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That’s why the car hire Marco Polo Airport price of only 10 Euros per day is guaranteed to be the lowest around. 
We have cars to suit every occasion. For instance, if you want an automatic vehicle there is the Ford Focus, if you need an off road vehicle we have the Toyota Rav 4 and if you need a luxurious car to make the right impression for a date or a meeting we have the BMW 3 series.
Just select the make and model of car you want to drive from our website and we’ll do the rest.

Car rental Marco Polo Airport - Venice is the number one choice for rental cars in Venice.
Our customers choose us over the competition because we go the extra mile to make sure that you can travel safely, quickly and cheaply.
For example car rental Marco Polo Airport lets you drive wherever you want with an unlimited mileage offer and gives you constant roadside assistance with our unique 24 hour breakdown cover.
Our friendly staff can meet you as soon as you step off the plane and show you to your vehicle so there is no delay in your journey whatsoever. Marco Polo airport was named after the Venetian traveller Marco Polo and the airport code is VCE as it serves the city of Venice.
Rhino car rental Marco Polo Airport comes with fully comprehensive insurance, waivers for vehicle theft and collision damage as well as liability cover.
If that still does not give you complete peace of mind then you can take out our special insurance option to reduce your vehicle excess to zero, which is particularly reassuring for beginner drivers,
Marco Polo is one of the more manageable airports in Europe size wise and you will find our car rental Marco Polo Airport to be extremely convenient. Just let us know if you want to drop your vehicle off in a different location afterwards.
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Mini Guide Marco Polo Airport

Marco Polo airport is the closest airport to Venice – an incomparably beautiful city which is surrounded by water.

More than seven million people use Marco Polo every year to get to Venice which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world.

Marco Polo airport, which is the fourth busiest in Italy in terms of passenger traffic is relatively large and has three terminals over two floors. Arrivals are on the ground floor while departures are on the upper floor. There are more than 60 check in desks as well as quite a few facilities for passengers who are in transit.

Venice Marco polo is actually located on the Italian mainland in Tessera and once you get there Venice is then approached by boat.

The airport is named after the European explorer Marco Polo who was famous for rediscovering China during his expeditions. This modern terminal has not been around for very long but is already used by some of the biggest airplane companies in flights to and from destinations across the whole world. These include Northwest airlines, Emirates Airline, US Airways, Delta Air lines, Sky Service and Air Transat.
If you are flying from the United Kingdom there are also a number of airlines you can use. Bmi goes from Heathrow, British Airways has flights from Heathrow and Gatwick, Thomson Airways goes from Gatwick and Manchester, Jet2 goes from Leeds Bradford and Edinburgh, Aer Lingus goes from Dublin and Easyjet goes from Gatwick and Belfast.

To add to the great amount of traffic around Marco Polo there are also a number of cargo flights. Aeroflot Cargo, UPS Airlines and Fedex Express are some of the main transporters to use it.

Once you have come through arrivals you will find a large choice of car hire companies. They include Avis, Sixt, Europcar, AutoEuropa, Hertz, Budget and Travelcar. Rather than fight your way through the melee of people, Rhino car hire can secure you the best deal with these companies ahead of time. That way, when you arrive at Marco Polo, all you have to do is pick up your car and drive to the ferry. This saves you time waiting for the crowded and extortionately expensive water taxis. One part of Venice where having a car is a good idea is at the Lido, an outcrop of land only a short boat journey away from the mainland. Lido is a good place to stay as it is cheaper and less crowded than the centre of Venice. It also has some stunning beaches that you can drive to.


From the Alilaguna airport you can catch a fast ferry to and from Venice or the Lido.  The main airports in Venice are called the Treviso Airport which is about 20 kms from the City Centre and the Marco Polo Airport which is 10 kms away by water and 12 kms by land.