Cheap Paris Hire Car & Car Rentals

Seriously, does it get more romantic than Paris? A candlelit dinner, views of the Eiffel Tower all lit up, and silly amounts of wine and stinky cheese. Okay, stinky cheese isn’t very romantic. Maybe just stick to the brie.

Even if you visit the “City of Lights” without that special someone, you can still enjoy some of the world’s most iconic architecture right next to local shops and cafés run by generations of the same family. Oh yeah, and some of the world’s best pieces of art, nightlife and all the latest fashions.

Shopping pants? Check. Croissants? Check. Our Paris packages will leave you with plenty of cash to spend in this beautiful city, so get moving, mate!

Go Cruising

Your adventure begins on what we like to call “Le Gran Tour du Car Hire in Paris”. Start at the Champ de Mars and gaze up at the Eiffel Tower. Cross the Seine River and hit the Jardins du Trocadéro, the Gran Palais, the Louvre and of course Notre-Dame Cathedral. You can find them all along the river.

Ready for something a little more, well, spooky? Wander through the Catacombs of Paris and feel the goose pimples rise on your skin as you pass by literally millions of skeletons. Don’t worry: You can leave the lights on in your accommodation in Paris tonight!

Road Trip!

While not in the geographic centre of France, all roads lead to (and from) Paris. So rev up one of our Paris car hire options and head out! Just 20km outside the city is the world-famous Palais de Versailles, its Hall of Mirrors, and Marie Antoinette’s hamlet.

Feeling artistic? Drive the 75km to Giverny to visit the home of Claude Monet. Please keep your ears inside the car (and attached to your head) at all times. On the way, step into the great outdoors at Parc Naturel Régional du Vexin Français to check out hiking trails, bike paths and villages.

When you book one of our Paris car rental options, you get all the romance (and skeletons!) of Paris, plus the chance to hit that irresistible open road. All with the savings you’d expect from Wotif. What’s not to love?