Car Rental at 'Sligo Airport'

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The address of the current location 'Sligo Airport': Strand Hill , Sligo , , Sligo, Ireland.

Selecting another rental location:
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Search for deals. Rental companies in 'Sligo Airport' frequently provide great offers. You can monitor the search results for best deals in Sligo for several days. Another way to reduce a rental price is to book a car few months in advance. Finally, car offers with day-time pick-up and drop-off are much cheaper than night rentals.

Reservation. While completing the booking form, verify the correctness of your personal data, to avoid confusions at the rental desk in 'Sligo Airport'. At the same time, pay attention to the rental conditions. Each vehicle in Ireland is provided with its own rental conditions, available by the link below the car photo.

Pick up. Be in time for the car pick-up. If you are too late, without notifying the office in 'Sligo Airport', an officer may release your vehicle to another client. In case of a delay, we recommend making a call to the desk in Sligo a few hours before the pick-up time. The number of the desk is given in your voucher.

Rental location. Recently, rental parking areas in Ireland have been moved away from airport terminals. For such situations, rental offices in 'Sligo Airport' are obliged to provide a shuttle bus from the terminal to the rental area.

Payment. Rental payments in 'Sligo Airport' are made exclusively by credit cards. Cash, debit cards and Internet cards are not accepted. Prior to pick-up in Sligo, make sure that your credit card account has sufficient funds for an insurance deposit.

We wish you great holidays in Ireland and fantastic discoveries in Sligo!

Rental FAQ

OrangeSmile.com in cooperation with CarTrawler offers a 'hire-it-yourself' car rental service for most of the locations in Ireland. Simply select your desired vehicle type and rental period in the left orange form, and we will find and provide you the all available offers in Sligo at best prices. Instant confirmation, absence of any service charges and fees, as well as a quick customer support are the additional advantages of our service.

Typical models of OrangeSmile.com vehicles in Sligo

Mini & economy hatchback: Suzuki Swift, Peugeot 107 and Toyota Aygo

Compact & intermediate sedan: Ford Mondeo, Hyundai Sonata and Mercedes A Class

Full-size saloon & station wagon: Honda Accord, BMW 3 Series and Nissan Maxima

Premium & luxury limousine: BMW X3, Mercedes SLK and Mercedes C Class

Minivan & minibus, 7-15 pax: Mercedes Vito, Peugeot 807 7 seater and Citroen C8 Tdi

SUV, crossover & off-road vehicle: Hyundai Tuscon, BMW X3 and Toyota Rav4

Cabriolet, roadster & convertible: Suzuki Jimny, Peugeot 206 Cabriolet and Audi A3 Convertible

Rental locations near Sligo

» Knock - 53.2 km
» Donegal - 59.9 km
» Cavan - 99.7 km

» Omagh - 99.8 km
» Letterkenny - 101 km
» Athlone - 106.5 km

» Galway - 111.3 km
» Londonderry - 123 km
» Portadown - 149.1 km

Where to go by car near Sligo: Giants Causeway

An amazing natural attraction can be found in Northern Ireland. We are talking about Giant's Causeway - that's how locals call 40,000 basalt columns formed millions of years ago after a volcanic eruption. The structure looks very impressive. Columns located close to each other originate at the foot of the cliff and go into the sea forming some sort of springboard. The springboard is quite impressive; it’s 300 meters long and 150 meters wide.

The theory of emergence of pillars is quite logical and justified. Giant's Causeway is nothing, but a huge cracked basalt plateau. Orderliness of cracks and correct hexagonal pillars are also quite simple to explain. The reason for that was too rapid cooling of the plateau and the usual horizontal compression. The locals associate many beautiful legends with that causeway. According to the most common one, that was built by giant called Fionn MacCool specifically to challenge the one-eyed sea monster, Gaulle. The giant has managed to wangle an opponent; while running, he broke the trail, so its appearance today is far from ideal. Despite the fact that scientists have been able to suggest a logical theory of the origin, the path never ceases to attract thousands of travelers.
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