Car Hire Karlstad Airport

Karlstad is very near Europe’s largest freshwater lake; Lake Vanern and to explore its shores a hire car will be essential. That’s where Any Airport Car Hire can help. We offer low cost car hire from Karstad Airport and many other airports around the world. That’s because we realise that you want to collect your hire car at the most convenient point and where better than when you are at your arrival airport. We save you the trouble of finding the car hire companies in Karlstad and we also save you plenty of money.

With access to fifty car hire companies, you can be sure that we have found the lowest deal on offer for the car of your choice when and where you want it. Low prices don’t mean low quality either. We’re proud of our hire cars knowing that when you’re handed the key to your vehicle at Brno Airport, it will be almost like new; washed and cleaned and checked for any problems that might spoil your trip. You’ll also have the peace of mind of one of the most comprehensive vehicle covers available. Comprehensive insurance, 24 hour emergency assistance and collision damage waiver all are included within the one low price you pay.

Karlstad Airport Guide

Karlstad Airport is ten miles from the small city of Karlstad and unless you want to take a chance with public transport or take an expensive taxi, then collecting a hire car from Brno Airport is definitely the best choice.
Brno Airport has no direct flights from the UK and if you want to get there, the best options are to fly to Stockholm or take a budget flight to Oslo- Gardermoen Airport and connect from there.

Karlstad itself doesn’t have a lot of interest to the tourist but the fabulous and huge Lake Vanern is well worth the journey. In the city, you can find lots of traditional Swedish buildings and a short history of the region in the Varmlands Museum. The cathedral is also worth an hour of your time.

Outside the city there are numerous trails around the lakes and the distant mountains. The World Rally Championship visits the region each year for the Swedish leg of the championship. In winter the lake freezes over and becomes the venue for ice hockey and a local game called Bandy, a cross between hockey and football. Both are very entertaining to watch.