHV)
El Calafate Mini Guide
What is Special About El Calafate?
El Calafate is a small town that is the key entry point to a large and popular region; Patagonia. The name of the town means ‘caulk’ and derives from the fibrous calafate plant that grows in the region and which was used for caulking ships. El Calafate is found nearly at the southern tip of Argentina, not far from the border with
Chile and was originally just a series of shelters for wool traders visiting the area. The town is the main tourist destination for those visiting the local and unique national parks. With the formation of the parks, the population and size of the town expanded rapidly to service the visiting tourists.
How Can I Get to El Calafate?
Armando Tola International Airport is only thirteen miles from El Calafate and takes flights from all over Argentina and from some cities in Chile. Many tourists come from all over the world to see the glaciers of the national park but all must fly into a major Argentinian airport to be able to make the onward journey. There are local buses from the airport to El Calafate as well as taxis and the availability of hire cars.
What can I See and Do in El Calafate?
El Calafate is the main destination for travellers wishing to visit the Los Glaciares National Park which has the world’s most visited glacier, Perito Moreno. The town is in a stunning setting on the bluest lake you’ll ever see; the glacial waters of Lake Argentina. Unless you are very brave, don’t be tempted by the crystal clear waters, they are barely above freezing at even the warmest times of year. Perito Moreno is also the home of the Cueva De Las Manos Pintadas which is one of the world’s most beautiful sites for cave art with its simple but stunning negative images of hands.
What Should I buy When I’m in El Calafate?
There are plenty of souvenir and handicraft shops in El Calafate’s main street that mainly sell wind chimes, pan pipes and other items made from local materials. The national park centres sell rock fragments which have been collected from the park which make great gifts for amateur geologists.
What is There to eat in El Calafate?
As El Calafate is so remote, food is expensive because most of it must be transported across hundreds of miles of terrain. The cheapest food is that which is locally produced and includes sheep and goat served with Patagonian rice and beans.
What is There to do in an Evening in El Calafate?
There are very few bars in the town and those that there are will be very rustic. Beer is served as well as local spirits and the local soft drink, pomelo soda. Loca Marimba is the place to be seen in the town and is popular with the many backpackers that stay in the town. A lot of people take their drink outside, even when it’s cold and simply stargaze in one of the clearest skies in the world.
El Calafate is a haven for backpackers who flock to the city to visit the natural splendours of the region. Nearby you have the Perito Morena which has supposedly the most visited glaciers on the planet. Hire a boat to glide silently over Lake Argentina whose waters are a peculiar pale blue but deathly cold.
See the flamingos congregate there in spring, ready for the breeding season. You won’t find a better photo opportunity that their vivid pink against the blue of the lake. Finally, the skies above El Calafate are among the least polluted by light so try stargazing.
