Car Hire Lulea Airport
Lulea is part of the barren and bleak northwest of Sweden. It’s a land of dramatic panoramas and an unforgiving climate. Just the kind of place the adventurous would love to hire a 4 x 4 from us at Any Airport Car Hire and take to the wild countryside exploring muddy tracks or in winter, ploughing through snowdrifts on your way to a virgin piste. You can book a vehicle online and collect your 4 x 4 hire car or something a little more modest from Lulea Airport. In most cases you’ll not need to pay in full until you collect your car.
Cheap Car Rental Lulea LLA
Our hire cars at Lulea Airport are in tip top condition, regularly serviced and will have been fuelled up before we hand you the key. You don’t want to be trekking your way back from a broken down car in freezing conditions so we include 24 hour roadside assistance in the price as well as comprehensive insurance should you find something solid in a snowdrift. Our website is easy to navigate and only offers the very best prices for car hire at Lulea Airport gained from our daily search of the top fifty car hire companies’ prices.
Lulea Airport Guide
Lulea Airport is a very busy airport serving over a million passengers annually. It’s found around three miles from Lulea which can be reached on an isolated road from the airport by car hire, local bus or taxi. There are only domestic flights apart from a seasonal flight to Burgas in Bulgaria. Travellers from outside Sweden need to travel to Stockholm’s Arlanda Airport first before making a connection to Lulea.
There’s not a lot to see in Lulea as it’s one of the most isolated cities in Sweden. It’s found at one end of the railway line that links the Gulf of Bothnia with Narvik on the northwest coast of Norway. The scenery around Lulea is dramatic and perfect for the adventurous traveller. For the sailor amongst you, the Lulea Archipelago in the Gulf of Bothnia is a wonderful place to hire a yacht and sail the inky blue waters. Back on land, Gammelstad is the site of the old town before the land rose making the harbour useless. Today there’s the original church there, testament to the old days of the town.