Van Hire Stranraer
Hertz at Stranraer
The town of Stranraer is located at the top of Loch Ryan in Scotland. It has a long history as a busy ferry port, particularly for services running to and from Northern Ireland. Stranraer museum is situated in the old Town Hall and contains information about the town’s history. The main attraction in Stranraer is the Castle of St John, a ruined tower house from the 16th Century that can be found on the Main Street green. If you require van hire in Stranraer then please pop in and see us at our local branch; we make hiring a van in Stranraer affordable and convenient.
Hiring a van in Stanraer is a convenient solution for those looking to transport bulky items to or from Ireland on the ferry. Simply collect your van from us, load it up and drive onto the boat. You’ll be there in no time and can drive your load all the way to your destination with no need to change vehicles. Rent a van in Stanraer and you can also easily reach the surrounding areas of Dumfries and Galloway – whether you’re moving house, making business deliveries or travelling to complete a job.
Garden Wise is a plant and garden centre located on the outskirts of scenic Dumfries. It is open seven days a week and is one of Scotland’s biggest family owned gardening centres. There is parking available for in excess of 200 vehicles and the shopping areas are extensive. You are sure to be tempted by the huge selection of stunning plants, trees and flowers that are available at Garden Wise but don’t worry, our vans have plenty of room in the back for your new purchases. When you are all shopped out, why not grab a hot drink and a snack in the award winning coffee shop?
Pickup Locations Stranraer
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Cairnryan-Stena Line Terminal Building
Opening hours: This location is temporary closed until December 2023. Mo-Fr 0930-1430, Sa-Su closed
Address: Belfast Way, , Loch Ryan Port
Phone: +44 (0) 843 309 3072**
**Calls cost 7p per minute plus your phone companys access charge
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** When the booking is cancelled within seven days of being made.