Car Hire Latvia

Daily Car Hire Rates in Latvia

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

It is only really feasible to travel around the North European Baltic country of Latvia by hire car as there is no real decent public transport to speak of. If you wish to, it is possible to drive to Latvia through the countries of Russia, Belarus, Estonia and Lithuania. Rhino has a great selection of vehicles to choose from ranging from economy up to luxury cars as well as SUVs, convertibles and 7+ seaters.

Rhino was voted the Best on the Road in 2018 and we are continually striving to supply our customers with the cheapest and best value car rentals. Our booking engine is easy to use and secure so why not try us for a quote today on your car hire in Latvia and see how much we can save you. *average daily rates based on 7 day rental, search for todays best prices.

Latvia Car Hire - Did You Know?

• Latvia gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.
• The largest airport is Riga International Airport with 3.7 million passengers in 2008.
• The official language of Latvia is Latvian although other regional dialects are spoken.
• Latvia can be very hot and humid throughout the summer months but extremely cold in winter.
• The national flower of Latvia is the Oxeye Daisy.

Latvia Mini Guide

The Eastern European country of Latvia is one of the three Baltic states including those it borders, Estonia and Lithuania. Latvia also has borders with Russia and Belarus and an unspoilt coastline of 500 kilometres of white sandy beaches stretching along the Baltic Sea.



It's capital Riga is a World Heritage Site and so you should not travel to Latvia without paying it a visit. Many of the things to do in Latvia involve enjoying the great outdoors such as visiting its nature trails and nature parks in the vast forests which cover about half of the country. They contain Kuldiga which is worth seeing as it is Europe’s widest waterfall.



If you prefer your attractions to be man-made you could stick with the following suggestions.  Livu Akvaparks is the largest water attraction in the whole of Northern Europe.  For a true Soviet experience go to Karostas cietums which is based in the Karosta suburb of Liepaja city. This prison has a live show where you can spend a night behind bars. Karosta itself is fascinating as it used to be a secret military town.

At Cesis you can see medieval castle ruins, and at Latvijas Etnografiskais Brivdabas, Muzejs near Riga there is an open air museum of the traditional culture of Latvian tribes. Another open air art museum is at Pedvale which has modern art installations in a nature park near Sabile in the Kurzeme region. You can fly to Latvia and arrive at Riga International Airport from any of the main cities in Europe. Easyjet and Ryanair are two of the companies which do flights.



It is also possible to fly there from America (New York) and the Middle East (Tel Aviv and Dubai). Air Baltic is the national airline and does a domestic flight to Liepaja International Airport.