Car Hire Stavanger Airport

Sola is a pretty town but overshadowed by its larger neighbour, Stavanger. There’s so much to see and do in the area that a hire car from Stavanger Airport will add so much to your holiday. Any Airport Car Hire prides itself on providing the best value car hire right where you’ve told us you need it most; at your arrival airport. We believe it’s a waste of your precious holiday to wait for public transport to your accommodation then have to spend the first day organising a hire car in town. With our help and our easy online booking system, you’ll have organised a quality hire car to be waiting for you when you arrive at Stavanger Airport and have it, from the moment you take the key, to make the most of your stay.

Persuaded now of the benefit of having a hire car, you may be tempted to sift through the dozens of companies that offer car hire at Stavanger Airport to find a good price but why waste your time when we’ve already done so to bring you the lowest price for a car of your choice on the dates you want it. Add in the comprehensive package of cover and our unrivalled customer service and you’ll be eager to press the ‘click to confirm’ button.

Stavanger Airport Guide

Stavanger Airport serves the city of Stavanger and the surrounding towns and villages including Sola. It’s located in Sola, around seven miles from Stavanger, and whilst Stavanger is around fifteen minutes away by hire car, Sola is right on the airport’s doorstep and you’ll be unpacking your suitcases in no time at all. Stavanger Airport has many international flights because of its position close to the Norwegian North Sea oilfields. Daily flights from Heathrow, Gatwick, Aberdeen, Glasgow and Newcastle ply the route so getting there from the UK is quick and often cheap.

Sola is the perfect place to stay with its quiet charm and beautiful windswept beaches, ideal for wind and kite surfing. In summer, the sun is warm enough to allow sunbathing and perhaps a brisk chilly dip into the sea.
For more excitement and things to see, you’ll need to drive to Stavanger where you can immerse yourself in the history of oil exploration and the city’s other major industry; fish canning. There are museums to both, and whilst neither sound particularly appealing, they are actually quite fascinating with a number of hands-on exhibits.