We all know that New Zealand is a place with stunning landscapes and a culture that is admired around the world.

There is so much to do and explore within New Zealand, with the country itself seperated into two islands, and what better way to get around than with car hire from Hire4Less.

What makes New Zealand truly unique is that you can have the adrenalin pumping through your veins, or you can be in a state of complete calm, and both can be experienced in the great outdoors.

Hire4less offers low cost car hire in major centres in New Zealand including Auckland, Christchurch, Hamilton, New Plymouth, Queenstown and Wellington with well known brands like Hertz, Avis, Budget, Alamo, Europcar and National plus many local car hire companies at even lower prices.

Car Hire Options

The only option available to our customers is renting your car from your desired location in New Zealand, with many customers taking a flight into one of the many New Zealand airports and renting from there.
Whatever your preference, you can be sure that we offer car hire at your chose destination, with car hire being offered in locations such as Auckland, Christchurch, Queenstown and Wellington.

Please use the right hand side of this page for areas and if your chosen pick-up destination isnt there or you're not sure if we offer car hire in your chosen destination then please don't hesitate to contact us.

 

Driving in New Zealand Information

You will find the following information extremely helpful when driving in Australia:

• You must be 21 years of age
• You must carry an English driving licence allowing you to driveor an International Driving Permit (IDP). However, a stay of over 12 months will require you to convert to a New Zealand licence
• You DRIVE ON THE LEFT HAND SIDE OF THE ROAD. Anyone from the US or any other 'right hand side' country will have to adjust to this. You give way at all junctions to the right
• Cars in New Zealand are right hand side drive, so be prepared or you may be shocked upon arrival!
• If driving an English car, headlight converters are compulsory. As well as this, GB stickers are needed on the back of the car if your license plate doesn't have the 'European Union' flag with its circle of golden stars.
• The speed limit in New Zealand is 50kmph in built up areas and 100kmph on the open roads. However, please be sure to look out and stick to signposts, as limits may vary.
• New Zealand has stricter drive driving rules than the UK (0.5 mg/ml instead of 0.8) so we thoroughly recommend that you don't do it.
• Carry all of your driving documentation with you, including your full UK driving license, vehicle insurance and registration.

Holiday Autos Quote

Click on the link below to get a quote from Holiday Autos or call them on 0871 472 5084. Their online prices are always cheaper than phone prices.