Van Hire Cardiff
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Hertz at Cardiff
With a long and rich history dating back over 2,000 years, Cardiff today is a lively, modern city and a bustling industrial hub. Many of its historic buildings stand hand-in-hand with it’s contemporary structures, giving the city a unique look.
Packed full of retail parks, a renowned university and a number of shops, van hire in Cardiff is extremely useful. Whether you’re moving home, shifting things about for work, doing some large-scale shopping or moving furniture, we can help.
We have a wide selection of vans, so you can find the right ones for your needs. You’ll find us at numerous locations including Cardiff International Airport and Bessemer Road - which is in the Leckwith area, south west of the city centre.
Our vans are clean and spacious, and when you book with us, you can be out on the road and doing whatever you need to do, with minimum of fuss.
Pickup Locations Cardiff
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Cardiff International Airport
Opening hours: (Seasonal Location) May-28 Oct: Mo-Fr 0800-2230, Sa 0900-1700, Su 1000-1800 // 29 Oct-Apr: Mo-Th 0800-2200, Fr 0800-2230, Sa 0900-1700, Su 1000-1930
Address: Rhoose, , South Glamorgan, , Wales
Phone: +44 (0) 1446 711722
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Cardiff Culverhouse B&Q
Opening hours:
Address: Cowbridge Road, , Culverhouse Cross, , Ely
Phone:
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Cardiff - Bessemer Road
Opening hours: Mo-Fr 0800-1730, Sa 0900-1300, Su 1000-1600
Address: Bessemer Road,
South Glamorgan,
WalesPhone: +44 (0) 2920 224548
Driving in and around Cardiff
Whether you’re a local of the area, moving into the city or helping a loved one move for university, Cardiff is an easily navigable city. And while public transport is regular and reliable in the city centre, hiring a van in Cardiff offers you the freedom to zip about at your own leisure.
The city benefits from ample parking - with many locations dotted around the centre. If you’re collecting anything from a specific store, be sure to check online to find the closest car park.
Cardiff is effectively divided into two by the River Taff. Various roads in the city cross the Taff to allow ease of access across the area, with the A4232 crossing it at its very widest point. The A4119, A4160 and A4161 can also be used to get from one side of the the river to the other.
The major motorway that links Cardiff to Swansea, Bridgend and Carmarthen (to the west), and Newport, Bristol and Bath (to the east) is the M4. If you’re travelling over to the Welsh capital from England, you can take the M4 westbound from London.
Cardiff is well placed to reach the rest of the country. For journeys north of the city, you’ll want to drive your hire van up the A470. It will take you all the way up to the stunning northern coastline of Wales, through the beautiful Brecon Beacons and the awe-inspiring landscapes and peaks of Snowdonia National Park. The A470 intersects the entire country and spans some 300 km from Cardiff in the south, all the way up to Llandudno in the north.
While driving in the city is mostly a pleasant experience, it’s worth noting that, just like many large cities across the UK, peak times can get rather busy. So, if you’ve got a little flexibility on journey times, it could pay to avoid rush hours.
