Book the best rental car for your holiday in Florida

Book the best rental car for your holiday in Florida and car and traffic tips to read before traveling to Florida.
The important tips for renting a car in Florida, with information about the important insurances that are included for free in the car rental and information about costs you have to bear yourself. 

You can, of course, through us reserve a rental car all over the US and all over the world (Rentalcars are working in over 160 countries).

Renting a car in is part of your dream trip, and we want you to book the best rental car for your holiday in Florida.
Follow our advice, read our car rental tips. You can trust that the best choice is to use Rentalcars, which is the world’s largest online portal for rental cars.

We are very pleased with the collaboration that began in 2013. There are also tens of thousands of our readers who give the English company a grade of 8 on a 10-point scale.

Booking is easy. You get a quality product and the lowest price online. If you find something cheaper online, contact Rentalcars and they promise to match the price.

Still, there is a lot to think about. So check out our rental car tips, we want you to have a pleasant experience all the way – booking, payment, pick up, return.

Read about how Florida’s toll roads operate nowadays and read about other traffic issues.
Get tips on what to think extra carefully when choosing the size of the rental car (does the car have room for luggage?).
Read about how to find the rental car at the airport, about the cheapest petrol prices and much more.

Not to mention the important information about insurances: The important ones you get for free and the add-ons (if you want to cover more than what is offered).

A work in progress

• This website is part of Scandinavian Florida.nu. Since the original has been published since 2006, it consists of up to 300 pages of information about Florida. Therefore, it will take time for us to translate everything, it is done manually (no machine translation).
  We focus on meeting the need for up to date information about “New Florida”, such as what the theme parks in Orlando will be like when the state opens to visitors from other parts of the world.