Car rental at the RAAF Learmonth

RAAF Learmonth, also known as Learmonth Airport, is situated near Exmouth in Western Australia. It's not just an airport, it's your starting point to explore the diverse flora and fauna, azure coastlines, and unique landscapes of this spectacular region.

Car Rentals at RAAF Learmonth

After landing, travel to your holiday destination at your own pace with our car hire services at the airport. Various car rental companies operate from here with flexible options for all types of travellers, whether you prefer a compact eco-friendly model or a larger, more luxurious vehicle.

Useful Information for Car Rentals

• Driving License: A valid UK driving licence is acceptable. However, if your driving licence does not have an English translation, an International Driving Permit (IDP) is recommended.
• Fuel Stations: There are several fuel stations within a 10km radius of the airport. Make sure your rental car is fuelled up before hitting the open road.
• Vehicles: It's recommended to hire a 4x4 if you're venturing into the outback, while smaller cars are better suited for city sightseeing in places like Perth.

Getting To and From RAAF Learmonth

In addition to car rentals, RAAF Learmonth offers several other transport options including taxis, shuttle services and public buses to cater to all needs and budgets.

Climate and Currency

Western Australia enjoys sunshine all year round. Summer can reach up to 40°C, while winter temperatures range between 20-30°C. It's advisable to pack accordingly and always carry sun protection. The official currency is the Australian Dollar (AUD). Most places accept major credit cards, but it's advisable to carry some cash for small purchases and tipping.

Exploring the Region

This part of Australia is ripe for exploration. A short-drive from the airport is the beautiful Coral Coast. Further south you'll discover the world-renowned vineyards of Margaret River, and to the north, the untouched beauty of the Kimberley region. In between, you'll find inviting towns, stunning national parks, and captivating heritage sites less travelled by other Brits.