There are plenty of companies offering deals on a car rental in Kingston, but approaching each one to compare them all can be very time-consuming. So, let Airport Rentals provide you with a short cut to the easy part by bringing together all the companies and their deals in one place. It will allow you to quickly decide on the perfect vehicle for you.
You’ll find the best deal by entering your arrival and departure dates at AirportRentals.com, which will result in a list of each Kingston Airport car rental from leading brands such as Avis, Budget and Hertz. Take your pick of vehicles from luxury models and vans to economy cars and station wagons and reserve your choice on the spot with instantaneous confirmation.
Once you’ve made your reservation, it’s still possible to cancel or amend your booking without any charges on most vehicles. Also, remember that you’ll have 24/7 weekday support should you need it once you’re out on the road.
Kingston, a destination you will never forget
Give yourself a day to venture to the Blue Mountains, a little over an hour from Kingston. This mountain range is the longest in the country and is an enchanting haven of hiking and biking trails, resplendent with lush forests, waterfalls and epic views of Kingston and the surrounding areas. Caffeine fiends in particular will savour the world-famous Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee that’s harvested from the rich soil on the mountains, and you can take any number of tours for the guided experience of this immense range.
One of Kingston’s most famous children is Bob Marley, arguably the King of Reggae. Visit his former home, which is now a museum, to see some of his personal treasures, take a guided tour of the property and pick up a souvenir or two from the gift shop.
Culture and history are important in Kingston, and there are several places to visit to immerse yourself in the Jamaican way of life. The National Gallery of Jamaica is where you’ll find an expansive collection of Caribbean art from throughout history, with permanent and touring exhibitions, guided tours and special children’s art programmes. Carry on to see Devon House, a 19th century mansion that showcases English, French, Caribbean and Jamaican antiques, and happens to be one of the best spots in the city to stop for ice cream.
To and from Kingston Airport
Note that Kingston’s closest airport is called Norman Manley International Airport, named after one of the country’s national heroes. It’s a scenic 20-minute drive from the airport to Kingston central.
If you are after white sand beaches, head to Montego Bay, on the other side of the island. After you are done relaxing, you can head to Puerto Rico or Costa rica to discover other stunning landscapes.
