Car Hire Portsmouth Airport
Explore the third oldest city in America with a hire car from Portsmouth Airport. The city in New Hampshire is quite compact and the older parts easy to walk around but to get further afield, seeing the settlements of the Piscataqua River or heading out into the New Hampshire countryside you’ll need a hire car. Any Airport Car Hire can help you decide which car is best for your time there. If you just want to spend your time exploring locally then an economical compact car will suffice but for longer journeys, choose a more comfortable ride in one of our more luxurious cars. Whichever you choose you’ll be pleasantly surprised at the low prices you’ll pay for car hire from Portsmouth Airport.
Cheap Car Rental Portsmouth PSM
When we offer you the lowest prices for your Portsmouth Airport car hire you can be sure it won’t be at the expense of quality for we only work with the fifty best car hire companies in the world to bring you latest model, quality cars which will have been carefully checked over and cleaned before you take possession. We’ve done our best too to make sure that booking a hire car at Portsmouth Airport is as simple as it can be yet provide your with a clear indication of what we include in the low price that other companies don’t. We’re sure that if you make a comparison, you’ll find we offer a lot more for a lot less.
Portsmouth Airport Guide
Portsmouth International Airport used to be called Pease International Airport as it’s located within the boundaries of the Pease International Tradeport. It’s just over a mile from downtown Portsmouth which can be reached in minutes from the airport. Whilst it has flirted with commercial flights, it currently offers only general aviation and private charter flights. Alternatives for the less wealthy are to use Manchester, Boston or Portland Airports, all around an hour away by hire car and with Boston having connections to the UK and Europe.
Portsmouth is a very important historic city in the US with an old town that has stepped straight from the 18th century. It’s very photogenic and has many memorials to events that shaped American history such as the monument to John Paul Jones who founded the US Navy. You can tour the dockyard that once made British warships such as HMS Falkland and is still refitting US warships today.