Car Rental Greece: No Deposit, No Credit Card

Cheap Car Rental Greece from RosCar

Sunlight glimmers over the turquoise waters of the Aegean, whitewashed houses cling to Santorini cliffs, and olive groves stretch across Crete’s hills. Athens buzzes with history, from the Acropolis to hidden neoclassical streets, while the monasteries of Meteora rise like castles in the sky. Greek tavernas tempt with fresh seafood and local wine, and winding island roads lead to secluded beaches and ancient ruins.

Traveling by car rental in Greece gives you freedom that taxis or public transport can’t match. Skip fixed schedules and crowded buses – stop wherever you want, explore hidden coves, or take a spontaneous detour to a village with stunning views. Pick up your car at the airport and drive straight into adventure, with no rush and total comfort.

Discover Greece at your own pace:

• Drive along Santorini’s caldera and pause for sunset views over the volcanic cliffs.
• Explore Crete’s ancient palaces and pristine beaches without waiting for buses.
• Take the scenic route from Athens to Delphi, stopping at traditional villages along the way.
• Reach Meteora’s monasteries early in the morning, avoiding tour crowds.

With extras like Additional insurance, no deposit, guaranteed model, for cash or no credit card rentals, and free cancellation, every journey becomes seamless and stress-free. Book your car rental in Greece today and make every moment unforgettable!

How to book a car on RosCar Greece

1. Choose your car: Browse available cars by type or model and select the one that best suits your trip, from small city cars to spacious SUVs.

2. Select pickup location and dates: Pick up your car at the airport, your hotel, or a city location, then choose the rental start and end dates.

3. Add extras: Customize your rental with options like GPS, child seats, extra insurance, or choose a no-deposit, no credit card rental for convenience.

4. Enter your details: Fill in your personal information and any special requests for your booking.

5. Make a partial payment: Pay 15-20% of the total rental cost to secure your booking; the remaining balance is due when you pick up the car.

6. Confirm booking: Review your booking summary and receive a voucher with instructions and contact details of the rental company.

7. Pick up your car: Present your voucher and a valid driving license for a smooth pickup, then start exploring Greece with your rental car.

Car Hire Greece Price

The cost of hiring a car in Greece depends on several factors, including the car class, rental season, rental duration, and pick-up location. Prices may also vary depending on whether you book at the airport or in the city, and whether you choose a manual or automatic transmission. It’s always a good idea to compare prices from different rental suppliers to find the best deal.

Car hire prices by type in Greece (per day, approximate):

• Economy / Small car: $25-$40
• Compact / Intermediate car: $35-$55
• SUV / Crossover: $50-$80
• Luxury / Premium car: $90-$150
• Minivan / 7-seater: $70-$120

Tips to get a cheaper car rental in Greece:

• Compare prices from different rental suppliers to make sure you’re getting a cheap deal.
• Book your rental car well in advance, especially during peak tourist season.
• Rent for a longer period (from a week or more) to get better daily rates.
• Choose a manual transmission car whenever possible, as it’s usually cheaper than automatic.
• Opt for rentals without a deposit to avoid locking funds on your credit card.
• Consider picking up your car outside the airport if possible; sometimes city locations offer lower rates.
• Travel during off-peak months when rental prices are generally lower.
• Check if the rental includes unlimited mileage and insurance to avoid extra fees later.

By following these tips, you can easily compare price options and find the best cheap car hire deals for your trip to Greece.

Table of rental prices for popular cars in Greece by season

⚠️ Note! The rental prices listed for Greece are approximate and reflect typical daily rates by vehicle type across the country. Actual costs may vary depending on factors such as pick-up and drop-off locations (mainland vs islands), season, rental duration, insurance coverage, and the policies of individual rental companies. Prices are indicative only and are not a binding offer.

Documents for renting a car in Greece

To rent a car in Greece, you will need the following documents:

• A valid driver’s license (held for at least 1 year)
• A passport or national ID
• A credit card in the main driver’s name
• An international driving permit (if required by your country of origin)

Traffic Rules

Driving in Greece requires adherence to local traffic laws to ensure safety and avoid fines:

1. Drive on the right-hand side of the road.
2. Seat belts are mandatory for all passengers.
3. The use of mobile phones while driving is prohibited unless using a hands-free system.
4. Speed limits are generally 50 km/h in cities, 80-90 km/h on rural roads, and 120 km/h on highways.
5. Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is strictly forbidden.
6. Roundabouts are common; vehicles inside the roundabout have the right of way.
7. Headlights must be used at night and in poor visibility conditions.
8. Parking regulations must be followed; illegal parking can result in fines or towing.

Parking

Parking in Greece is available both on the street and in paid parking facilities, with prices varying by location and time of day.

In city centers and tourist areas, special rules and paid zones apply, so always check local signs and conditions.

Gas Stations

Gas stations are widely available across Greece, including popular chains such as Shell, BP, and EKO.

Fuel prices may vary by region and season, with slightly higher rates on islands and along highways.

Toll Roads

Greece has several toll roads, mainly on major highways connecting large cities.

Toll fees are paid per section and usually range from a few euros depending on the distance traveled.