Car Hire Ndola International Airport

Now Zambia is a little well known country, and the city of Ndola is Zambia’s third largest city, making its international airport, Ndola International, acts as one of the most important and busiest airports in that city in this southern African country. The airport was inaugurated in 1938 and is located about 5 km or 3 miles southeast from downtown. It caters to the city of Ndola and the cities that are adjacent to the Copperbelt. It handles international, as well as domestic flights, for both cargo and passengers.

Ndola International has domestic service to Lusaka and many international services .It is the busiest airport build on T3 runway with tight scheduled for domestic and international flights. Some might think that travelling in such a city might be difficult, but the airport and some awesome companies have ideal packages for car rental service that you can avail.

Easy Car Rental

Car rental is quite easy; there is friendly service, new cars and low prices as a part of their everyday offers. Whether you are renting a car or you need a van. Whether it is a family vacation or your business reasons that brought you this city, you need not worry, for this developed airport provides it all. By hiring a car, you allow yourself the opportunity to see every nook and corners of Ndola, at ease.

Just you’ve got to make sure that you know about all the packages and offers offered by the many car rental services.

Destinations to See

The one thing that you should do when you visit a new place, is check out the amazing places there. Below are some of the most important places that are recommended:

• Michelangeo’s - Michelangeo’s restaurants provide you with their local cuisine and it is so delicious that realistically, nobody would want to miss it. Especially those while Vanilla breads you get with the exquisite coffee of the South American culture.
• Dag Hammarskjoeld Memorial - A very close to the heart memorial for the people of Zambia. It stands in the memory of the Gen. Secretary of the UN, named Dag Hammarskjold, who passed away in 1961 in a plane crash. It is a museum for the people of Ndola to be reminded of the turbulent times in post colonial Africa.
• Copperbelt Museum - Even though the Copperbelt Museum is small and somewhat out-dated, it is still an interesting place to visit, more precisely because of the children toy exhibit. The toys at display here are made by the local children – mostly out of metal, wire, string, etc.