Somerset Car Rental

At Enterprise Rent-A-Car, we have different alternatives for the broad clientele range that comes to us. When visiting the Exmoor National Park with the kids, a people carrier makes it less challenging to bring along supplies for a nice picnic. If you are traveling alone or as a small group, our compact or standard cars are a good choice. Our SUV category is the appropriate selection when you need a vehicle to drive through the mountainous regions of Somerset. Winding through the curvy roads as you head to Cheddar Gorge requires a vehicle that is up to the task. The strong build and effective manoeuvring of a 4x4 is just what you need to get through rough terrain and wet or icy roads. Our commercial vans are aimed at clients who have large transport demands and a need for extra space in the back of vehicles. If you are relocating from one end of Somerset to another, a commercial van will see to it that you do that safely and conveniently. You can always contact Enterprise if you are unsure about the type of car you need.

Many attractions characterise Somerset, and it can get confusing trying to decide where to go first. The Somerset Levels and Moors are good places to start, as they stretch brilliantly from the Avalon Marshes to the base of the Mendip and Blackdown Hills. They are quite a spectacle, especially with the Polden Ridge and other small waterways cutting across them, so try and plan your routes to include a view of these natural wonders. The Cheddar Gorge does not only hold historical significance but is a captivating display, which is visible from the public road. There are also the Cheddar Caves that await your exploration. You can also drive to the Avon Gorge, which serves as the border between Somerset and Gloucestershire, and learn about its history.

The Somerset coastline stretches almost 40 miles and is formed by the Bristol Channel and the Severn Estuary. Burnham-on-Sea, Minehead, Clevedon and Watchet are a few of the coastal towns that will make your holiday full of fun. The Mendip, Blackdown Hills and Quantock are other attractions that you cannot leave Somerset without seeing. Their unobstructed beauty epitomises the splendor of unpolluted environments. You can find different reserves that are ideal for bird watching and other outdoor activities. Don't forget a drive to the Isle of Avalon, where the Arthurian legend comes alive in the truly mythical landscape.

Bristol and Gloucestershire are the neighboring towns that you can visit to the north of Somerset. The Forest of Dean is a brilliant attraction in Gloucestershire, as is the flat valley of the River Severn. If the sea is more your thing, consider Dorset, which has a coastline that is a Natural World Heritage site.

Somerset County has well-connected arterial roads that make it easy to access different parts of the region. There are also country lanes that link to the major routes. A few road works that are planned in the county, such as the junction improvements at Bristol Road and a roundabout replacement at Lyde/Sherborne Road, are expected to enhance the traffic situation. Somerset has private and public car parks that offer sufficient spaces for motorists to park.

With rental branches across the county, Enterprise offers cheap car rental from convenient, accessible locations. Our large fleet of new vehicles includes great value economy and compact cars, sporty SUVs and spacious people carriers. Whether you need a vehicle for a single day or longer, Enterprise Rent-A-Car has the perfect car to suit your needs. Book online from our Somerset branch to guarantee your choice of vehicle at the best possible price.

Moving house or just moving furniture? Enterprise has you covered with a range of vans from our Somerset branch. From smaller passenger vans to larger commercial vans, book online from our Somerset van rental page to reserve your perfect vehicle at an unbeatable price.