7 Seater Hire in Norway
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Hyundai Starex
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€123 per day
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Honda Odyssey
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€154 per day
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Renault Traffic 9 Seater
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€116 per day
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Toyota Minibus 12 Seater
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€86 per day
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Toyota Avanza 5 seater
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€66 per day
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Peugeot 5008 5+2 Tdi
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€98 per day
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Fiat Scudo 9 Seater Diesel
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€83 per day
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Volkswagen Sharan
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€119 per day
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Mazda Biante
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€96 per day
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€80 per day
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Discover the Natural Wonders of Norway
The northernmost of the Scandinavian countries, Norway is a place of unbelievable natural beauty, as you will discover when you drive one of our 7 seater rentals through its vast wilderness. This is a large and expensive country to travel around, so enjoy the freedom to travel off the beaten track and save money with your own rental vehicle. From deep fjords to vast glaciers, dramatic mountains and rocky coastlines, Norway is a real treat for anyone lucky enough to visit.
In East Norway is the sophisticated capital city Oslo, which is a great base for travelling out into the mountains and the fjords, as well as a city worth spending time in, with museums, a thriving café bar culture and fantastic nightlife. Getting out of the city is easy when driving your 7 seater rental, and you will soon find yourself in the Norwegian countryside, with activities such as hiking, skiing, kayaking, cycling and sailing all on offer.
Travel west towards the city of Bergen in West Norway, the second largest city and a gateway to the western fjords. Once the capital of Norway, Bergen has a vibrant alternative music scene, as well as being surrounded by mountains. If you are driving, the E16 from Oslo is the most direct route, passing through Laerdal and Flam, though there are more scenic routes that will take longer and may be prone to closure in poor weather conditions. Stay in the city or head out into the breathtaking landscape of the Norwegian fjords that stretch from Stavanger in the south right up to the Russian border. From Bergen, you can easily travel to the fjord towns of Gudvangen, Balestrand, Lofthus and Voss, as well as to the Naeroydalen valley.
A must do road-trip in Norway is the Atlanterhavsveien, or ‘The Atlantic Road’, which connects an archipelago of small islands just off Norway’s Midwestern coast, near the cities of Molde and Kristiansund. A series of spectacular bridges take travellers on a five-mile or so journey across the wilderness of the Atlantic Ocean. You should also take a trip to the Sognefjord, Norway’s deepest and longest fjord that stretches more than 200 km into the foot of the Jotunheimen Mountain, or to visit Jostedalsbreen, the largest glacier on mainland Europe. On the south coast, there are hundreds of islands that can be explored by boat, launching from the pretty coastal villages of Mandal and Arendal.
From Oslo, you can also travel north to the ancient city of Trondheim in central Norway, home to the second largest church in Northern Europe, the medieval Nidaros Cathedral, as well as a beautiful historic town centre. From Trondheim you can continue north, where the landscape becomes increasingly more dramatic and sparsely populated. Travel across the Arctic Circle to the port of Bodo and take a ferry to the Lofoten Islands, or continue north to the town of Narvik, and then to Tromso. This area of Northern Norway is the place to go for more great fjords, as well to experience the longest hours of sunlight in the summer and to discover more about Norway’s ancient Sami culture. You can fly directly into Tromso and collect your 7 seater on arrival if you want to save time.
The main airport for arrivals in Norway is Oslo Airport, Gardermoen (OSL), although some airlines also use Sandefjord Airport, (TRF) 115 km to the south of Oslo. On the west coast you can fly into Stavanger Airport or Bergen Airport (BGO) as well as Trondheim Airport (TRD) in Middle Norway and Tromsø Airport (TOS) in Northern Norway. It is also possible to drive into Norway from the neighbouring countries of Finland, Sweden and Russia. Wherever you plan to travel in Norway, hiring a 7 seater ensures you get to see the best of its landscapes, towns and cities and travel at a pace that is right for you.
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7 Seater Car Rentals
Whether you are planning your family vacation or travelling with a small group, a seven seater car is the ideal choice for you. 7 seater vehicles include a range of MPV’s, Minivan’s and People Carrier’s, as well as large family estates and SUV’s. A seven seater may be a 5+2, which gives you the flexibility between 2 folding seats or extra luggage space, or may have 3 fixed rows with comfortable seating for 7 adults. It is also possible to hire an automatic Wheelchair Accessible Minivan, and whichever 7 seater you choose to hire in Norway you will find it is a practical choice for a range of transportation needs, so read on to find the perfect 7 seater car rental for you.
7 seater Family Estate Rental
Based on the saloon or hatchback model, a seven-seater estate is a smaller vehicle than most MPV’s or SUV’s, and often the most stylish, with models such as the Peugeot 308 SW and upmarket Mercedes E-Class estate. The E-Class estate offers versatility between extra storage space and additional seating, and offers more space than most station wagons, with plenty of storage space and headroom. The 5+2 Peugeot 308 has a long wheelbase, giving extra room for rear passengers and an impressive 610 litres of luggage space even with the back seats in place.
Compact MPV 7 Seater and Minivan Rentals in Norway
An MPV version of a small family car, a compact MPV offers flexibility and space, whilst being a relatively light vehicle to drive. Popular in Europe, a compact MPV usually has between 5 and 7 seats, with the extra two seats suitable for children or travelling short distances, and is an economical 7 seater rental option. The Citroen Picasso 5+2 seater is a reliable and practical MPV, whilst the Chevrolet Zafira 5+2 seater is also a smart choice for a small minivan with enough space for 7 people and 5 pieces of luggage. Larger MPV’s, Minivans or People Carriers usually come with three rows of seating, situated higher than in regular vehicles for extra legroom and headspace. The Suzuki APV 7 Seater is genuinely comfortable for 7 passengers, whilst the large Renault Grand Espace with Sat Nav is a great diesel MPV for a reliable, safe and practical family vehicle. At the higher end of the MPV sector, luxury MPV’s enable you to carry your passengers in comfort and style. For an executive people carrier, the luxury Mercedes Viano rental or the automatic Chrysler Grand Voyager Diesel are great choices. The Grand Voyager’s clever ‘Stow and Go’ folding seats allow for flexibility and ample storage space, as well as plenty of leg and head room for 7 passengers.
Hire an Automatic or Manual 7 Seater in Norway
Some drivers prefer the ease of an automatic 7 seater, whilst others feel more in control behind the wheel of a manual vehicle. Whichever your preference, you can choose the ideal 7 seater car for you. The manual transmission Ford Galaxy 7 seater is extremely well designed inside, drives well and is ideal for family travels, whilst the automatic Kia Carnival 7 Seater is one of the most popular minivans on the rental market, and offers enormous amount of comfort and space.
7 Seater Crossover SUV and SUV rentals
An SUV, or Sports Utility Vehicle has a body similar to a stationwagon, but has the off road capabilities of a 4x4. Choose a 7 seat Crossover SUV or a full size SUV and enjoy your family vacation in comfort. Check out the Nissan Qashqai Crossover that combines the benefits of a 4x4 with the easy driving style of a hatchback. The extra two seats are perfect for children, and it is ideal for driving around town as well as longer journeys. The mid-size automatic Ford Flex is a stylish yet very functional full size 7 seater crossover SUV, whilst for a full size SUV, the practical and well-equipped seven-seater Hyundai Santa Fe SUV is a great rental option.
Executive SUV and 4x4 rental
As popularity for SUV’s has grown, so has the demand for luxury SUV’s that provide all the benefits of a 4x4, but with the extreme comfort of a prestige car. The Hyundai Santa Fe is a good example; practical and well equipped, its suspension and tyres make sure the ride is smooth, whilst the engine is refined and quiet. The interior is finished to a high standard and is comfortable for driver and passengers. The automatic 7 seater Range Rover Sport is also a powerful yet sporty 4x4 off-roader, and ideal if you want the ride, comfort and style of a premium SUV. For a large and powerful 4x4 that drives well off road, the 7 seater Land Rover Discovery is your best choice. With a third row of seats that is comfortable for adults, and ample storage space even with 7 seats occupied, this is a great auto for a winter ski vacation, family road trip or off road adventure.