The stunning West Coast scenery of Ireland is made that little bit less costly with Car Hire Knock Airport. We provide our customers with a cost effective service and great prices. This helps our customers save money when they are on holiday. With famously low prices that start from as little as £12 per day we compare rates with companies such as Budget, Hertz and Dollar. Our goal is to ensure that you have the best value for money and the best possible price.
We provide our customers an affordable service, with Road Tax Fund, liability insurance, collision damage waivers and breakdown assistance all inclusive in our prices. This gives our valued customers peace of mind and makes Car Rental Knock Airport one of the most popular choices. The beautiful scenery can be enjoyed with a sporty VW Beetle or a Toyota Yaris. These are just two of our many different vehicles in our fleet. Whatever vehicle you choose Car Hire Knock Airport will meet your expectations.
Airport Guide
Introduction
Knock Airport is located between the towns of Galway and Sligo in the west coast of Ireland.
Terminals
The airport has one main terminal building. Car Hire Knock Airport has a check-in desk in the terminal and will meet you when you arrive and escort you to your vehicle so that you can begin your holiday straightaway.
Travel Routes
The N17 is a National Road that connects the town with the main towns of Galway and Sligo. The airport is easily accessed from this road.
Airport Facilities
The airport has a number of facilities available including public telephones and a post box. First Aid and medical facilities are in the terminal building. The Slainte Restaurant offers good food. Souvenirs can be bought from the Knock Shrine shop. ATM and bureau de change are also available.
Near the Airport
After you collect your vehicle from Car Hire Knock Airport, you are able to explore the beautiful countryside. Stay at the Beach Bar Aughris House. It offers bed and breakfast commonly found in this part of Ireland. The location is one of natural beauty. The cairn of Queen Maeve of Connacht who is mentioned in poems by Yeats is situated atop Knocknarea Mountain and the climb is worth the effort for the wonderful view. Dooney Rock Nature Trail is a lovely walk and you can spot many different species of wild animals.
Kate's Kitchen in the town is a tasty little deli that offers fine wine and you can pick up a souvenir in the Sligo Craft and Pottery shop. McHughs Bar offers a lively evening with traditional Irish music while the award winning Velvet Room Nightclub is the place to be at the weekend