One Way Car Rental Pisa to Venice at Best Prices

Yes, the minimum driver's age required to rent from most companies is usually 21 or 19. Meaning that those under the age of 25 may reserve a one-way deal. A Young Driver Surcharge may still apply, depending on the supplier and preferred car type.

The drop-off fee is generally included in one-way car hire deals, but it can be charged separately from the quoted price. When browsing deals, refer to the inclusions to confirm whether the fee is to be paid individually. The price breakdown is also provided on the booking summary page for your understanding.

There's no fixed security deposit amount for all one-way deals, as the costs are mainly based on your chosen car category and supplier. The deposit for a car hire from Pisa to Venice can cost anywhere from €300 to €5,000. The supplier pre-authorizes the deposit on your credit card at pickup and releases it after the car is returned with no damage or traffic fines.

You will need an International Driving Permit (IDP) or a certified English translation only if your original driver’s licence is issued in a non-Latin alphabet (eg, Arabic, Chinese, Cyrillic, Japanese). Locally recognised EU licence holders may be allowed to book, but they must also provide their passports or national IDs at pickup and while driving.

Yes, a credit card in the primary driver’s name is usually required to rent and pick up a car. Companies use it to hold a refundable security deposit for the financial safety of the car during the booking period. Cash or debit card deposits are generally declined, and a higher amount is blocked if/when accepted.

Travellers can rent 7-seater SUVs or minivans for a one-way trip from Pisa to Venice. Vehicles in these segments are highly booked by large groups and families in peak seasons. Prices and deposit amounts for large-sized cars can also be higher than those for other car categories. Make sure you book well in advance of your travel dates to choose from the maximum available options and book as needed.

Cars cannot be driven into Venice’s historic city center. But you may easily return a car to the mainland at:

• Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE)
• Mestre and Santa Lucia train stations
• Venice Downtown

From there, public transport or a water taxi can take you to Venice Island.

After-hours car hire returns may be allowed by some suppliers upon prior request. Once approved, you can drop off the car at your supplier's bay and return the keys at the desk or in the key drop box. Any delays past the scheduled time can incur additional late fees.

Yes, plenty of car hire companies operate within Pisa Airport’s P5 Terminal, making it easy for travellers to pick up their vehicles upon arrival. To book a one-way deal, simply enable the ‘Different Drop-off Location?’ option in the form and find available offers at your preferred pickup and drop-off locations.

No. Tolls are to be paid directly by the driver. They may either use cash/card or an electronic toll device called Tellepass (if offered by the rental company).