Compare Car Hire in Waikino

Thrifty Car Rental and Europcar are within a quick commute of Tauranga Airport (TRG). After landing, it won’t be long before you’re hitting the open road.

We get that flexibility on the road is important. That’s why the majority of prepaid rentals offer a complete refund if you cancel a minimum of six hours before pickup. It’s still good to scan your rental agreement though as there are some exemptions. If you can’t find the answer there, make your way to our Customer Service Portal.

From quick day trips to road trips of a lifetime, Expedia has cars to suit every style and adventure. Take your pick of reliable rental companies in Waikino. And with our exclusive offers and discounts, you can be confident you’ll get a good deal on your wheels. Did you know you can combine your bookings into a package? Add a hotel or flight to your rental car and watch the savings grow!

Whatever sort of ride you’re looking for, Expedia will help you track down the best deal. Just compare the offers from reliable rental providers and book the option that’s perfect for you. Want to drive away with even more in your wallet? Combine your Waikino car rental with hotel or flight bookings.

Before you can get behind the wheel in Waikino, you’ll need a driver’s license and a credit card that matches the name on your license. If you decline to take out the company’s insurance policy, you may also have to show proof of other coverage. Rules may vary, so read the policy terms and conditions before you choose a rental provider.

Yes, your valid U.S. License will be enough for you to legally drive in Waikino. But if you’re the kind of traveler who likes to cover all your bases, get yourself an International Driving Permit. It’s relatively simple to arrange.

Visit our long-term car rental deals page, enter your trip details and then lock in a ride that suits. Whether you’re staying in Waikino or discovering beyond, Expedia will help you find a long-term rental at a fabulous rate.

Some Waikino companies will rent to drivers under 25, and others won’t. Age policies differ from supplier to supplier, so you should do your homework. Also, find out if there are extra costs. Some outlets will pass on a surcharge to young drivers between the ages of 21 and 24. Always read through the terms and conditions to avoid any nasty surprises.