Car Rental Venice Airport Without Credit Card
Many rental companies at Venice Airport require a credit card for deposit and insurance. However, there are also options available where you can rent a car at Venice Airport without a credit card.
These offers usually include full insurance and zero excess, making them a popular choice for travelers who prefer more flexibility.
Cheap Car Rental at Venice Airport (VCE)
Finding a cheap car rental at Venice Airport is not just about the lowest price. Insurance, deposit requirements, and rental conditions can significantly affect the total cost.
By comparing car rental companies, you can find the best deal based on both price and conditions, especially if you are looking for no deposit or no credit card options.
Picking up your rental car at Venice Airport
About Venice Airport (VCE)
Venice Marco Polo Airport (IATA: VCE) is located on the mainland shore of the Venetian Lagoon, approximately 13 km north of Venice. It is one of the main international airports in northern Italy, handling a wide range of European and intercontinental routes. Car rental desks are in the arrivals hall on the ground floor, with vehicles collected in the rental car area in the multi-storey car park adjacent to the terminal. The airport also has water taxi and bus connections to Venice itself, but for destinations in the Veneto region a rental car is the most practical option.
Getting on the road from Venice Airport
The airport connects directly to the A57 and from there to the A4 motorway running east-west across northern Italy. Verona is approximately 120 km west on the A4, around 75 minutes. Padua is about 40 km southwest, reachable in around 30 minutes. The A27 heading north leads to Treviso and the Prosecco wine route through Valdobbiadene and Conegliano, under an hour away. For the Dolomites, continue north on the A27 toward Belluno; Cortina d’Ampezzo is approximately 160 km from the airport. Trieste is about 150 km east on the A4.
Why pick up at the airport rather than in the city
Venice is car-free, so a rental car is only useful for exploring the Veneto mainland, the Dolomites, Lake Garda, or other regional destinations. Collecting the car at the airport is the logical choice for any mainland itinerary, as it avoids transferring into Venice and back out again. If you plan to spend time in Venice first, note that Piazzale Roma on the edge of the island has car parks where you can pick up or drop off a car later. You can also compare rental options to find the best balance between price and conditions. For more about driving in the area, see car rental in Venice and car rental in Italy.
Car rental price at Venice Airport
The table below shows the lowest all-inclusive weekly rate for renting a car at Venice Airport, with full insurance and zero excess included. What you actually pay depends on the supplier, availability and how far ahead you book. Check the current price in the search above.
| Car type | Estimated weekly price (June 2026) |
|---|---|
| Small car (economy) | €230 – €400 |
| Mid-size car | €330 – €510 |
| Large car / SUV | €460 – €720 |
These prices typically include full insurance and zero excess when booking an all-inclusive rental. Prices can vary significantly between providers. If you want to avoid hidden costs, it’s worth taking a moment to compare car rental companies and rental conditions before booking. At MarSoleil, you can also find options without a credit card and no deposit.
