Compare MPV Rentals Austria

We have an excellent selection 9 seater MPV’s suitable for business clients and family holidays, working out as both a convenient and economical way to carry 8 passengers and luggage. Our 7-seater MPV’s provide a reliable road performance for a smooth ride and a luxurious interior. All MPV’s, minivans and minibuses are available for airport pickup and include a wide selection of vehicles. People Carries, sometimes referred to as People Movers or a Statin Wagons are ideal if you have 6 passengers, as extra storage is available by folding the two middle seats.

Some of the luxury self drive 8 seater or 4×4 hire is the only choice for a ride that is more comfortable than a minibus and also suitable for some off roading. Option in Austria include the large Chevrolet Suburban which is a well equipped 8-passenger SUV. Up next is the tough and reliable Toyota Landcruiser 4×4 is sometimes available as an 7 seater option and the new Kia Grand and Kia Carnival all impressive MPV’s that will ensure a high level of comfort and choice between manual and auto gear shifts.

Mountains? Rivers? Lakes? A plethora of culture in all shapes and forms, including some of the most lovely food dishes one can eat? How about well-paved roads leading to the mountains for snow sports and in summer time there is hiking and all sorts of other activities? All these things are just scratching the surface of what Austria offers. We haven’t even began to mention the abundance of history that the country has that makes it great for even the people looking to learn about the history of it all and why it has come to be such a sought-after destination. Austria is landlocked by several different countries, making it a great place to begin your journey throughout Europe after finishing Austria – not that most people have enough time! The winter sports capital, along with Switzerland, offers activities year-round so it is great to visit at any time of the year.

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One of the most scenic routes in all of Austria is one the heads through Hohe Tauern National Park. It is one of the most famous drives and is only actually 48 kilometers long, but the Grossglockner High Alpine Road is well worth every kilometer. Along the way, you’ll reach heights of around 250 metres, at a spot known as Hochtor.

You must also not miss the 445-kilometer drive along the Danube which begins in Passau, the border of Germany and Austria, and twists and turns all the way to a small town near known as Hainburg which is near the edges of the famous Donau-Auen National Park. Along the drive itself you’ll see the vineyards in Wachau, you’ll get views of monasteries and ancient ruins, as well as see historic small cities.

Another famous drive is along the Lowland Plains of Burgenland, which extends over 220-kilometers. This drive itself is special because of the ability to stop at such tourist destinations as Baroque Halbturn Castle and the town of Rust which is not only famous for architecture but for wine as well. Wherever you drive in Austria, you’ll certainly fall in love and find more than you originally desired.

Easter and Christmas and the occasional festive shopping trip

• Innsbruck Airport
• Salzburg Airport
• Vienna