The best way to hire a car in Naples through FindYCar

Got a few minutes? Then you can hire a car in Naples right now:

1. Browse the offers and choose the one you like.
2. Add options and any other required details in the form.
3. Confirm your booking (a deposit of 20% or 100% of the total is required).

Location

• You are free to specify any location you prefer to collect your vehicle (this could be a city, airport, or delivery)
• Enter the start and end dates of the rental and perform a search.

Booking

• Choose a car and add additional services (insurance, no deposit)
• Book a car through our website and make the payment online
• You will receive an email voucher with the rental company’s contact details and pick-up instructions.

Pick-Up

• When collecting the car, you will need to present your voucher, passport, driving licence, and a credit card (if a deposit is required)
• Sign the rental agreement, collect the car, and enjoy your trip.

Cheap Car Hire Naples: The Best of FindYCar

Naples bursts with raw Italian energy — chaotic streets full of life, Vespas zipping through narrow lanes, and the smell of authentic pizza filling the air. This vibrant southern city attracts visitors in search of genuine Italian culture, unfiltered by mass tourism. Travellers come here to experience the birthplace of pizza, explore underground Roman ruins, and use it as a gateway to the Amalfi Coast and the islands of Capri and Ischia.

The city itself is thrillingly chaotic, but the true magic of southern Italy lies just outside its borders, waiting to be discovered. And the real adventure begins with car hire in Naples:

• Pompeii and Herculaneum are ideal morning trips, letting you explore ancient Roman sites without rushing for group tours
• Escape to Sorrento or the islands – drive to the ferry terminals at your own pace for day trips to Capri or Ischia
• Mount Vesuvius awaits – and driving gives you the flexibility to hike the crater rim when it’s less crowded

Start your trip the right way – Book now through FindYCar. No deposit, cash payments accepted, no credit card required, and other flexible options to make your journey easier than ever.

How much does it cost to hire a car in Naples?

Car hire in Naples may not be your cheapest European trip, but the freedom to explore Campania makes it worthwhile. Budget wisely with these average prices:

• Economy: €23–€44 per day
• Mid-range: €45–€58 per day
• SUVs and people carriers: €64–€119 per day
• Luxury: from €143 per day

Smart planning helps avoid overspending. Use these tips to stick to your budget:

• Choose a pick-up location that doesn’t charge extra
• Do a bit of research beforehand and compare prices
• Book as early as you can
• Avoid unnecessary extras you’re not sure you need

Here’s how to compare rates:

Best time to hire a car in Naples: seasonal price insights from verified bookings

Car hire in Naples: what documents do I need?

You can hire any car in Italy as long as you have:

• Your driving licence
• Your passport
• A credit card and booking voucher (optional)

Traffic Rules

Driving in Naples can be chaotic, fast-paced, and unlike anywhere else in Europe. Stay calm and familiarise yourself with these rules before hiring a car:

1. Drive on the right-hand side, overtake on the left.
2. Seatbelts are compulsory for all passengers, front and rear.
3. Speed limits: 50 km/h in urban areas, 90 km/h on country roads, 110 km/h on dual carriageways, 130 km/h on motorways.
4. The legal alcohol limit is 0.05% BAC; zero tolerance for drivers under 21 or with less than 3 years of driving experience.
5. Mobile phones must be used with hands-free systems only.

Parking

Naples is notoriously difficult when it comes to free parking.

Blue lines indicate pay-and-display parking (approx. €1.50–2.50 per hour in central areas), white lines are free but extremely hard to find, and yellow lines are reserved for residents only.

Petrol Stations

Eni, Q8, IP, and Tamoil stations are widespread in the city. Petrol costs around €1.70–1.85 per litre, with diesel being slightly cheaper.

Most stations offer both self-service and full service (the latter usually adds €0.10–0.20 per litre).

Toll Roads

Italian motorways (autostrade) use a ticket system: take a ticket at entry and pay according to distance when exiting. Trips to Salerno cost around €3–5, and to Rome €15–18.

Payment can be made by cash, card, or Telepass – avoid blue “Telepass only” lanes unless equipped, as card machines may not work at smaller exits.