Car Hire Estonia

Sitting on the Baltic coast Estonia has shades of Finnish culture and some magnificent Baltic scenery. A hire car from Budget is the perfect way to see this magical country, whether touring the historically rich cities or the stunning countryside. Driving is widely considered to be the best way to travel around Estonia; subsequently your hire car will be a valuable asset to your trip. Predominantly the roads are in good condition and the rules of the road ensure you must drive on the right. A mixture of inland territories and Baltic islands, Estonia has much for the tourist to see and do. Thanks to the relatively small size of the country your hire car is the perfect travel partner that will allow you to see many of the sights whilst on your trip. Remember to book in advance for even better deals and great value.

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The capital, Tallinn sits on the northern coast of Estonia and is a principal port in the country. As such it is easily accessible for tourists, whether travelling by sea or air, a rental car is an ideal way to see this historically rich city. English is widely spoken and the magnificent old town is on the list of UNESCO world heritage sites. The wonderful medieval architecture surrounds the traveller at all times, whether it is the imposing city walls, the scenic houses or impressive towers and gatehouses. A later attraction is the Kadriorg Palace built for Peter the Great, a short drive from the city centre means that your hire car is the perfect way to see this wonderful architectural example. Of course the freedom to travel at your own leisure will allow you to tour the majestic coastline and visit the quaint fishing villages.

Health and wellbeing form a large part of the Estonian national conscience, a part of this is the internationally renowned health resort of Parnu in the west of the country. Widely visited by Estonians and Finns alike, its health benefits are plain to see. Whether this is the refreshing waters of the Baltic or the luxurious mud baths and saunas, a trip to Parnu will ensure you return relaxed and rejuvenated.

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Saaremaa and Hiiumaa Islands are in the west of the country and form the largest part of the island territory in Estonia. The island of Saaremaa is believed to have been inhabited for some five thousand years; notorious residents were the fabled Estonian Pirates, sometimes labelled the Eastern Vikings. An excellent attraction on the island is Kuressare Castle, an imposing fortress that dominates the local landscape. The second major island in Estonia is Hiiumaa; its major town is Kardla. The most important landmark on the island is Kopu Lighthouse, the world's third oldest operating lighthouse. Measuring 37 metres high it was first lit in 1531 and remains one of the most important lighthouses for nautical navigation in the Baltic region. These two islands have a wealth of sites of historical interest and should definitely form part of your itinerary when visiting Estonia. So whatever your reason for coming to Estonia, Budget can provide you with a travel solution to make your trip more enjoyable.