Norway Car Rental

Cheaper deals here for car rental in Norway.Rates include mileage, CDW, roadside assistance and insurance

You have the option of booking with either Alamo/National, Avis, Budget, Europcar, Hertz and Sixt, where you will see who has cars on airport, what their fuel policies are, etc.

All our prices include Airport Tax, VAT and road taxes. Also included are third party liability insurance, theft protection, a collision damage waiver and unlimited mileage.

Our suppliers have a wide range of vehicles, from the small city run around, to estates, SUV, MPV and 7/9 seater minivans.

If you want to hire a car in Norway should be at least 19 years old. However, car rental companies may raise the age requirement to 25 years old, depending upon the type of car that you want.

More Norwegian Car Hire Info

For short visits, the license that you use from your country of origin is sufficient. It has to have been valid for at least a year, for it to be accepted by the major car hire companies, but as always, best to have an International Licence as well.

We can also provide one way car hire in Norway. Whilst one way rentals are available they can work out expensive. It depends on the distance.

Norway can get very cold and the weather very severe, so we advise booking a 4WD such as the Nissan X-Trail or Land Rover. If skiing, then either add ski racks to your booking request or consider renting a station wagon similar to the Volvo V50 Estate. Winter tyres are mandatory and are included free of charge.

In Norway, the peak season is the summer, so best to rent your vehicle early.

About Norway

Norway prides itself in having an abundance of nature and the extensive, captivating history of the Vikings.

Norway has great natural phenomenon, that are unique amongst these Scandinavian countries. The most northern of all of the Scandinavian countries also provides the true 'Arctic chill,' where the weather can turn freezing just as quick as you can blink.

Norway certainly provides lovely views, being world renowned for the fjords of the west and its unpopulated national parks, sprinkled throughout the country.

Oslo, the capital city of Norway, claims fame to having a history tracing back over 1,000 years. Whether it be for a history lesson on the people who once walked the earth or for pictures of one of Europe's most green and snowy places, you'll certainly fall in love with Norway.

The currency is the Norwegian Krone. Over five million call Norway their home, who do very well in the main, due to their abundance of natural resources not being wasted, helping to contribute to one of the best life styles around the world.

They are mainly Christian Lutherans, but with a range of others as befits any multi-cultural society. Football, skiing and most winter sports are popular pastimes. The main industries are oil, gas, fishing and mobile phones.

Pining for the Fjords? - No trip to Norway would be complete without a cruise around a fjord or hundred, or more!

Updated:- 3rd January 2025

Below are some links you may find useful
Bergen	Bodo	Moss Rygge	Oslo	Stavanger
Trondheim	Norway Tourism	Sweden	Denmark	Finland
Norway	Aalesund	Alta	Bardufoss	Harstad
Harstad	Kristiansand	Molde	Hammerfest	Forde

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