Choose Car Hire Naples for a low cost service which allows you to see this great Italian city at your leisure.
Situated on the Gulf of Naples, one of the main attractions in the area is the Mount Vesuvius volcano which is within driving distance of Naples city centre.
Because all Rhino car hire Naples comes with an unlimited mileage offer, you can drive to Mount Vesuvius and surrounding sights in the region of Campania without having to pay extra for the mileage. In fact you can go anywhere you want in Italy.
We even give all our customers free breakdown assistance so we can help you if you have any problems like needing a tire changed or the car overheating. You should book car hire Naples today to avoid disappointment.

The historic centre of Naples has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Car Rental Naples is the best way to get around and see all the amazing sights.
Avis, Alamo rent a car, National, Auto Europe, Enterprise rent a car, Europcar, Hertz, Holiday Autos, Sixt and Thrifty car rental and are just some of the car rental Naples companies whose rates we compare for cheap deals. The low cost rate we quote you is guaranteed to be the lowest around.

If you can find cheaper car hire anywhere else which has all the same great features then we will match it for you. Some of the features our car rental Naples comes with are the fully inclusive insurance package.Each customer gets a collision damage waiver, a vehicle theft waiver and liability insurance with every rental. There is also an insurance option you can take out which lets you avoid ever having to pay excess charges.

Among the many car rental choices we offer are manuals, diesels, automatics, economy cars, compact, intermediate and large sized cars as well as multi purpose vehicles.

These makes and models are produced by reputable manufacturers like Toyota, BMW, Vauxhall and VW to name but a few.

We have cars with varying amounts of luggage capacity and if you need extra you can always order a luggage rack as part of the optional extras we offer.

Naples Mini Guide

Naples (Napoli) Italy, the country's third largest city and capital of the south as well as of the Campania region, a seaport and tourist centre about 185km (115 miles) south west of Rome.  The glittering bay of Naples and the smouldering volcano Vesuvius provide a dramatic backdrop to the city - which has some of the best museums in the world.

Naples was founded as a Greek colony in the 7th-6th centuries BC and flourished during the Roman Empire and subsequently under Byzantine, Norman, Swabian and Spanish rule.  The street plan of the old city reflects the Roman, medieval and Spanish periods.  The Roman part, between the church of Santa Maria of Constantinople and the Capuano Castle, contains the cathedral.  The medieval parts lead down to the dock and the Castel Nuovo.  They are a rabbit warren of densely populated narrow alleys and small squares, but were badly damaged by an earthquake in 1980.

No visit to Naples would be complete without trying the local speciality of a margherita pizza topped with fresh tomato, basil and mozzarella. And of course you should wash it down with a good bottle of Italian red wine. Two pizzerias which do this classic dish to perfection are Trianon a Forcella and Da Michele which are both easy to find. However, Naples has a bit of a reputation for crime and these restaurants, though incredibly authentic, are not located in the safest part of town. You should be alright though as long as you keep a low profile. If you get bored of pizza then seafood is generally good in Naples due to its long standing tradition as a harbour city.

Knowing some Italian is always useful but bear in mind that they speak a regional dialect here – Neapolitan - so your efforts may still get lost in translation.