Cheap Car Hire In Chile

Find great car hire deals in Chile

By comparing prices between all major car rental companies in Chile, we can provide the best offers. With our selected partners you will not only find great deals but also car hire companies that provide excellent customer service and quality cars. Find a wide range of deals for economy, compact and luxury cars in Chile. You can compare cheap prices in Chile in simple steps. No hidden fees and 24/7 customer support. Cars with Unlimited Mileage, Theft Protection, and CDW insurance are included in the prices. 

What to keep in mind when renting a car in Chile?

The minimum age to rent a car is 21 years old and with some suppliers for people over 75 years of age. Young driver surcharges may apply for renters between 21-25 years old. This information is visible in the search engine with Orbit Car Hire. Accidents are something we do not control, therefore it is important to keep in mind what kind of coverage you have. At Orbit Car Hire you can buy additional coverage so you can travel around the Island without worry. In Chile, you drive on the left side of the road. For the countries that drive on the right lane, this can be confusing but good to know before you begin the journey.

Find a cheap car hire deal in Chile

If you're looking for a low-cost car in Chile, look no further than Orbit. We have agreements with some of the best international and local brands that will make it easy to find what your budget can afford! By booking ahead we not only guarantee cheap prices but also quality service so take advantage while these deals last - book now before they run out or are gone forever!.

When you're looking for a rent-a-car, we've got low prices and no hidden fees. Our search engine can find any type of minivan or SUV that suits your trip needs! Filter based on transmission type-- pick up at the top of this page (or airport) then go ahead and book online with our customer support team by phone/email if needed help booking in advance too!.

Best ways to travel to Chile

There are many ways to enter and leave Chile: by air, land or sea. By far the most popular way is by plane. If you want to take a boat or bus, it takes longer, but more on that later. Also, remember that there are baggage check-in fees for each daily flight, so pack light! There are a handful of other airlines that fly into Chile including American Airlines, LAN, Latam, Turkish Air, Delta Airlines and Iberia Airlines.

Information about Chile

Chile is located in South America and borders Peru, Bolivia, Argentina and the Pacific Ocean. The Atacama Desert occupies the northernmost part of Chile. Chilean territory encompasses a wide variety of landscapes, including high mountain ranges, vast coastal plains and the driest place on earth. The Andes Mountains run parallel to Chile's western border, while the eastern half of the country consists of a series of large lakes and the dense rainforest on the border with Argentina known as La Frontera or El Bosque Austral. With nearly 12,000 km of coastline and thousands of islands, some populated only by sea lions and penguins, Chile has more than 5000 km (3100 miles) of beaches, making it one of the longest coastlines in the world.

Top 3 Must-visit cities in Chile

Santiago the capital

Santiago is the capital of Chile. It was founded in the mid-16th century under the name of Santiago de la Nueva Extremadura by Pedro de Valdivia. The city also goes by the names "Chile's Capital" or "Capital of Chile". It accommodates a massive ten million people that represent 42% of the population of this Latin American country.

Puerto Alto 

Puente Alto is a Chilean city and municipality in the province of Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region. The city has many nicknames such as "The City of Skyscrapers", "Athens of the South" or others, referring to its urban development over the years. With 646,792 inhabitants (October 2012), it is one of Chile's most populous cities and one of the most important by economic activity. This municipality is perhaps best known for having given life to great national athletes such as Francisco Javier Elizalde (winner of the Golden Baton) and Marco Antonio Huerta (gold medallist at the 2000 Sydney Olympics).

The landscapes you can find in Puente are: Mountains like San Ramón and "El Ángel", San Cristóbal Mountain, Mapocho River, Los Dominicos Church, Alonso de Córdova Park, etc.

Antofagasta

Antofagasta is a city and municipality in northern Chile, about 1,100 kilometres (690 miles) north of Santiago. It is the capital of the province of Antofagasta and the region of Antofagasta. Antofagasta is part of the area historically known as the "Atacama Desert", one of the driest deserts in the world.