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If you’re exploring the inland wonders of beautiful New South Wales, Wagga Wagga is a great place to start! Located on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River, it is the state’s largest inland city and a fantastic urban hub at the centre of an exciting region with lots to see, do, eat, drink, and experience. Pick up your Wagga Wagga airport car hire and start the adventure! The city is packed with museums, art galleries, and heritage attractions. Once you’ve taken it all in, you can hit the highways to explore. The region directly surrounding Wagga Wagga is relatively temperate and known for its fantastic local produce and farm-to-table dining. Within a day of driving, you can be either in the Outback or at the beach—making this city a fantastic starting point for a diverse and exciting road trip.
The car rental options at Wagga Wagga Airport are all on-airport and easy to find! Simply fly in and then locate the rental company counters next to the Arrivals gate.
Next to the local RAAF base, Wagga Wagga Airport (WGA) offers regular flights to Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane. The Regional Express airline maintains a heavy maintenance facility here.
The single terminal has a cafe with coffee, food, magazines, and newspapers for sale, snack vending machines, and a parents’ room. Long and short-term parking is available, and the first 60 minutes are free.
Rental counters are found inside the terminal building next to the Arrival gate. You will need to take a ticket and enter the car park when returning your rental car to Wagga Wagga Airport.
Stay safe on the roads with our top tips for driving your car hire in Wagga Wagga and the state of New South Wales. These pointers are not a comprehensive list by any means, but some local rules, customs, and safety concerns to keep in mind as you drive in the area.
Always drive your Wagga Wagga car hire on the left in Australia! If you are coming from a country in which you drive on the right, we recommend taking some time to become accustomed to the new arrangement. Be aware that Australian cars will have the driver’s seat on the right-hand side of the vehicle.
Another pointer for foreign drivers: all distances are posted in kilometres, and speeds in kilometres per hour. The default speed limits in New South Wales are set at 50 kph in built-up areas and 100 kph on open roads and highways.
If you’re entering the Outback, drive prepared! You should always have spare food, water, warm clothes, and a method of communication as some stretches of road are very remote. There can be long distances between petrol stations, so keep that topped up too.
If you’re visiting the NSW wine regions or just local bars, designate a sober driver or make transport arrangements. The legal blood alcohol concentration limits for drivers in the state are 0% for learner or provisional licence holders, 0.02% for those driving heavy vehicles, public vehicles, or dangerous goods, and 0.05% for everyone else.
If you’re driving your hire car outside of urban areas and towns, keep an eye out for both the enormous road trains that share the roads and the wildlife that can wander into the path of vehicles. A kangaroo can do some serious damage to a car.
If you’re planning an epic road trip in your Wagga Wagga car hire, you’ll have plenty of options. Hit the road and head your rental vehicle to Melbourne, Albury, Coffs Harbour, or one of the many other fantastic towns and cities in this diverse part of the country.
The possibilities are just as varied if you’re using Wagga Wagga as a base from which to explore. The following ideas are just a few of the wonderful things you can see and do close to the city. Combine them—and more—to create the itinerary of your dreams.
There are plenty of spots to entice history lovers: the RAF Aviation Heritage Centre, the Steam and Vintage Engine Museum, the Greens Gunyah Museum, the Rail Heritage Museum, and lots more. If there is some part of the city’s heritage that interests you, you’ll probably find a museum for it. There are also Aboriginal Significant Sites in and around Wagga Wagga.
This nature reserve, next to a small town also called The Rock, is a great place to get outdoors and experience the landscapes of this part of New South Wales. It’s perfect for picnicking, hiking, bird watching, and even rock climbing if you’re feeling adventurous. “The Rock” itself is an impressive landmark rising 361 metres above the plains.
You may not be on the coast in Wagga Wagga, but that doesn’t mean you can’t hit the beach! This stretch of sand on the riverbank is one of the only inland beaches to frequently be ranked amongst the best beaches in the country—that’s how good it is. Shade, sand, water, wildlife: what else could you want?
This is a gorgeous public garden with an incredible array of local and exotic flora. And gardens is the least of it: there’s also a miniature railway, small zoo, aviary, and adventure playground. An ideal destination for a day out.
If you want more adventure with your friends or family, you may also consider hiring campervans with Motorhome Republic. Explore other cities like Cairns, Adelaide, or Gold Coast in your motorhomes. Be sure to plan your itinerary to maximise your trip.
The daily rate for a car rental at Wagga Wagga Airport varies based on factors such as the supplier, pick-up/drop-off dates, and vehicle type. Budget rentals may start at AUD$50 per day, while luxury or large cars can cost up to AUD$150 per day.
The airport is approximately 13 kilometers southeast of the city center. Use your car's GPS system to navigate during your rental period.
Yes, some suppliers offer delivery and setup services, which might incur additional charges. You can cancel pre-arranged pick-up services if you opt for delivery.
A Caltex station is located just three minutes' drive from the airport on Sturt Highway.
To return your rental car, take a ticket and enter the car park, then park towards the rear of the lot.
Renting from the airport may cost slightly more due to higher taxes and fees but offers convenience and simplicity. Use coupon codes for additional savings when booking online with Coupons.
The most consistently booked type is Economy (Hyundai Accent or similar).
Hertz and Budget are highly rated by customers for their service quality. Use our booking widget on the top left hand side of the page to find vehicles from these suppliers.
Yes, major suppliers offer one-way rentals allowing you to drop off your rental in cities like Sydney or Canberra, even Newcastle if desired. Plan your itinerary with available pick-up/drop-off locations.