Car Hire Ivalo Airport

Arriving at Ivalo Airport? Located deep in Finnish Lapland, Ivalo is the perfect gateway to snowy landscapes, ski resorts, and the magical Northern Lights. A hire car gives you the freedom to explore at your own pace – from the icy roads of Saariselkä to the reindeer farms and national parks nearby. Rhino Car Hire makes booking your Ivalo Airport rental simple, affordable, and stress-free.

Why Book Car Hire at Ivalo Airport with Rhino?

Book Your Ivalo Airport Car Hire Today

Whether you’re skiing in Saariselkä, visiting reindeer farms, or chasing the Northern Lights, Rhino Car Hire makes it easy to find the right car at the best price.

Book online today and explore Lapland with the freedom of your own hire car.

• Wide choice of vehicles – economy cars, family SUVs, and 4x4s with winter tyres.

• Best price guarantee – we compare trusted suppliers at IVL to find you the lowest rates.

• On-airport pick-up – collect your car straight after landing.

• Winter-ready cars – rentals come with snow tyres, heaters, and safety kits.

• 24/7 support – help whenever you need it, from booking to drop-off.
   

  Driving from Ivalo Airport

  Hiring a car at IVL puts Lapland at your doorstep.

• Into Ivalo town: 10 km (15 minutes).

• Nearby resorts: Saariselkä ski resort (25 mins), Inari (30 mins), Levi (3 hrs).

• Adventures: Drive to Urho Kekkonen National Park or even north towards Norway’s Arctic coast.

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  Driving Tips for Ivalo and Lapland

• Winter tyres mandatory: All cars are fitted with studded or friction tyres in winter.

• Headlights: Must be on at all times, day and night.

• Speed limits: 50 km/h in towns, 80 km/h on rural roads, 100 km/h on highways (lower in winter).

• Watch for wildlife: Reindeer and elk are common on Lapland’s roads – drive carefully.
   

  Seasonal Driving Tips for Lapland

  Winter (October–April):

• Snow tyres mandatory – all rentals include studded or friction tyres.

• Carry essentials – warm clothing, scraper, shovel, and extra fuel if driving long distances.

• Summer (May–September):

• Midnight sun – expect very long daylight hours; fatigue can creep in without noticing.

• Wildlife on roads – reindeer and elk roam freely, especially at dawn and dusk.

• Mosquito season – keep windows closed when parked in forested or lakeside areas.

• Gravel roads – many scenic routes are unpaved; drive slowly to avoid tyre damage.

• Border trips – summer is ideal for driving into Norway’s fjords or Sweden’s Lapland.

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• Allow extra time – icy roads and snowstorms can slow journeys significantly.

• Avoid sudden movements – brake gently and keep larger distances from other cars.

• Watch for snow ploughs – give them space to operate safely.