Hiring a car at Corfu Airport

What this means for your booking

• The cheapest sticker is usually not the cheapest car. With 90% of suppliers charging about €111 for a second driver, two cars advertised a few euro apart can be €111 apart by the time you drive away. We put that fee into every price the moment you say you need one.
• Check your card limit before you travel. The typical hold here is €900 on the main driver's card. It is a pre-authorisation rather than a charge, but it has to fit.
• A month is not four times a week. The median week here is €193 and the median month €956 — worse per day, which is why back-to-back rentals often beat one long booking on hires of 40 days or more.
• Airport or town desk? We have not measured which is cheaper yet, so we won't guess. We are measuring it now and will publish the numbers. See every pick-up point here.

Getting to the car

If you land late. 86% of the suppliers we priced shut by 22:00, and the typical desk closes at 21:45. A delayed flight is the difference between collecting your car and paying for a night you did not plan. Measured across 396 offers that publish their desk hours; a supplier that does not publish them is not counted as open.

Not every supplier here hands you the keys in the terminal. Across 4 searches, this is how collection splits:

• In terminal 26%
• Meet & Greet 25%
• Outside of terminal 23%
• Free shuttle service 22%
• Car rental center 5%

28 suppliers appeared here across our searches, at several separate pick-up points. See which is nearest you and what each costs.

The fine print, measured

These conditions vary more between airports than most people expect. We measure each of them everywhere we sweep: deposits · debit cards · second-driver fees · desk hours.

Deposit banding, as the suppliers classify it themselves: average deposit 50% · low deposit 20% · high deposit 11% · deposit-free option available 8% · low deposit option available 5% · no deposit or card required at pick-up 4% · no deposit 2%.

What each supplier actually costs here

28 suppliers appeared in our searches. These are the ones you are most likely to be offered — chosen by how often they came up, then ordered by what they really cost, which is rarely the same order as the advertised price.

Prices are for a one-week hire. Mixing rental lengths would make the column meaningless — a fee charged once per rental is a very different share of a week than of a month — so this table is built from week-long searches only.

Deposits vary far more than prices. GreenMotion holds €1,240 on the main driver's card against Keddy's €234. It is released after you return the car, but it has to fit.

"With 2nd driver" is the advertised rental plus that supplier's additional-driver fee — our definition of the total, and the only one we rank on. Full cover is quoted separately and never added in: many travellers hold annual excess insurance or rely on a card, and folding in an assumed purchase is precisely the trick this site exists to expose. Medians across 4 searches; a supplier that does not publish a fee is not counted as free. How we measure this.

How customers rate each supplier at Corfu Airport

DiscoverCars customers' scores for each supplier's desk here, out of 10 - only suppliers with at least 30 local reviews. Scores under 6.5 are marked. The slowest pick-ups come first.

Source: DiscoverCars customer reviews of each supplier at this location, as shown with every search; medians across our searches. Scores change as new reviews come in.

Corfu Airport against other airports

Across the 34 airports we measure, a second driver is cheapest at Tenerife Airport South (typically €7) and dearest at Kos Airport (€240). All second-driver fees.