Car rental Ford Transit manual or similar
9-seater Minivan
| Monday | 8:00 - 7:00 pm |
| Tuesday | 8:00 - 7:00 pm |
| Wednesday | 8:00 - 7:00 pm |
| Thursday | 8:00 - 7:00 pm |
| Friday | 8:00 - 7:00 pm |
| Saturday | 8:00 - 12:00 / 2:00 - 6:00 pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
At McDonald's roundabout
9-seater Minivan
Economy 5 doors car
Carrying capacity : A whole house with all the family furniture.
Its strengths : Large volume. Retractable staircase to facilitate loading. 3 seats in the front.
A rental car in Saint-Nazaire Nord costs on average 49€ per day.
Yes. Europcar Saint-Nazaire North offers guaranteed models. You can book a specific model as you wish.
5 rental agencies are at your disposal near Saint-Nazaire, in Saint-Nazaire North, in the Saint-Nazaire railway station, in Pornic and in La Baule.
Europcar Saint-Naraire North offers 7 capacities of vans for moving. The most rented vans in our agency are 6m3, 12m3 and 14m3.
The most rented car on the Europcar Saint-Nazaire North agency is the category Ford Transit manual or similar, suitable for short rides.
The Europcar Saint-Nazaire North agency is rated 4.5 on 5 with 715 customer comments.
The amount of the rental will be fully refunded if you cancel more than 48 hours before the rental is due to begin. After that time, you will be charged of 50€ or 100€ (depending on the category of the vehicle).
Yes, we recommend that you go to the petrol pump before returning the vehicle. If the vehicle is not full, we will charge you for the missing fuel. You can also pre-purchase a full tank of fuel: whatever the level of the tank on your return, you will not have to pay anything.
No. All our vans are driven with a simple car license (license B in France).
Yes. A deposit of 500 € will be asked you at the departure. It is just a pre-payment authorisation. It will not be charged.
This deposit aims to cover any additional costs during the rental.
The telephone number of the Europcar Saint-Nazaire North agency is: 02 40 22 96 30.
The address of the Europcar Saint-Nazaire North agency is Boulevard Brassens - ZAC de Grandchamps Trignac - 44570 Trignac.
The Europcar Saint-Nazaire North agency offers a loyalty offer called “Véhicule Idéal” which allows you to benefit from a reduction of -20% to -30% on public prices. This offer is available from 25 rental days per year.
The town of Trignac is located 2 km north-east of Saint-Nazaire, between the Loire estuary and the Brière regional natural park.
A former hamlet, its territory once depended on Montoir-de-Bretagne and it was not until the beginning of the 20th century that it became a town in its own right. The city will also celebrate its centenary in 2014.
At the end of the 18th century, the village was surrounded by marshes and its inhabitants practiced hunting and fishing as well as the trade of peat, used as fuel and that of reeds for the construction of the roofs of thatched cottages.
The development of Trignac in the following century was mainly due to the industrial growth of the region, boosted by the Saint-Nazaire Naval Construction Sites, which were for a long time the only place of work.
At the same time, the creation of the Forges de Saint-Nazaire by the Société des Mines de Fer de l'Anjou made Trignac a high place of cast iron and steel production and transformed the village into a working-class city that attracted workers from Morbihan, Ille-et-Vilaine and even northern France. Long prosperous, the steel industry was hit hard by the crisis of 1920, only to come to a standstill in 1943.
In memory of this rich industrial past, the remains of the forges are now preserved. Today, when driving the RN 165 out of Trignac towards Saint-Nazaire, you can clearly see the remains of a blast furnace and puddling ovens.
For nature lovers passing through the Trignac and Saint-Nazaire region, a detour through the Brière Regional Natural Park is a must.
The 49,000-hectare site in the heart of the Brie marshes has an astonishing ecological wealth made up of wet meadows, reed beds, mounds and canals which host a very diverse flora and fauna.
Walkers will enjoy walks along the many hiking trails accessible on foot, on horseback or by bike and will enjoy bird watching and discovering the typical thatched villages of the region. Others will undoubtedly be tempted by a trip along the water in a barge, a traditional boat directed by the pole.