Last updated: April 2026

Why Rent a Car in Corfu?

Corfu's Venetian architecture, lush green landscapes, and hidden coves make it one of Greece's most rewarding islands to explore by car. The northern coast villages and the dramatic west coast cliffs are highlights.

🏆 Top Drive from Corfu

Paleokastritsa to Angelokastro fortress — this is the drive that makes renting a car in Corfu truly worthwhile.

Compare Car Rental Providers in Corfu

Corfu's small airport means fewer agencies, but the ones present compete aggressively for summer tourist business. Local operators exclusive to certain aggregators often offer the island's best rates.

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Driving Tips for Corfu

Corfu is in Greece, where you drive on the right side of the road. The motorway speed limit is 130 km/h and the average fuel price is €1.75/L. An International Driving Permit is recommended for foreign drivers.

Local tip: Island rentals (Crete, Rhodes) are often cheaper booked locally but availability drops fast in peak season.

Car Hire at Corfu Airport (CFU)

Most visitors pick up their rental car at Corfu Airport (CFU). The rental car desks are located in the arrivals terminal, and most providers also offer shuttle buses to nearby off-airport depots for even better rates.

Full Corfu Airport Guide →

Car Hire in Corfu FAQ

How much does car hire cost in Corfu?
Economy car hire in Corfu typically starts from €15–25 per day in low season and €30–60 per day in peak summer. Compare prices across providers above for the current best rates.
Do I need a credit card to rent a car in Corfu?
Most car rental providers in Corfu require a credit card for the security deposit. Debit cards are sometimes accepted but may require a larger deposit or additional documentation. Check the specific provider's policy before booking.
Is it safe to drive in Corfu?
Corfu is generally safe for driving. Familiarize yourself with local traffic rules, watch for speed cameras, and be cautious in city centers where traffic can be heavy. Motorways and main roads are well-maintained.