Van Hire Belfast
Starting from
£11.99 per day*
* Rates include tax and are based on a 7 day rental
Hertz van hire in Belfast
Van hire in Belfast makes it easy to transport goods to and from the infamous docks, whether that’s part of the cities shipping or shipbuilding industry.
The docks aren’t the only iconic part of Belfast. Queen’s University Belfast is one of the top 140 universities in the world and sits at the heart of the city centre. Hire a van from Hertz and easily move your kids into their chosen university accommodation.
Choose from our range of vans to suit your needs, whether that’s transporting packages from the docks, delivering shipbuilding equipment or simply carrying a loved one and their belongings to their new university home.
With several pick-up locations across the city, including ones at Belfast International Airport and George Best City Airport, you can collect your hire van at a location that best suits you and drop it off conveniently once you’re done.
If you need to travel out of Belfast, that’s no problem. You can drop off your stuff where it needs to be and leave your hire van at a drop-off location that’s closest to you.
Pickup Locations Belfast
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Belfast International Airport
Opening hours: Mo-Fr 0700-2300, Sa 0700-1830, Su 1000-2300
Address: Terminal Building, , Northern Ireland
Phone: +44 (0) 28 9442 2533
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Belfast City Airport
Opening hours: Mo-Fr 0800-2130, Sa 0800-1930, Su 0800-2130
Address: City Harbour Airport, , Northern Ireland
Phone: +44 (0) 28 9073 2451
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Belfast City Centre - 30 Ravenhill Road
Opening hours: Mo-Th 0800-1700, Fr 0900-1800, Sa 0900-1300, Su closed
Address: 30 Ravenhill Road,
Northern IrelandPhone: +44 (0) 28 9073 1300
Driving in and around Belfast
Main roads in Belfast
- Falls Road – the main road through west Belfast, running from the city centre to Anderstown.
- M1 – main motorway into Belfast from the south of Northern Ireland passing through Lisburn, Craigavon and Portadown before becoming the A4 in Dungannon..
- M2 – motorway to the north-west of the city. Passes through Antrim and heads north towards Ballymena.
- M3 – Main motorway from Belfast to Ballymacarrett. Connects with both the M2 and M5.
- M5 – motorway leading into Belfast along the north-east coast of Northern Ireland. At only one mile long, the M5 passes runs from Rathcoole to Whitewell.
- A55 – main ring road looping around the city centre through Newtonbreda and Castlereagh.
- A12 – one of the central roads through Belfast city centre, connecting Balmoral and Andersonstown with the M3.
- A2 – A-road leading east out of Belfast through the rural countryside towards Bangor.
How to get to Belfast Docks
The Belfast Docks are home to the Duncrue Industrial Estate and depots for Parcel Force Worldwide and DHL among other local shipping companies operating out of Belfast port. Hertz locations at Ravenhill Road and Belfast City Airport are around a 10-minute drive away.
- Follow the M2 out of the city centre towards the north-west.
- Exit the motorway at Junction 1.
- Take Dargon Road towards the docks and industrial estates.
How to get to Harland & Wolf Ship Building
One of the major shipyards in the city, Harland & Wolf Ship Building and Repairs sits near to the Titanic Museum. If you’re transporting materials and tools to the building yard, it’s easiest reached by following the A2.
- Use the A2 to head into the Titanic Quarter.
- Head north-east through the industrial estate.
- The shipyard sits behind the Bombardier Aerospace building and NIACE Centre.
How to get to Queen’s University Belfast
Queens University Belfast is right at the heart of the city. It’s best reached:
- From the south using the A1 or A24.
- From the north along the M2.
- From the west via the A52 and A55 ring road or the M2.
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