Car Hire Comodoro Rivadavia Airport

Flying into Comodoro Rivadavia Airport you’re arriving at one of the most affluent parts of Argentina with its wealth founded on oil. It’s the perfect city to show what you’re made of and why not begin by hiring a luxury car from Any Airport Car Hire. Billed as the Dallas of Argentina, you won’t look out of place amongst the Cadillacs and BMWs of the city’s jet set and if you keep quiet about it, they’ll never know how little you paid to look the part. We ensure you can get the best hire car for the lowest price by checking the rates offered by fifty of the world’s top hire car companies and bringing you only the lowest rate offered for your location and chosen dates.

You can trust Any Airport Car Hire to not only bring you the best prices but also reliable, well-maintained vehicles which come with an inclusive package of cover for your peace of mind. Forget the companies that charge extra for collision damage waiver or who think that Roadside assistance is a luxury you must pay extra for. These all come within the low price we quote but you do have the choice of optional extras such as roof bars, sat-nav, extra drivers and more whichyou may decide might make your travels more enjoyable.

Comodoro Rivadavia Airport Guide

Comodoro Rivadavia Airport is actually called General Enrique Mosconi Airport and is found seven miles south of the city. The drive to the city is easy and enjoyable, especially when you’ve been able to slip straight into a pre-booked hire car at Comodoro Rivadavia Airport. There are a lot of flights with the airline LADE to smaller destinations across Argentina whilst there are also several flights to the capital Buenos Aires.

You can enjoy the city life in Comodoro Rivadavia with posh restaurants and upmarket hotels which cater for the oil money that flows into the city. You can also take a trip to beautiful beaches with a short drive to Rada Tilly, eight miles south of the city centre and now a suburb of Comodoro Rivadavia. Rada Tilly is also popular with fishermen who crowd the shore and take boat excursions out to catch hake, salmon and sea bass.

Further south still is the wild and windswept nature reserve of Punta del Marques where you can go sea lion spotting. The beaches are all of soft fine sand and whilst the waters may be cold, the sun is warm for sunbathing.