SIXT Car Rental at Dublin Airport

Sixt car rental has service desks at both terminals at Dublin Airport, and an office in Dublin City North Airport Business Park. In Terminal 1 and 2 the service desks are located in the arrivals hall. These desks are open from Mondays to Sundays, from 5.00 am to midnight every day of the year. Sixt staff can be contacted on tel +353 1 235 2030 at the Terminal desks, and on tel +353 1 844 5691 at the business park office.

At Dublin Airport the Sixt fleet includes a "Lucky Dip" vehicle that comes with unlimited free kilometers and offers excellent value for money. Other choices available from Dublin Airport's Sixt service desk include the Ford Ka and Ford Fiesta, the Opel Corsa and Opel Zafira, the VW Golf and Jetta, the Opel Astra and Renault Grand Megane, the VW Passat, the BMW 1 and 3 Series vehicles and the Toyotal Rav 4 and Toyota Yaris. In the Luxury category there is also the Mercedes S-Class on offer.

Sixt is one of many car rental companies at Dublin Airport.

Although many of the coastal resorts close to Dublin are connected to the city via DART regional trains and buses, car rental provides far greater flexibility and therefore freedom to roam and explore at leisure.

Located some 13 km or 8 miles south-east of Dublin city center, the small coastal resort of Dalkley makes for a great day trip destination. The resort derives its name from a neighbouring island. Dalkley is the Irish name for Thorn Island. Dalkley came into its own in the Middle Ages, when it served as a fishing and trading port for the region. It didn't become the resort it is today until the 19th century, when Dalkley was linked to Dublin via the railway.

The largely unspoiled little town boasts six pubs, 11 restaurants and 2 cafes as well as a large wooded park just off Dalkley Avenue.

Dalkley Castle & Visitor Center is part of Dalkley's medieval castle ruins. It provides a great insight into the town's heritage and how Dalkley came to predominance in the Middle Ages as a port.

Several times a day boats leave for Dalkley Island, which is home to a Martello Tower, a fort and a charming ancient church.

In the past, Dalkley has been home to many famous people, including playwright George Bernard Shaw, who lived in Torca Cottage on Dalkley Hill from 1866 to 1874. Film director Neil Jordan, who directed films like "The Crying Game" and "Michael Collins" reputedly also lives in Dalkley, as do singers Van Morrison and Lisa Stanfield. Why not visit Dalkley for an afternoon and see for yourself what life could be like in this historic coastal town? Sixt car rental Dublin Airport provides a great selection for every budget and taste.