Car Hire Waterford Airport

The city of Waterford in the Republic of Ireland is a magical place, not just for the beautiful crystal that’s made there. The whole region is typical of the Emerald Isle and cries out to be explored. Some decide to do it the local way by getting on the bus whilst others resort to expensive organised tours. By far the most enjoyable way is by hire car which gives you the option of stopping where you want to in order to admire the view or for an impromptu picnic. It’s possible to arrange a hire car when you arrive at Waterford Airport but it’s a lot easier and time saving to arrange it before you leave home.

At Any Airport Car Hire we have all you need to be able to organise the hire car of your choice at Waterford Airport. To begin with we have an easy to navigate website with clear pricing policies and terms and conditions. We know that some of you may struggle if you’re a technophobe but again there’s a telephone number for assistance or an online help desk which is even easier to access. Then we have our unbeatable prices gained from searching the latest offers from fifty of the world’s top hire car companies. Finally, if you’re worried about insurance cover, our cars come with comprehensive insurance, collision damage waiver and 24 hour roadside assistance.

Waterford Airport Guide

Waterford Airport is located in Killowen, six miles from Waterford itself and served over 80,000 passengers last year, all of them from the UK airports of Luton, Southend, Manchester and Birmingham. Operators include Aer Arann and Flybe. Waterford is considered to be the oldest city in Ireland and has a wealth of medieval history and architecture around its environs.

Waterford is a walled city with the bastions dating back over 500 years. Much has been destroyed over time but there are still large sections you can walk around and look at the city from above. Key things to do in the city are to tour the Waterford crystal factory and maybe invest in a piece or two; climb up inside Reginald’s Tower, an ancient Viking monument or visit the Waterford Treasures Museum which is packed to the rafters with items dug out of the city and surrounding countryside.

Outside the city, the favourite haunt of tourists is Ardmore, a perfectly photogenic little port with an amazing beach and plenty of little shops to keep gift hunters happy.