It only takes a minute to book your Rhino Car Hire Crete vehicle on our easy-to-use website.

Crete is one of the most beautiful Greek Islands and we provide air conditioned models of vehicle so you can take a tour of the island in total comfort.

Our cars can be hired for low rates starting at 12 Euros per day and for this cheap price you get an unlimited mileage offer, comprehensive insurance and 24 hour breakdown assistance.

That means if the car has a mechanical problem we can fix it free of charge and that you can also drive wherever you want.

Some of the companies we work with to find the best rates for car hire Crete are Hertz, Alamo, Sixt, Avis, Enterprise, National, Auto Europe and Holiday Autos.
 

Rhino has great deals on low cost Car Rental Crete, no matter what type of car you are looking for.

We have all kinds of cars, whether you need a compact car, a multi purpose vehicle (MPV), off road vehicles, automatics, manual cars, diesel cars, people carriers and large vans.

Among our most popular requests are the Mercedes A Class, the Renault Megane Cabriolet and the Ford Focus Cmax.

With Rhino car rental Crete there are no hidden costs as everything is already included in our advertised price. This includes the airport surcharges, the VAT local tax, the road fund tax and the premium location fee.

Our liability insurance waivers are there to protect you if you are in a collision or if your vehicle gets stolen. You can even take out a special new insurance option for complete financial protection. It gives you the chance to lower your excess so you would not be liable to make a pay out if you got into an accident.

Our friendly staff can help you with any questions in person and you can also check the Frequently Asked Questions link online.

All you have to do is fill out some details like your age and confirm that you are in possession of a valid driving licence and you are ready to drive.

We can also arrange for you to choose a different vehicle collection and drop off points in Crete without charging you a penny extra.

Crete Mini Guide

Crete is an extremely popular holiday destination and this Greek island has built its economy on tourism. Crete is the largest of the Greek islands and is located in the Mediterranean Sea between the Libyan Sea and the Sea of Crete.




Visitors are drawn to the beauty of Crete, especially its white sandy beaches which sit under bright sunshine. There is also a wealth of history and archaeology to explore in Crete, good food, friendly people and a buzzing nightlife – in short everything the traveller could possibly want.
The island main airports are Nikos Kazantzakis at Heraklion, which is the capital of Crete, and a new public airport in Sitia.

There are long term plans to replace Heraklion airport with a new inland airport at Kasteli to the southeast of Heraklion, as Sitia airport only has a small number of domestic flights which go between Athens. Rhino car hire can set you up with a vehicle on arrival at either of these airports. If you prefer to enter Crete by boat there are numerous ferry connections with the other Greek Islands and mainland Greece.



One thing to note when you are driving around the island is that the petrol stations are not always open. If fact they can often be closed after 7pm in the evening and on Sundays and bank holidays. Therefore you should always plan ahead and make sure you have enough petrol for the foreseeable future.

As long as you have fuel there are some fantastic sights to see in Crete such as ruins, mountains and gorges. Among these is the archaeological site of Knossos - and its famous palace. Knossos was the major city of the Minoan civilization 4,000 years ago. The beautiful harbour town of Chersonissos is worth seeing too, while young holiday makers who are looking for excitement might head to the town of Malia.



Traditional food of Crete include the skewered meat dishes (Souvlaki), local cheeses, mountain goat, seafood, lamb, snails, smoked ham or sausages, Cretan risotto, Tzatzik, taramosalata, melitzanosalata, kopanisti or tyrokafteri. You will find many excellent tavernas dotted around Crete which serve these delicacies. Lunch is the main meal of the day in this part of the world and it is savoured slowly over the course of the afternoon.

There are many package holiday deals going to Crete. However, you may wish to book independently if getting away from the madding crowd is important to you.