Guide to Tuscany
One of the most popular tourist destinations in Italy, hiring a car in Tuscany provides access to all the delights that Tuscany offers. Well served by budget airlines into both
Florence Airport and
Pisa, getting to and around Tuscany has never been easier, nor better value. Whether you are here to enjoy the produce of the far reaching vineyards or planning your own Van Gough courtesy of the sunflower fields in Maremma, Tuscany really offers something for everyone.
Hiring a convertible in Tuscany
Why wouldn’t you want to? The good news is that it doesn’t have to cost a great deal more than a regular car. The Fiat500 cabrio is one of most popular convertibles to rent in Tuscany and is a real hit with young couples and families who can travel light. If you’ve not driven a Fiat500 cabrio before then you’re in for a real treat, the fabric roofs simply retracts in a matter of seconds leaving you to enjoy the warm sun whilst out on the road.
4x4 & SUV rental in Tuscany
The rise in popularity of these models shows no sign of abating. Indeed, we have arrange more 4x4 rentals in Milan and across Italy than ever before this year. With budget SUV rentals in Tuscany costing little less than a compact car. Range topping 4x4 rentals in Tuscany such as the Jaguar F-Pace and Audi Q5 are all available should your budget stretch.
People carrier hire in Tuscany
Increasingly popular with larger groups and families, Tuscany offers so much to so many including wine tours, yoga retreats, painting holidays and more. Travelling in a large group can offer great value for money when you consider the cost per seat or passenger. Our most popular models include the Seat Alhambra and Ford Galaxy, both offering 7 seats at unbeatable value, whilst the Ford Transit and Fiat Ducato can swallow up 9 passengers and all the luggage you could imagine.
Getting to Tuscany
Both Florence and Pisa are very well served by many airlines all over Europe with direct routes to and from all of the major cities. From London's
Heathrow and
Gatwick to
Amsterdam or
Munich, wherever you are setting off from, it's almost inevitable that you can fly direct with a variety of carriers. The following airlines operate routes directly to either airports;
Pisa Airport (PSA)
Florence Airport (FLR)
Aegean Airlines
Air France
British Airways
bmi regional
Finnair
Brussels Airlines
Vuelling Airlines
Vuelling Airlines
Florence Airport (FLR)
Just over 2.7 million passengers passed through Florence airport in 2018, making it the 19th busiest airport in Italy and Tuscany’s second busiest.
Pisa Airport (PSA)
Italy’s 11th most popular airport handing 5.5 million passengers in 2018, double that of Florence, Pisa is the primary arrival airport into Tuscany.