Targa Cheap Car Rentals & Car Hire Deals

Getting around Targa doesn’t have to drain your savings, with daily car rental prices starting at just AU$79 within the past seven days.

Rental cars at Launceston Airport (LST) can be found in the arrivals area adjacent to baggage claim. Here you’ll be able to book a set of wheels at Avis, Budget or Europcar. Redspot and Hertz also provide some excellent deals.

No need to worry. You should be eligible for all of your money back if you let us know a minimum of six hours prior to pickup time. Your itinerary contains information about this, as does our Customer Service Portal. Not all prepaid reservations result in a refund though, so it’s a good idea to go over your car rental policy.

Hop into the driver’s seat of a compact car in Targa and you’ll be in excellent company. The most booked category of rental car, these rides are economical, fuel-efficient and a cinch to park. With a compact vehicle, you’ll easily manoeuvre around bustling city streets. Of course, you can always think big. Browse our range of larger home categories including intermediate, standard and full-size. However you like to roll, we’ll have your perfect ride.

After you’ve ticked off the fabulous attractions in Targa, there’s a lot more to discover in the surrounding area. Collect the keys to a rental car, toss your bags in the trunk and get on the road. Here are some drives we think you’ll enjoy:

• You’ll discover Cascade Brewery and countless other amazing sights in Hobart. From Targa, it’s around 177 kilometres away.
• Why not check out the wonders of Cradle Mountain too? Unmissable tourist attractions in this buzzing city include Dove Lake. Cradle Mountain is about 121 kilometres from Targa.
• Wilsons Promontory National Park is about 274 kilometres from Targa and is one of the region’s most breathtaking nature spots. Go for a wander around and enjoy the fresh air.

You’ll score an amazing deal on your wheels with Expedia. Compact or full-size, you’ll find your dream ride from one of the suppliers in Targa. Our exclusive offers, rewards programmes and member prices will help you get the most out of your travel budget. And if you’d like to save even more, bundle your bookings into a holiday package. Add flights or hotels (or both) to your home vehicle reservation and get access to awesome discounts!

Expedia makes it easy and fast to compare costs, offers and home providers, and to check customer recommendations. Bundle your Targa car rental with hotel or flight bookings and you can save even more.

Drivers with a valid license 21 and over can rent a vehicle in Targa. While some providers may be willing to accommodate drivers younger than 21 prepare for additional fees. Find out what age range the young renter fee applies to, and the cost, before you book. Suppliers also restrict the types of cars available to young drivers. Higher age limits apply for specialty and luxury vehicles.

Before you can hit the road in Targa, you’ll need a driver’s license and a credit card. If you decline to take out the company’s insurance plan, you may also have to show proof of alternative coverage. Rules can vary, so read the contract terms and conditions before you select a home company.

In Targa and across Australia, motorists drive on the left. This can be daunting enough, but the steering wheel and other controls are also on the opposite side to what you’re used to. To stay safe behind the wheel, take things slow to begin with and leave yourself extra time to get from A to B.

Whether you plan to stick around Targa or discover what’s beyond, it’s easy to book a long-term holiday home with Expedia. Enter your trip details and pick-up/drop-off locations and we’ll find you fantastic long-term car rental deals.

You’ll need to look into the age policy of the Targa holiday home providers you’re considering. If you’re under 25 years old, some will charge extra costs. It’s handy to know about this before arriving at the desk so you can plan your budget accordingly. Each holiday home car company has its own rules for young drivers, so it’s smart to do your research.