CA $99 Cheap Car Rental Hat Takuan

Start your search for a cheap CA $99 car rental near Hat Takuan by entering your getaway dates and pick-up and drop-off locations. That’s how affordable a rental car can be around this top attraction, but there are a few things that will determine the amount you pay — your getaway dates are just the start. Whatever your budget and desired car type, Expedia has unbeatable offers from a big range of car rental companies that’ll get you behind the wheel for less.

The official website is the best place to get up-to-date prices for parking at Hat Takuan. Head online to see if there is any free parking at Hat Takuan available during your visit.

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Fly into Utapao Intl. Airport (UTP), which is approximately 32 kilometres west of Hat Takuan and the closest major airport near this big-name attraction. Whether you arrange a car rental at an airport or another convenient location, you’ll have the flexibility to explore without depending on public transportation and taxis.

To reach Hat Takuan, you’ll need to travel approximately 5 kilometres to the northeast of Noen Phra’s downtown area.

Go to Hat Takuan’s official website for the opening and closing hours. Whether you’re ready to seize the day or seize the opportunity to sleep late on vacation, knowing the operating hours of attractions you plan to visit will help make your trip a success.

Find the biggest and best car rental deals in one place on Expedia. We work with suppliers small and large to offer you a variety of vehicle types at exciting prices. Want even more savings? Combine your Hat Takuan car rental, accommodations and flights into a package. Lock in your ride with Expedia and you’ll also enjoy free cancellation — just in case. If you need to cancel, simply log in to the Trips portal and hit “manage booking.”