The beautiful scenery of the West coast of Ireland is yours to enjoy without breaking the bank. Car Hire Galway Airport helps our valued customers to save money by providing a cost effective service and affordable prices. With our famously low prices from as little as £12 per day, we aim to give our valued customers the best value for money. We compare our rates with other market leaders such as Hertz, Dollar and Budget.
We provide our customers an affordable service, with unlimited mileage, liability insurance, collision damage waivers and breakdown assistance all inclusive in our prices. GPS is available upon request. This gives you the peace of mind to enjoy your time in Galway. Car Rental Galway Airport will meet your vehicle requirements in a professional and first class way. See the sights in an outstanding Peugeot 206 cabriolet or a sporty VW Beetle. The choice is yours and we are on hand to meet your expectation.
Airport Guide
Introduction
Galway airport is located 6km from the city centre and is very easy to access.
Terminals
The airport has one main terminal building. Car Hire Galway Airport check - in desks are situated in the building. Our friendly and professional staff will meet you and give you the keys to your vehicle meaning a quick start to your holiday.
Travel Routes
There is a road connecting the terminal to the main road for the town centre. Follow the signs on entry and exit when approaching or leaving the airport.
Airport Facilities
There are a number of parking spaces available for disabled drivers and disabled facilities in the terminal. Baby changing facilities are also available. There is internet access, a coffee shop. A café and Bar menu are also available.
Near the Airport
On collecting your vehicle from Car Hire Galway Airport the easy access to Galway means that you will arrive to your hotel very quickly. The 4 star Harbour Hotel is ideally located on Galway's waterfront and is only a short walk from the shops and cafes of Quay Street and Eyre Square. It offers beautiful views of the Harbour and ocean. A trip out to Inisheer, which is also called Eastern Island, is a great way to spend the day and see the wildlife on the cliffs of Moher. The Garrihys Doolin Arran Ferry gives trips around the island.
Dunsandle Castle is unusual in design in that it is built with tie beams. This is not found often in Irish architecture. A visit to Galway is not complete without the traditional Irish music and the craic of the pub. The Western Hotel is the best known and can have up to 12 musicians at any on time. The King's Head in the city centre is a lively place on every night of the week. There is music on each of the 3 floors.
If you are looking to catch a ferry you can visit the
Ferries to Ireland website for general information including crossing times and destinations.