Rent a car in Verona airport with a 70% discount

The minimum age to rent a car in Verona airport is typically 21 years. Drivers aged 21–24 may face a young driver surcharge of €10–30 per day. Some premium and luxury vehicles require the driver to be at least 25. Always check the specific rental company's age policy before booking.

For the best rates, we recommend booking your rental car in Verona airport at least 3–6 weeks ahead. During peak season (June–September) or major events, booking 2–3 months in advance is advisable. Early booking not only guarantees availability but also unlocks lower prices and a wider choice of vehicles.

Most rental companies in Verona airport offer a grace period of 30–59 minutes. Beyond that, you will be charged for an additional day. To avoid unexpected costs, plan your return time carefully. If you know you'll be late, contact the rental office — they may extend your booking at a lower rate than the late-return penalty.

The security deposit is typically released within 7–14 business days after you return the car, provided there is no damage. Some banks may take up to 30 days to process the refund. The deposit is a temporary hold on your credit card — the actual amount blocked depends on the vehicle class and insurance coverage chosen.

Parking options in Verona airport include:

• Street parking — metered zones, typically €1–3/hour
• Public car parks — €5–20/day depending on location
• Hotel parking — often available for guests at €10–25/night

Always check signage carefully. Blue zones require a parking disc, and illegally parked cars may be towed. Many city centres have restricted access zones.

If you have an accident in Verona airport:

1. Ensure everyone's safety and call emergency services if needed (112 in Europe)
2. Document everything — take photos of damage, the scene, and other vehicles
3. Fill in the accident report form (usually found in the glove compartment)
4. Contact the rental company immediately
5. Do not admit fault or sign documents you don't understand

Your rental insurance will cover damages within the agreed terms.

Key rules when driving in Italy:

• Drive on the right side of the road
• Seat belts are mandatory for all passengers
• Mobile phones may only be used hands-free
• Headlights must be on at all times in some areas
• Blood alcohol limit is typically 0.05% (stricter for new drivers)

Familiarise yourself with local signage and speed limits before setting off.

The excess (or deductible) is the maximum amount you'd pay out of pocket if the car is damaged or stolen. In Italy, this typically ranges from €500 to €2,000 depending on the vehicle class. You can reduce or eliminate the excess by purchasing additional coverage such as Super CDW or booking full-coverage insurance through Cars Scanner.