Car hire Genoa can cost as little as £8 per day and that amazingly low rate gives you great value for money.
You get unlimited mileage which allows you to drive to your heart’s content, a breakdown assistance offer which allows you to call on mechanics if you have any problems, and the best insurance around.
Our fully comprehensive insurance is inclusive of a waiver for vehicle theft and collision damage as well as liability insurance.
All the taxes such as the VAT local tax and the road fund tax are already included in the advertised price of car hire Genoa so you don’t have to pay any hidden charges such as airport surcharges or a premium location fee. Go ahead and book car hire Genoa today for the best rates.

Car rental Genoa allows you to see this port city in the north of Italy on your on agenda.
Car rental Genoa comes with all the modern features that our customers expect such as power steering, central locking and air conditioning.
Some of the many diesel vehicles that we offer in Genoa are the Mercedes Class A automatic, the five door Ford Fiesta tdi and the Audi A3 tdi with two or four doors.
If you want an automatic car then we have the Lancia Musa, the Volvo C30, the Toyota Avensis and the Citroen C5 among others.
The car we offer which has the most seating capacity is the Ford Galaxy tdi seven seater, though this does not have that much luggage room. Among the optional extras you can request though is a luggage rack.
If you are flying into the Aeroporto di Genova Cristoforo Colombo then our friendly Rhino staff can meet you as soon as you step off the plane and show you to your vehicle. With Rhino there are no delays and all our cars come with a map and a full tank of gas so you are ready to continue your journey immediately.
Some of the Rhino car rental Genoa companies we work with are Alamo rent a car, Avis, National, Europcar, Hertz, Sixt and Thrifty car rental in order to find which has the best prices for your time in Genoa.

Genoa Mini Guide

Genoa is an ancient maritime capital which is now a seeting port city with a maze of medieval passages.  It is a seaport in the north west about 120 km (75 miles) south east of Turin.   Genoa's tall narrow shuttered buildings painted orange, yellow and tomotoe red are squeezed into the hillsides next to palaces, churches and crumbling remains.  From the main shopping streets you descend down to the old medieval town of Genoa where you will be reminded fo the back-stabbing dramas and intrigues in the dark pedestrian alley ways. 

At the base of the old town is the historic port of Genoa and the newer built dockside areas where you will see wonderful yachts, power boats and the big cruise liners. Christopher Columbus is the most famous son of Genoa and it is heralded as his birthplace although some disput this and believe he was born in Calvi on the island or Corsica.  Genoa stretches along the coast for approximately 30 kilometers and is served by fifteen different train stations.  The Piazza de Ferrari is a splashing fountain which is the centre piece of Genoa's main square and is surrounded by magnificent buildings among which is the Art Nouveau Palazzo della Borsa which is closed to the public. 

There are lots of museums in Genoa and it is best to purchase a card musei which gives you access to approx 20 different museums, this can be bought at several locations including the tourist booths.  There are boat trips around the port and for further destinations and springtime provides whale watching expeditions in a 96,000 square kilometer protected zone which is situated beween France and Tunisia and there is an estimated whale population of 2000 with eight different species.   There are also open top bus tours around the cits with commentary being provided via headphones which are available in several different languages.

The famous sauce made from Basil and garlic - Pesto Genovese, is available in all of the restaurants along with parmesan and pine nuts which appear on nearly all the menues.  Another speciality is focaccia topped with cheese, farinata which is a thin pancake made from chick pea flour and torta pasqualina  which is a spinach, ricotta and cheese & egg tart.  The refurbished area of Porto Antico is filled with bars including sophisticated  establishments and old time favourites along with numerous cafes where you can sit and sip coffee watching the world go by.