Motorhome Hire Dublin Airport

Dublin Airport has been an airport since its inception in 1930. It is located at the mouth of the River Liffey, just south of the city centre. The airport is owned by the Irish government and is operated by Aer Rianta, who run many other airports around Ireland including Shannon International Airport, Cork Airport and Belfast International Airport. There are over 30 airlines flying into Dublin Airport, offering flights from across Europe, North America and Asia. This means there's plenty of choice when it comes to choosing where to stay while visiting Dublin Airport.

The airport itself is divided into two parts, Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Terminal 1 is used for domestic flights, whereas Terminal 2 is used for international flights. Both terminals offer car rental services, but they are not identical. In fact, they're quite different. If you are looking for motorhome hire Dublin Airport then I recommend checking out both options before making your decision. Here are some of the differences between them:

Terminal 1 offers self-drive motorhome hire. You'll find a wide range of motorhomes here, ranging from small pop-up campers through to larger models such as fifth wheel trailers. All of these motorhomes come fully equipped with beds, cooking facilities, heating systems and toilets. Some even include washing machines and dishwashers!

Terminal 2 offers chauffeur driven motorhome hire. These motorhomes are similar to those found in terminal 1, except they are driven by a driver rather than being self-driven.

Some useful information about Ireland

The unique country code for Ireland is IE. You will likely therefore find that country code in your address bar if you visit a website from Ireland. With regards to time, Ireland lies in the Europe/Dublin timezone, which means that it has a GMT offset of 0.0 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Can I drop off my campervan somewhere other than Ireland?

In many cases you can. Note that if you do, there is likely to be an increased cost.

How does the insurance work in Ireland?

The campervan insurance is almost always included in the vehicle hire cost, but this usually does not include the full excess (see below).

Will there be an excess for campervan hire Ireland?

There is likely to be an excess in most cases, however you can usually remove it if you pay a little more per day. You may also be able to arrange with a 3rd party to cover the insurance.

Can I compare prices in Ireland?

Absolutely! Our search engine lets you compare across a range of campervan providers to secure the best deal.

Is there a charge for using a card to hire a campervan in Ireland?

In most cases there is a nominal charge to use a credit or debit card, which rarely exceeds 2%. Please note that Visa and Mastercard are the only card types accepted at this time.