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My Compare car hire Sicily has put together a special insurance package for our customers which will give them complete peace of mind as they are covered for every eventuality. Liability insurance, waivers for collision damage and vehicle theft are included in the cheap deals which we offer with every rental contract. All the Sicily airport surcharges, the road fund taxes, the premium location fee and VAT local taxes have been paid for so there are no hidden charges. You can just get in your car and go, you don't even have to worry about mileage as it is unlimited.

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Worry not about any pot-holes in Sicily as My Compare car hire gives you breakdown assistance included in the low price so help is at hand no matter what problems you face. To find your way around GPS systems are extremely popular.

My Compare car hire Sicily gives you access to UNESCO world heritage sites and great beaches all for a price of 15 Euros per day.

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Sicily has been subjected to many natural disasters over the years, not least when the huge volcano Mount Etna erupted, but otherwise this is a safe and stunning place to visit. The main cities in Sicily are Palermo, the capital, and Catania and there are a few airports to choose from when flying into Sicily.

Sicily airport has a range of car hire through cheap providers like Thrifty, 121, Budget car hire, Easycar and Dollar. Cars come with AC as the island gets especially hot during the summer. One way journeys can be made with extra charges.

Sicily is located like a football being kicked by the 'boot' of Italy and so you can drive to the mainland easily across the strait of Calabria. Nearby Messina is a busy city which is considered one of the main links to the mainland. If you are flying into Catania this is a great place to have a holiday in Sicily as it is considered to be the gateway to Mount Etna and it has a renowned nightlife.

For UNESCO world heritage listed sites you have a choice of Ragusa, a town which has amazing Baroque architecture and great beaches to boot, and Agrigento with its Valley of the Temples. Lesser known Gela has some Greek Vases which will be of interest to archaeology buffs, while the Piazza Armerina has detailed mosaics at the Roman Villa del Casale.

There are too many good beaches in Sicily to name them all but many residents feel the white sands of San Vito Lo Capo to be the premium beach spot.

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