Available car groups at Managua Airport
* The prices were calculated on 06.10.2022 for a 7 days prepaid rental at Managua Airport starting on 06.11.2022. Our prices fluctuate daily and this offer is not guaranteed.
What makes SIXT Managua Airport so special?
Convenient location
A SIXT employee will take you to our Managua Airport car rental branch, just 5 minutes from the airport.
New car feel
Vehicles at our branch are an average of 3 months old, so you can still enjoy that new car experience.
A diverse fleet
You can rent a variety of vehicles, such as budget-friendly economy cars, full-size sedans and SUVs.
Great prices
Our affordable rates allow you to rent premium cars at prices that won’t break the bank.
Managua Airport car rental
You can consider a Managua Airport car rental from SIXT whenever you visit the city. You can easily get to us from Managua Airport, where a SIXT employee will meet you. Our range of cars includes economy cars, sedans and SUVs from top car makers. Customize your car rental by adding GPS, child seats and an additional driver for a more comfortable trip. If you're traveling long distances, we recommend renting an SUV. If you’ll mostly be driving in cities, choose a sedan.
SIXT's location at Managua Airport
You can find our MGA branch just a short drive from Augusto C. Sandino International Airport. When you land, a SIXT employee will be waiting for you, holding a sign with your name. They will then take you to the branch just a 5-minute drive away. You can return your car rental at our branch near the Puma gas station, west of the airport. A SIXT shuttle will then take you to the airport departures terminal.
Explore Managua with your car rental
This city has various sites and attractions you can visit once you rent a car. One of Managua’s most iconic and memorable landmarks is the neo-Baroque Santiago Cathedral. Directly across from the cathedral you can explore the tomb of the Sandinista hero Carlos Fonesca and see the marble monument of the renowned poet and father of Latin America modernism, Rubén Darío. If the weather is bad, view the extensive display of pre-Columbian ceramics and statues, and wooden dance masks at the Palacio Nacional de la Cultura.
