For most visitors, Corfu Airport car rentals are booked by the week, and the weekly rate is where the real value of a rental shows. A car held for the whole stay turns the island into an open map, and spread across the days, or across a group, it becomes the cheapest and freest transport on Corfu. This guide looks at weekly hire, how the cost works over a longer booking, and why keeping the car for the stay pays off.
The figures come from Triple Seven (777), a family-run agency beside Corfu Airport that owns its fleet, delivers to the terminal and takes no deposit. Its weekly rates are all-inclusive, so a longer booking holds no hidden cost.
How much do Corfu Airport car rentals cost by the week?
Weekly rates run from €193.34 for a Type B manual to €269.50 for a Type N automatic, all-inclusive. Each carries 24% tax, free delivery, unlimited mileage, a second driver and assistance, so the weekly figure is the whole cost of a car for the stay.
The weekly rates make a week’s hire easy to cost.
| Class | Gearbox | Per day, from | Seven days, from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scooter 125cc | Manual | €22.60 | €158.20 |
| Type B | Manual | €27.62 | €193.34 |
| Type A | Manual | €29.30 | €205.10 |
| Type C | Manual | €30.13 | €210.91 |
| Type D | Manual | €32.64 | €228.48 |
| Type A1 Auto | Automatic | €34.97 | €244.79 |
| Type N Auto | Automatic | €38.50 | €269.50 |
A Type B week at €193.34 is the whole cost of a car for seven days, with only fuel to add. Because every figure carries tax, mileage, a second driver and assistance, the weekly rate does not grow at a counter, so it is a firm figure to plan a holiday budget around.
Why is a weekly rental good value?
Because one fixed cost covers unlimited driving for the whole stay. Spread across seven days, a Type B at €193.34 is about €27.62 a day, and shared across a group it falls to a few Euros each, far below repeated taxis or transfers.
A weekly rental concentrates the value of a car. Rather than paying per journey, a traveller pays once for seven days of unlimited movement, so every beach, village and day trip comes at no extra cost beyond fuel. The more the car is used across the week, the better the value becomes.
Divided across a group, the weekly figure is remarkably low. A Type B at €193.34, shared by four, is about €6.90 per person per day for door-to-door island transport. No combination of taxis, buses and excursions matches that for a group that wants to explore, which is why the weekly rental is the standard choice.
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Does keeping the car for the whole stay pay off?
Yes. A car held for the stay is always available for a spontaneous beach trip or an evening out, with no waiting for a bus or a taxi. The weekly rate makes that constant availability cheap, so keeping the car beats renting only for occasional days.
Some travellers consider renting only for a day or two, but keeping the car for the whole stay usually pays off. A car on the drive is there for a spur-of-the-moment beach run, a change of dinner plan or an early start to a viewpoint, none of which a bus timetable or a taxi booking allows.
The weekly rate makes that availability affordable. At about €27.62 a day for a Type B, the cost of having the car always ready is modest, and it saves the repeated expense and hassle of arranging transport each time. For a holiday that involves more than a couple of outings, keeping the car for the week is the better value.
What is included in a weekly rental?
Free terminal delivery within 08:00 to 23:30, 24% tax, unlimited mileage, collection, a second driver and 24-hour assistance, all inside the weekly rate. Only fuel and any out-of-hours or off-network delivery are extra, and both are quoted at booking.
A weekly rental carries the same all-inclusive terms as any hire, which keeps a longer booking predictable. Delivery to the terminal is free within the window, the 24% tax is inside the figure, and unlimited mileage means a full week of driving adds nothing in distance.
The rest of the package supports a longer stay well. Collection at the end, a second driver at no charge to share the week’s driving, and round-the-clock assistance all travel with the car. The only extras are fuel and any out-of-hours or off-network delivery, from €20.00, so a week’s rental holds no surprise.
How does a week’s car compare with taxis over the stay?
A week’s car costs far less for anyone travelling regularly. Taxis charge each journey, so a week of beach and dinner trips mounts up quickly, while a Type B at €193.34 covers them all. The car usually undercuts the taxi total within the first day or two.
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Over a full week, the comparison with taxis is decisive. Every taxi journey is metered and the return from a distant beach charged in full, so a week of daily outings by taxi runs to a large sum. The weekly car covers all of it for one fixed figure plus fuel.
The gap widens with a group. Four people taking taxis to beaches, villages and dinners across a week spend several times the price of one shared car, which serves every trip on unlimited mileage. For an active holiday, the weekly rental is not a little cheaper than taxis but a great deal cheaper.
What suits a stay longer than a week?
A comfortable class the driver is happy to use daily, since the car will cover the island repeatedly. The same all-inclusive terms apply, with unlimited mileage, no deposit and a free second driver, so a longer stay is as simple to arrange as a week.
For a visit longer than a week, the car becomes a daily tool rather than a holiday novelty, so comfort and an easy gearbox are worth a little more. A roomier manual or an automatic that the driver enjoys using repays itself over an extended stay of island driving.
The terms do not change with the length. Unlimited mileage, free delivery within the network, no deposit and a free second driver apply whether the booking is one week or several, so a longer stay is arranged just as easily. The weekly rate simply continues, keeping the cost of extended island transport low and predictable.
When should you book a weekly rental?
As early as possible. Booking ahead locks the lower spring or autumn weekly rate before the summer peak, and secures the class you want. The reservation costs nothing to hold and no deposit is taken, so early booking carries no cost.
Timing a weekly booking matters because the rate moves with the season. Weekly figures sit lowest in spring and autumn and climb through July and August, and the rate is fixed at booking, so reserving early captures the cheaper week. Availability of specific classes eases too.
Because nothing is charged to reserve and no deposit is taken, booking a weekly rental early carries all the advantage and none of the risk. An early booking both fixes a lower weekly figure and guarantees the class the party needs, which is the simplest way to get the best value from a week’s hire.
Where can a weekly rental take you across the island?
Everywhere on the 64-kilometre island, on unlimited mileage. A week gives time to reach Corfu Town 3 kilometres away, Paleokastritsa 25 kilometres west, the northern beaches 36 to 38, and the hill villages, all at no extra distance cost.
A week’s car and unlimited mileage together open the whole island at an unhurried pace. There is time for the near coast, the west coast, the north and the interior, each a different day, with every route returning to the airport side by evening and none of it adding to the rate.
A week’s shape might run: the town and near coast early, the west coast and Paleokastritsa mid-week, a full northern day to Sidari and Kassiopi, and the hill villages of the interior on a spare afternoon. The weekly rate covers all of it, so the more the week reaches, the better the value of the hire.
How do you plan a week around the rental?
Spread the island across the days: the town and near coast early, the west coast mid-week, and a full northern day, with spare afternoons for the hill villages. A week’s car gives time to reach every part of Corfu at an unhurried pace.
A week is the ideal length to see Corfu by car, because it gives time without rushing. A loose plan works best: gentle days near the airport to start, while the car and the roads become familiar, then longer drives as confidence grows. Each day can focus on a different part of the island.
The shape might run the town and near-coast beaches early, the scenic west coast and Paleokastritsa mid-week, a full day to the northern beaches at Sidari and Kassiopi, and the interior villages on a spare afternoon. With unlimited mileage, none of these drives adds to the weekly rate, so the plan stays flexible and free.
Is weekly hire better than daily for a short trip?
For anything beyond two or three days, the weekly rate is usually the better value, and keeping the car avoids arranging transport each time. For a genuine one or two-day stop, daily hire from €27.62 suits, but most trips benefit from the week.
The choice between daily and weekly hire depends on the length of the stay. For a true short stop, a layover or a cruise call, daily hire from €27.62 is the sensible pick. But once a trip runs to several days, keeping the car for the week is both cheaper per day and far more convenient.
The convenience is easy to underrate. A car held for the week is always ready for a spontaneous outing, with no need to rebook or wait, and the weekly rate makes that constant availability affordable. For most holidays of a week or more, the weekly rental is clearly the better arrangement.
What if your travel dates change?
Because the booking is direct and no deposit is taken, a change of dates is arranged with the operator that owns the car, with nothing to unwind. The reservation costs nothing to hold, so adjusting a weekly booking before delivery is simple.
Travel plans sometimes shift, and a direct booking handles that easily. A change of dates for a weekly rental is arranged with the agency that owns the car and honours the terms, not relayed through a broker to a branch. One party holds the booking from confirmation to collection.
The absence of a deposit keeps a change clean. Since nothing is blocked on a card and nothing is charged to reserve, adjusting the dates disturbs no held sum, and the reservation stays flexible until delivery. For a traveller whose dates are not yet fixed, that flexibility is a real advantage of the weekly booking.
How do you book a weekly rental?
Book online, name the class and pick-up point, add the flight number, and choose the week’s dates. The reservation costs nothing to hold, and a confirmation returns with the all-inclusive weekly rate and delivery time.
Booking a weekly rental is quick and free to hold. The form takes the pick-up point, the arrival time and the flight number for tracking, and choosing the class and the week’s dates completes it. Nothing is charged to reserve, so booking early carries all the advantage of a lower rate.
A confirmation returns with the class, the all-inclusive weekly rate and the delivery arrangements, and the representative brings the car to the terminal. Because the same local agency owns the car and honours the terms, the weekly figure agreed at booking is exactly what meets the traveller on arrival.
Does a longer rental change the terms or the car?
No. Whether one week or several, the same all-inclusive terms apply and the class you booked is the car you get. Unlimited mileage, free delivery, no deposit and a free second driver continue throughout, so a longer booking is as predictable as a short one.
A longer rental does not alter the arrangement. The all-inclusive terms, tax, mileage, a second driver and assistance inside the rate, hold for the whole period, and the car remains the class booked, serviced and known by the owner. There is no change of vehicle or terms partway through a stay.
That consistency is what makes a longer booking easy to plan. A traveller staying two or three weeks pays the continuing weekly rate with the same inclusions and the same car, and unlimited mileage means the extended stay explores the island as freely as a single week. Nothing about the terms tightens over a longer hire.
How much is a week’s car rental at Corfu Airport?
From €193.34 for a Type B manual, all-inclusive with 24% tax, free delivery, unlimited mileage, a second driver and road assistance. Split across four, that is about €6.90 per person per day for the whole week.
Is it cheaper to rent by the week on Corfu?
A weekly rental is the standard and best-value way to rent, giving unlimited driving for a fixed figure. Shared across a group, a Type B week at €193.34 undercuts any set of taxis or transfers for an active holiday.
What is the cheapest of the Corfu Airport car rentals?
The cheapest car is the Type B manual at €27.62 per day, or €193.34 for a week, all-inclusive. A 125cc scooter is cheaper still at €22.60 per day, or €158.20 a week, for riders holding an A1 or A licence.
Can I rent for longer than a week?
Yes. A longer stay is arranged on the same all-inclusive terms, with unlimited mileage, no deposit and a free second driver. The weekly rate continues, keeping extended island transport simple and predictable.
TRIPLE 777 Corfu Airport Rent A Car
Car rental agency
Kosta Georgaki 3, Airport 491 00
+30 2661099294