The airport in Williamtown, Newcastle is also known as Newcastle Airport. The area of Newcastle is located in New South Wales which has a lot of great cities to visit and if you hire a car at Newcastle Airport you can at least take a day trip to another city. The airport mainly services flights to and from destinations within the country of Australia including Melbourne and Brisbane, although despite this, it is still one of the top 20 busiest airports in Australia.
Newcastle is well known for a great many cultural events, from country fairs, jazz and music festivals to well-regarded art festivals.
Art lovers who rent a car at Williamtown or Newcastle Airport will want to go to the This is Not Art Festival, an eclectic multi-art form festival which covers everything from new media, to writing and which takes place in October of each year. It is well renowned across Australia for promoting art from cultures who perhaps wouldn’t normally feature in festival programmes.
Newcastle also has a great musical history, and fans of the metal band Silver chair will know already that many members of the band come from Newcastle. There are plenty of live music events happening all across the area, and visitors should check out up to date listings.
Car Collections
With a wide range of travellers passing through our locations every day, we've got a wide range of vehicles on offer to suit your needs - from smart executive saloons to compact family hatchbacks. ***
***Specific cars may not be available when booking
Those who land at Williamtown/Newcastle Airport may want to retreat from the urban areas of the city and escape for a day, to have a more relaxed day trip. Those who want to do so may want to head to Port Stephens. At Port Stephens, you can take part in dolphin watching, and visit the nearby Marine Park. Fans of nature and animals will find plenty to get involved in, and the natural beauty of the surrounding area of the port. You can also partake in whale watching too, which is a really exciting opportunity for visitors.
