Elephant Car Hire are the market leaders in providing car hire at Southbroom South Coast. With a large fleet in South Africa, Elephant Car Hire Southbroom South Coast shows its flexibility and dedication to our customers by having many convenient pick up and drop off points. If you don’t want to rely on public transport on your trip then car hire is the perfect choice. No more wasting money on Taxis and travel where you want when you want in or around Southbroom South Coast with the benefit of know your car comes with unlimited miles.
We will include waivers against collision damage and vehicle theft, as well as full liability cover. This will make sure you can sit back and relax on your holiday. These waivers are subject to locations and your nationality. These extras are optional for US residents in certain countries and are optional for any car hire in the USA and Canada.
Do you need a 7 or 9 seater car to fit the whole family? Elephant Car Hire have a many small and large SUV’s for Southbroom South Coast. We do advise they book very early for these types of cars. Availability is for these types of cars are limited even in low season. Power steering, central locking and air conditioning are included on almost all of our cars in South Africa. We’ll make sure you won’t miss all those modern luxuries.
You can choose from our vast fleet in South Africa with vehicles such as the Seat Cordoba, the Peugeot 407 or even the stunning Jaguar S Type. Car Rental South Africa can cater for all your requirements.
Should you rent a car for Southbroom South Coast, the need to go to Gilbert Road Driftwood Centre, Southbroom, 4277 to collect your vehicle. The destinations Margate Airport (6 Km) could be more suitable for you, so check out these if they are.
When you reach the collection point you must present your drivers license. The main driver of car will need to present a valid credit card at the desk, so be sure you bring it with you. Unfortunately, a pre-paid card from mastercard or any other companies will not be accepted.
