How to find a cheap car hire deal in Pisa
Pick up a cheap rental car in Pisa and be on your way for around 54 € a day. From solo adventures to group travel, we'll match your plans with the right wheels.
8 € is the cheapest daily price you'll find for a rental in Pisa.
For longer trips, grab a weekly rental from 35 € and pack more sights into your itinerary.
Timing can make all the difference when it comes to finding the best price on a Pisa car hire. Try booking around three weeks before your departure date.
Get behind the wheel with Surprice, ECH or RentSmart24. They're some of the most trusted providers in the city.
The coverage Surprice or another supplier offers for your Pisa car hire can vary, so remember to read the fine print. While some include a collision damage waiver (CDW), others will charge a fee for it.
Booking one-way could save you cash on your rental. Providers sometimes offer lower prices when vehicles need to be moved between sites. Just choose 'Return car to a different location' when searching the cars for rent in Pisa.
Search for a vehicle with a 'Fair fuel policy.' You'll pick up and drop off your car with a full tank, so you pay only for what you use. No surprise refueling fees tacked on at the end either.
Hit the road without counting the miles and racking up additional fees. Go to the 'Policies' filter and choose 'Unlimited mileage' to find a ride that lets you explore further.
Best value car hire options right now
You'll find the best value with this company, with average prices at 46 € a day.
Offering daily rates of around 29 €, this provider is next in line.
The third option won't stretch your budget either. You'll pay roughly 43 € a day with this supplier.
The Economy rental category is a dependable pick if you can't decide what sort of ride you need. It's also the car type that's booked more than any other in Pisa.
Flying to Pisa? Think about an airport pick-up
Take the hassle out of arrival day by picking up a car hire at Pisa International Airport. If you're flying to Pisa through this hub, simply collect your wheels after landing and be on your way. The drive to the city centre is about 3 kilometres and takes around 10 minutes.
Compare car hire types in Pisa
Small: Including classes like mini and economy, this cheap rental car in Pisa gets you moving without breaking the bank. These zippy, fuel-efficient rides are good for short trips and city driving.
Medium: A dependable choice when you need something that's easy to drive but with a few more features. This category covers compact and intermediate models that come with a bit of extra room compared to smaller options.
Large: Offering a more comfortable ride and improved tech features, this Pisa car hire category includes full-size cars. With bigger back seats and plenty of storage space, they let you load up and transport everyone, and everything, with ease.
SUV: When adventure calls, an SUV says, 'let's go.' It's your perfect road trip buddy, ready for highways, country roads, and everything in between. These sports utility vehicles also promise extra space and advanced safety features.
Van: With options like commercial vans and trucks, this category of car for rent in Pisa is built to handle heavier loads and bigger groups. They're tough, dependable, and ready for whatever the journey demands.
Insurance and optional extras
Adding excess insurance to your Pisa car hire offers peace of mind. It protects you from paying a big excess fee in case of an accident or theft. Insurance policies can differ from one provider to another, so give them a quick comparison.
From GPS units to mobile Wi-Fi, the right extras can make every mile feel easier. Consider which features will help you make the most of your trip when you rent a car in Pisa.
Good to know
The minimum age to rent a vehicle in Italy is typically 21 years old. However some providers set their own rules, so always double-check your rental company's policy to see what applies to you.
If you're bringing the kids along, check if you should add a car seat to your Pisa car hire booking. Whether a legal requirement or not, they're always the safest way for youngsters to travel.
You'll need some documents when you get to the rental counter. As a general rule, bring your physical driver's licence, a credit card with enough funds to cover the excess (debit cards usually aren't accepted), and additional photo ID. Your booking confirmation will spell it all out.
Driving in Italy may take some getting used to if it's your first time. Keep in mind you'll need to stick to the right side of the road.
Keep within local speed limits of about 45kph through urban areas and around 125kph on highways. Road signs will show if a different limit applies.
In Italy, the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit is 0.05%. If you intend to drink, pass the keys to someone else or choose another way to travel.
Around 8am is one of the busiest times to be on the road in this destination. Try to avoid peak times generally for a smoother trip.
The euro (EUR) is the currency you'll be using for day-to-day purchases and outings. Pay with your card when it's possible, and keep a little cash when electronic payments aren't accepted.
Italian is the language you'll hear most people speaking in this country.
Best hotels in Pisa for drivers
Pull in and get ready to relax at Hotel Caffè Verdi - 24 Hours Reception. Offering parking as well as a bar and luggage storage, this hotel is around 0.64 kilometres from central Pisa.
The Rif - Boutique Hotel is also a smart pick if a few road trips are on your itinerary. It features accessible parking, along with bicycle rentals and express check-in. Make this your base and you'll be roughly 0.97 kilometres from the city centre.
Explore the full lineup of hotels in Pisa and choose the stay that suits your travel style. Filters make it easy to tailor your search to what you need — like 'Parking,' 'Valet parking,' or 'Outdoor parking.' There's even an 'Electric vehicle (EV) charging station' filter to find hotels with charging access.
After you've found a car hire deal in Pisa and the right hotel, it's time to plan your first stops. Leaning Tower of Pisa, Piazza del Duomo and Piazza dei Miracoli are a memorable introduction to what the city has to offer.
Hit the road: Where to drive to from Pisa
Florence should be on your to-do list if you'd like to visit Brunelleschi's Dome and David of Michelangelo. This city is about 72 kilometres east of central Pisa.
c-hotels Ambasciatori and Best Western Plus CHC Florence are popular accommodation options with parking in Florence.
Add Prato to your travel plans. Pick up your cheap car hire in Pisa and drive around 56 kilometres east to explore main draws such as Duomo and Museo dell'Opera dell Duomo.
Prato has some great places to stay such as B&B Hotel First and The Gate Hotel - Firenze Nord. Both give you somewhere to leave your car during your stay.
Keep the momentum going and road-trip it to Turin, around 257 kilometres northwest of Pisa. Kick things off at EATALY, then head to Museo Nazionale del Cinema.
Time to think about catching some z's. Hotel Diplomatic and Pacific Hotel Fortino have space for both you and your wheels while visiting Turin.
