Cardiff : Car Hire in Cardiff, UK
Book cheap Cardiff car hire in Cardiff, UK: from just £19 per day including all taxes and supplements!
You can get cheap car hire in Cardiff and save an incredible 25% or more on high street prices when you book online with us. We have a range of amazing Cardiff car hire deals available now, and prices start from just £19 per day including taxes and supplements. You can book online in seconds thanks to our simple to use search engine, and enjoy the lowest prices around for Cardiff car rental packages from top names including Europcar and Airline Network. For convenience, you can pick up your Cardiff hire car from Cardiff International Airport and downtown on Byron Street as soon as you arrive.
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Rental Cars in Cardiff
We've got a superb range of great value Europcar hire cars in Cardiff available to book online. Choose from the following selection, and find the car that suits your needs in Cardiff:
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Economy | Fiat Seicento 3 Door | £19.00 | |
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Compact | Renault Megane 2 door | £21.00 | |
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Intermediate | Renault Megane 5 Door | £25.00 | |
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Full Size | Renault Laguna 5 Door | £41.00 | |
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Mini Van | VW Sharan 7 Seater | £57.00 | |
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Premium | Mercedes C200 | £60.00 | |
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Luxury | Mercedes E240 | £72.00 |
Guide to Cardiff
Cardiff, the modern capital city of Wales is an exciting city that is growing quickly, and changing all the time. In less than 3 generations, Cardiff has gone from being a small industrial town at the centre of the south Wales coal mining industry to being the glamorous cultural and political centre of the country, and transformed itself beyond all recognition.
Offering great shopping, excellent attractions, and combining the best of Welsh hospitality with great nightlife and entertainment, it isn't hard to see why so many people travel to Cardiff.
Whether you want to stick to the centre of town and spend your time in the shops and museums, head inland to see the famous Welsh Valleys, and the small mining villages there, or even head out along the coast of Glamorgan to see the famous, hauntingly beautiful Gower Peninsula nearby, there is something to suit every taste in Cardiff.
Since devolution saw Wales given autonomy and self rule, Cardiff has grown even further and seen a great deal of new investment in the infrastructure and attractions of the city, and one of the most famous buildings in Cardiff is the Millennium Stadium - one of the largest sports facilities in the UK, and the centre of a sports and cultural centre on the former coal docks.
Essential Sightseeing in Cardiff
Tiger Bay - The heart of Cardiff, Tiger bay was once a large community of workers who came to the city from all over the world, and has now been redeveloped into an important tourist area.
Opera House - The modern Cardiff opera house was built as a part of the Millennium redevelopment of the waterfront area, and is one of the top arts facilities in Wales, hosting regular concerts.
Millennium Stadium - Built at the same time as the Opera House, the majestic Millennium stadium cost almost £600 million less than the new Wembley, but is arguably more impressive, and with it's roof closed, is the largest enclosed space in the UK.
Swansea - Lying west of Cardiff, the once larger and more important city of Swansea is a more obviously Welsh place than its neighbour, and is still an important cultural and economic centre for the region.
Gower Peninsula - The first national park declared in the UK, the Gower Peninsula is a beautiful and haunting place with many remains from ancient times, and glorious beaches in the summer.
Book cheap Cardiff car hire from £19 per day including all taxes and supplements!