Car Hire Boryspil Airport

Many of you who travelled to the Euro 2012 will be familiar with Boryspil Airport and the benefit of hiring a car at the airport. For those of you unfamiliar with the airport you’ll find that the eighteen miles into the centre of Kiev is most easily covered by hire car and that’s where we can help. At Any Airport Car Hire we can arrange the best deals in car hire at all major airports and many minor ones, simply at the click of a button. Our website is easy to navigate and gives you straight, honest low prices for car hire at Boryspil Airport and others worldwide.

Many customers have tried to beat our lowest prices by checking with other car hire websites but with access to fifty car rental companies’ latest offers and price lists they’ve not managed to find the same comprehensive deal we offer at a lower price. That’s because not only do we search out the lowest prices but we make sure the car you hire is in tiptop condition and is covered by a range of reassuring products such as comprehensive insurance, collision damage waiver and round the clock roadside assistance in case of emergencies.

Road is currently the only way of getting into Kiev from Boryspils Airport. You can take the local bus, a minibus transfer or taxis at varying costs but when you weigh up the cost, the inconvenience of maybe having to walk to and from a bus stop and the cramped conditions, you’ll agree that a hire car may be a better option to get you the half hour journey to Kiev.

Boryspil Airport Guide

There are three daily flights from the UK with BA operating out of Heathrow whilst Ukraine International Airlines and Aerosvit both fly from Gatwick to Boryspils. Whilst the airport is situated near Boryspils, it’s actually the main airport serving the Ukrainian capital of Kiev and saw over eight million passengers use its facilities last year.

Kiev has some fascinating sights and is acknowledged as the birthplace of the civilising of Eastern Europe.
Begin at Kreshchatyk, the main street in Kiev which is often pedestrianized. Attractive buildings and colourful street entertainment will surprise you there.

Kiev is also the site of the infamous Chernobyl nuclear power plant and there’s a poignant museum dedicated to the story of the fateful night when human and mechanical failures led to the worst nuclear accident the world has faced.