When returning your rental vehicle to one of our locations please ensure to refuel your hire car. Allow an additional 30 minutes prior to the flight check-in time for car rental return.
Monday:06:00-23:00
Tuesday:06:00-23:00
Wednesday:06:00-23:00
Thursday:06:00-23:00
Friday:06:00-23:00
Saturday:06:00-23:00
Sunday:06:00-23:00
Where is the branch located?
We are located in the Domestic terminal.
When returning your rental vehicle to one of our locations please ensure to refuel your hire car. Allow an additional 30 minutes prior to the flight check-in time for car rental return.
Park in one of our Parking Bays and return the Keys to our Key Drop Box at the Return office or inside the Domestic Terminal.
Not available at this location.
If you are running late and you won't be able to collect your rental car at the allocated time, it is important to get in touch with the branch you are collecting from, so that we can make alternate arrangements. If you have arrived at the branch and it is closed and if you haven't made prior arrangements for an after-hours collection you will need to pick-up your rental car the following day. Please contact our branches during business hours to arrange an alternative pick-up time.
Largely due to its proximity to the world heritage Great Barrier Reef, Cairns is one of Australia’s most sought after vacation hot spots. Situated in far north Queensland, tropical escapees will revel in the melting pot of experiences famous to Australia’s northernmost metropolis, including a visit to the world’s oldest rainforest.
Be sure to reserve a hire car in advance, having your own set of wheels enables you to explore Cairns' many attractions with complete flexibility. Sure, there are plenty of tour operators to choose from, but there’s nothing quite like being able to soak up the beauty of somewhere like Cairns than in your own time and comfort.
If snorkelling the Great Barrier Reef isn't at the top of your to-do list when visiting Cairns, it won’t take long for you to be convinced. The Great Barrier Reef is easily Australia’s most acclaimed attraction, enticing holidaymakers from around the globe every year; all seeking the opportunity to swim amongst the world’s oldest coral reef system.
Immortalised on the list of the world’s seven natural wonders, the Great Barrier Reef is home to a bounty of colourful marine life species dwelling amongst over 3,000 individual reefs spanning a size larger than the Great Wall of China. In fact, the Great Barrier Reef is so large, it’s the only living thing visible from space!
If that doesn’t blow your mind, getting up close and personal with its vibrant inhabitants sure will.
Visitors are spoiled for choice when it comes to guided operators, with a profusion of experiences on offer at various times of the day. Jump in a speedboat and fast track your journey to the reef in exhilarating style before stopping - seemingly in the middle of nowhere - to launch into the underwater metropolis that lies beneath.
For those erring on the side of caution, be reassured in knowing you’re amongst a team of seasoned snorkelers, marine biologists, and experts on the reef, all of whom are there to ensure you make the most of the encounter in complete safety. Moreover, many of the tours offer a glass-bottom boat tour, allowing you to observe the marine life in complete tranquillity.
Most guided tours leave from the Cairns Cruise Terminal, conveniently located a 12-minute drive south of Cairns Airport in Cairns central. Park your hire car and meander along the docks, where ample signage and tourist operators are situated to help you find your group.
Cairns certainly has a reputation for ancient natural attractions, one of which is the famous Daintree Rainforest. Thriving for more than 180 million years, the Daintree plays host to a bounty of flora and fauna species, from the microscopic to the massive. Visitors are encouraged to pack their hire car with a picnic lunch before taking off along the Captain Cook Highway to visit this ancient playground.
Situated 124 kilometres north of Cairns, the Daintree is a scenic two-hour drive along the Cape York Peninsula, where dense, tropical flora scales the mountains on one side, whilst the stunning waters of the Coral Sea are seen from the other.
On arrival, select from a range of things to see and do, including guided tours of Cape Tribulation, an historic site significant to European settlement in Australia; or a guided river cruise amongst the dense mangroves, where crocodiles and other Daintree locals are regularly observed.
Finally, the Daintree offers a level of tranquillity best enjoyed at the Daintree Wellness Spa. Positioned at the Daintree Ecolodge, the spa offers guests healing treatments for the mind, body and soul, leaving you in a state of pure, unadulterated relaxation.
Where better to uncover some of the best that Australia has to offer than Cairns? A hire car and a level of curiosity is all that’s needed to make the very best of this tropical playground.