Car Hire Belgium

Daily Car Hire Rates in Belgium

*daily rates in Belgium based on a 1 day rental (24hr period) and for guidance purposes only.

Book cheap car hire in Belgium so you can fully explore all that this compact country has to offer at your own pace and leisure. Rhino has pick up points for your car hire all over Belgium with locations such as Brussels Airport, Liege Train Station, Antwerp and Anvers so you can choose to collect your vehicle from a location that is most convenient for you. Our rates include taxes, insurance, collision damage waiver, theft waiver and airport fees as well as unlimited mileage.

Our customers choose to use Rhino to get the best rates on car hire as we compare prices across all the main rental suppliers such as Avis, Europcar and Hertz to find the best deal and price possible. We also check prices from the more local suppliers as if they have any special offers available we can pass those onto our customers. If you plan to travel to Belgium, then try us for a quote today on your car hire and see how much we can save you. *average daily rates based on 7 day rental, search for todays best prices.

Belgium Car Hire - Did You Know?

• Belgium is the founding member of the European Union and hosts the EU's headquarters.
• The king of Belgium is Albert II and he is the Head of State.
• There are three official languages which are Dutch, French and German.
• One of the national dishes is moules-frites (mussels with fries) but it is also well known for its chocolate, beer and waffles.
• Belgian people do not like discussing their personal income or opinions on politics.

Belgium Mini Guide

Belgium is situated along the North Sea coast of Europe. Being part of the Benulux community Belgium is a crossroads to western parts of Europe. With land borders to the Netherlands in the north, Germany in the east, Luxembourg in the southeast and France in the southwest. Belgium is a very densely populated nation, which makes management of resources, transportation and other civil amenities a priority with the Belgium government.



The terrain of Belgium is varied. In the northeast the landscape is most notably comprised of very flat coastal plains. The central part of Belgium features rolling, densely wooded hills. In the southeast the Ardennes Forest with its charming valleys dominates the landscape.

Belgium can be split into three distinct regions. The area of Flanders in the North or Belgium is a predominantly Dutch speaking region. Major cities within Flanders include Bruges, Ghent and Antwerp. Flanders is typified by flat, open plains with few hills. Brussels is the central area of Belgium, the administrative centre of not on Belgium but also the European Union (EU). In the south can be found the manly French speaking region of Wallonia. Near the German border in Wallonia there is also a much smaller German speaking region.



Major cities in Belgium include Brussels, the capital city and the administrative headquarters of the EU, some excellent museums and cultural sites can be found within Brussels. Antwerp is the largest city in Belgium, most notable for its cultural heritage, medieval style streets and the imposing cathedral. Liege is the largest city in the region of Wallonia, built along the shores of a wide river, a stunning city with easy access to a wealth of outdoor pursuits include hiking and trekking.