Arizona Car Rental

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Need to rent a car in Arizona? No wonder: whether you’re a local or visiting from elsewhere in the States, this state might just about be the best in the nation for eye-popping road trips. With iconic attractions like the Grand Canyon, Cathedral Rock and Monument Valley, world-famous roads like Route 66 and endless big blue skies, it’s hard to think of anywhere that the open road and great outdoors are more accessible and expansive. Arizona is also a rich location for Indigenous American culture and boasts fascinating cities like Phoenix, Tucson and Scottsdale, so there’s much to explore. Renting a car in Phoenix is easy with Enjoy Travel, thanks to our vast range of trusted partners and deep and diverse vehicle fleets. For instance, you can rent an economy car like a Kia Rio for just $28.53 a day, a roomy Volkswagen Jetta for $33.89 a day and a robust Ford Edge SUV for $49.10 a day. Hire your Arizona rental car with Enjoytravel.com and fall in love with the Valentine State.

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Guide to Arizona

Need to rent a car in Arizona? No wonder: whether you’re a local or visiting from elsewhere in the States, this state might just about be the best in the nation for eye-popping road trips. With iconic attractions like the Grand Canyon, Cathedral Rock and Monument Valley, world-famous roads like Route 66 and endless big blue skies, it’s hard to think of anywhere that the open road and great outdoors are more accessible and expansive. Arizona is also a rich location for Indigenous American culture and boasts fascinating cities like Phoenix, Tucson and Scottsdale, so there’s much to explore. Renting a car in Phoenix is easy with Enjoy Travel, thanks to our vast range of trusted partners and deep and diverse vehicle fleets. For instance, you can rent an economy car like a Kia Rio for just $28.53 a day, a roomy Volkswagen Jetta for $33.89 a day and a robust Ford Edge SUV for $49.10 a day. Hire your Arizona rental car with Enjoytravel.com and fall in love with the Valentine State.

History of Arizona

Arizona was the last of the 48 coterminous states to be admitted to the Union, on 14th February 1912 (its popular nickname stems from this romantic date). The state was originally owned by Spain and then Mexico, but it was ceded to the USA in 1848. Its first economic boom occurred shortly thereafter thanks to the discovery of copper and this remained a major industry until its decline a century later.

Eating out in Arizona

Arizona is a tasty treat for foodies. There’s lots to choose from, but the Zinburger Wine & Burger Bar in locations like Tucson Grant, Scottsdale and Gilbert always delivers a memorable dining experience, Binkley’s Restaurant in Phoenix is fab for haute cuisine and if Asian food floats your boat, try Tottie’s Asian Fusion in Scottsdale.

Getting to and from Arizona

Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport and Tucson Airport are the main air hubs here. Public transport in and between Arizona cities is fairly reliable. For instance, the Valley Metro services that covers Phoenix includes efficient light rail and bus services.