Car Hire Charlottetown Airport
Charlottetown may be on an island but Prince Edward Island is plenty big enough to need a hire car to get around. Car hire from Charlottetown Airport can be incredible value, especially when you compare it to the cost of guided excursions or taxis. Car hire gives you the freedom to travel where you like, when you like, invaluable if you’re meeting friends or needing to get home from that late night bar. At Any Airport Car Hire you’ll find a new car hire experience; clear easy to navigate website; the lowest prices available for high quality rental vehicles at Charlottetown Airport and a customer support package that’s second to none.
Cheap Car Rental Charlottetown YHG
Our cars come with a comprehensive insurance package which includes collision damage waiver which is often an extra with many companies. Our 24 hours a day roadside assistance service gives you further peace of mind should the unexpected occur. We have a wide range of vehicles you can choose from including small cars that are economical and easy to park, luxury convertibles you can use to tour in style or 4 x 4s that can take you to parts of Prince Edward Island that few will see. All of them come with the availability of optional extras that could enhance your travels such as roof bars, sat-nav or child car seats.
Charlottetown Airport Guide
Charlottetown Airport is around ten minutes north of the town and with a good road into Charlottetown, you’ll enjoy the journey. The airport has many domestic and international flights including holiday flights to Mexico and flights to JFK in New York. Whilst there aren’t any direct flights from Europe, there are enough connections to and from major North American cities to make getting to Charlottetown from other destinations quick and cheap.
The town is considered to be one of the prettiest in Canada with many old buildings linked with the founding of the country. Spend some time looking around the Founder’s Hall or at the Beaconsfield Historic House where you’ll get an insight into the Canada of centuries ago.
Outside the town is the famous PEI National Park and there are several roads that take you past places of interest there. You’ll also find miles of marked hiking trails and several campsites if you really want to commune with nature. Offshore you can take boat trips out to see the seals playing in the waves.