What sets the best Corfu Airport car rentals apart is not only the rate but where and how you get the car. A delivery model that brings the vehicle to the terminal, a free network of pick-up points across the island, and the option to collect at one place and return at another together turn a rental into a flexible tool. This guide maps the delivery, the pick-up points and the one-way options in full.
The details come from Triple Seven (777), a family-run agency beside Corfu Airport that owns its fleet, delivers to the terminal and takes no deposit. Understanding where the car can meet you, and where you can leave it, is what lets a rental fit the trip rather than the other way round.
How does delivery work with Corfu Airport car rentals?
A representative brings the car to the agreed point at the agreed time and completes the rental agreement there. At the airport, delivery is free within the 08:00 to 23:30 window, with a name board in the arrivals hall replacing the rental desk entirely.
Delivery is the model that defines these rentals. Instead of walking to a counter and queuing, the driver is met at the chosen point by a representative who has the agreed car ready. The agreement is signed on the spot, the keys change hands, and the car is there to drive away.
At the airport this means a meeting in the single arrivals hall, with the representative holding a board bearing the booking name. Flight tracking keeps the timing right, so a delayed arrival is met at its actual landing time with no waiting charge inside the free window. The whole handover takes minutes.
Which pick-up points are free with Corfu Airport car rentals?
Free delivery covers a named network: Corfu Airport, Corfu Port, Corfu Town, and the near-coast resorts of Kontokali, Gouvia, Kommeno, Dassia and Ipsos. Delivery to points beyond that network starts at €20.00, quoted at booking.
The free network follows the coast the airport serves, so most visitors can be met wherever suits them. Kontokali sits 7 kilometres from the airport, Gouvia 9, Kommeno 11, Dassia 12 and Ipsos 14, and each is a named free pick-up point alongside the airport, the port and Corfu Town.
Each near-coast resort is a short, easy drive from the terminal, so a traveller can take airport delivery on arrival or resort delivery a day later at no extra cost. Only a hotel beyond the free network draws a delivery charge, from €20.00, and that figure is always named when the booking is made.
Can you collect at the airport and return at the port?
Yes. Corfu Airport and Corfu Port are both free delivery points, 4 kilometres apart, so you can collect at one and return at the other at no extra charge. This suits travellers combining a flight with a ferry or a cruise call.
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The airport-and-port pairing is the most common one-way option, and it is free because both sit inside the network. A visitor flying in and leaving by ferry can collect at the airport and drop the car at the port, while a cruise passenger can do the reverse, collecting at the port and returning at the airport.
The two points are only 4 kilometres apart, so the logistics are simple whichever way round the trip runs. Cruise callers in particular gain from this, taking the car at the port for a day ashore and leaving it there before sailing, or arranging an airport handover to suit a connecting flight.
What one-way options exist within the network?
Any two named points in the free network can serve as pick-up and drop-off, so a car collected at a resort can be returned at the airport, or vice versa, at no extra charge. The delivery network doubles as a one-way network across the near coast, port and town.
Because every named point is a free delivery location, they combine freely for one-way rentals. A family taking delivery at their Dassia hotel can return the car at the airport, 12 kilometres away, before the flight home, and a couple collecting at the airport can leave the car in Corfu Town at the end.
This flexibility is what makes the delivery model more than a convenience. The traveller shapes the rental around the trip, choosing where the car appears and where it is left, rather than being tied to a single desk location. Within the network, all of it is included in the rate.
What happens with delivery outside the free hours?
Delivery or collection outside the 08:00 to 23:30 window starts at €20.00, agreed at booking. This covers an early cruise berth or a late-night flight, so the charge is fixed in advance rather than negotiated on arrival.
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The free window covers most arrivals and departures, but early cruise berths and late flights fall outside it. In those cases the out-of-hours delivery, from €20.00, is settled when the booking is made, so a passenger landing after 23:30 or collecting before 08:00 knows the figure ahead of time.
Naming the charge in advance is the point. A flight delayed past 23:30, or a ship docking at first light, is handled with a pre-agreed slot rather than a price improvised on the quay at an awkward hour. The certainty is part of what makes the delivery model reliable.
How much do Corfu Airport car rentals cost with delivery included?
Daily rates run from €27.62 for a Type B manual to €38.50 for a Type N automatic, with free delivery within the network already in the price. Every figure carries 24% tax, unlimited mileage and assistance, so delivery adds nothing to the rate.
Delivery being free within the network means the rate is the whole 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 D | Manual | €32.64 | €228.48 |
| Type A1 Auto | Automatic | €34.97 | €244.79 |
| Type N Auto | Automatic | €38.50 | €269.50 |
Because delivery, tax, mileage, a second driver and assistance all sit inside the rate, the figure booked is the figure paid at any point in the network. A Type B week at €193.34 split across four is about €6.90 each per day, with the car brought to the traveller rather than collected from a distant counter.
How do you set the delivery point when booking?
Name the pick-up point and time on the reservation form, and add the flight number for an airport delivery so the representative can track the arrival. The reservation costs nothing to hold, and the delivery details are confirmed back with the class and rate.
Setting delivery is simply part of booking. The form asks for the pick-up point, whether that is the airport, the port, the town or a resort, and the time, with the flight number added for an airport handover. Nothing is charged to reserve, so the booking stays free to hold and adjust.
A confirmation returns with the class, the rate and the delivery time and place, and that reference is what the representative carries to the meeting. If the plan changes, the delivery point can be adjusted directly with the operator, since the same agency owns the car and honours the arrangement.
Where can you drive once the car is delivered?
Anywhere on the 64-kilometre island, on unlimited mileage. From wherever you collect the car, Corfu Town is near the airport at 3 kilometres, Paleokastritsa 25 kilometres west and Sidari 37 kilometres north, all reachable with only fuel to add.
Once delivered, the car opens the whole island regardless of where the handover happened. A car taken at Dassia reaches the west coast as easily as one taken at the airport, because unlimited mileage carries no distance charge. The near coast fills easy days, and the west and north make longer runs.
A three-day plan works from any starting point: Corfu Town and Kanoni within a few kilometres of the airport side, the 25 kilometres west to Paleokastritsa, and the north to Kassiopi and the beaches at Acharavi and Sidari. None of it adds to the rate, so the delivery point is about convenience, not reach.
How does port delivery work for cruise passengers?
A representative meets the passenger at Corfu Port at the ship’s arrival time and hands over the car there, free within the 08:00 to 23:30 window. The car can be returned at the port before sailing or at the airport, 4 kilometres away, at no extra charge.
Cruise passengers are among the biggest beneficiaries of the delivery model, because the port is a named free point. The representative meets the ship’s arrival, completes the agreement on the quay, and the passenger drives off for the day without a transfer to a rental office elsewhere on the island.
The timing matters for a cruise call, since ships often berth early. A delivery before 08:00 uses the out-of-hours slot, from €20.00, agreed at booking, so an early berth is planned for rather than improvised. Return before the all-aboard time closes the rental, and the car reaches Corfu Town at 2 kilometres and Paleokastritsa at 25 within an easy day ashore.
Can the car be delivered to a villa or apartment?
Delivery to Corfu Town and the near resorts of Kontokali, Gouvia, Kommeno, Dassia and Ipsos is free, which covers many villas and apartments. A property beyond that network takes delivery from €20.00, confirmed at booking, so the charge is always known in advance.
Self-catering visitors staying in a villa or apartment often prefer to take the car at the property rather than the airport, and within the free network that costs nothing. Many holiday rentals sit in or near the covered resorts, so a delivery to the door on the first morning is a simple, no-cost arrangement.
For a property further afield, in the north or the far south, the delivery charge from €20.00 applies and is named when booking. Because the figure is fixed in advance, a villa in a quieter corner is still easy to serve, and the traveller weighs the small charge against the convenience of collecting at the door.
What if your resort is outside the free network?
Delivery to a resort beyond the free network starts at €20.00, quoted at booking. Alternatively, take free delivery at the airport on arrival and drive to the resort yourself, which suits a group heading out to explore straight away.
A resort outside the covered network has two easy options. The first is a paid delivery, from €20.00, bringing the car to the door with the charge fixed in advance. For a family who would rather not drive after a flight, that small cost buys the convenience of arriving and finding the car waiting later.
The second is to take free delivery at the airport and drive out. The whole island is within an easy distance of the terminal, from 3 kilometres to Corfu Town to 47 to Kavos, so collecting at the airport and driving to a distant resort is often the natural choice, giving the group mobility from the moment they land.
How does the return delivery work at the end?
Name the return point and time at booking, and the representative meets you there to check the car and close the agreement. Return within 08:00 to 23:30 is free at any named point, so a resort collection can end at the airport before the flight.
Return mirrors delivery, which keeps the last day simple. The driver sets the return point and hour when booking, meets the representative there, and the two walk the car against the condition noted at delivery. The agreement closes on the spot, with no desk to queue at before departure.
The return point can differ from the pick-up within the network, which is the heart of the one-way flexibility. A car taken at a Dassia villa can be returned at the airport, 12 kilometres away, and a port collection can end at the airport for a connecting flight. Only a return outside the free hours, from €20.00, or beyond the network carries a charge, each fixed in advance.
What do you bring, and how do you pay, at delivery?
Bring a valid driving licence, a passport or identity card, and the booking reference. Payment is made at delivery in cash or by card, in Euros, with no deposit and no credit card required, so a debit-card traveller collects on the same terms as anyone else.
The delivery meeting is also the moment of payment and paperwork, and both are simple. The representative checks the licence and identification against the booking, completes the agreement, and takes payment for the agreed figure. There is no separate credit check and no security block to clear first.
Because no deposit is taken, the payment at delivery is the whole cost of the car, with only fuel to add later. A driver carrying only a debit card is served on identical terms, and a second driver simply brings the same two documents to be added at no charge. Nothing was charged at booking, so the reservation stayed free to hold until the handover.
Why is delivery more reliable than a rental desk?
Delivery is timed to the flight rather than a desk’s opening hours, so a delayed arrival is met at its actual landing time with no waiting charge. One local operator handles the whole rental, so there is no handoff between a booking platform and a counter.
The reliability of delivery comes from who runs it and how the timing works. The representative tracks the inbound flight by its number, so a late arrival simply moves the meeting later, and an early one is met sooner. A desk that has closed for the night, or a reservation held only to a scheduled time, offers no such certainty.
Accountability completes the picture. Because the agency that takes the booking also owns the car, delivers it, answers the phone during the rental and collects it, there is a single line of responsibility from start to finish. A brokered desk booking, by contrast, passes the traveller between parties, which is where reliability most often breaks down.
Does the rental car come to the airport terminal?
Yes. A representative delivers the car to Corfu Airport and completes the agreement in the arrivals hall, meeting you with a name board. Delivery within the 08:00–23:30 window is free, with no desk queue and no shuttle to a distant lot.
Can I have the car delivered to my hotel?
Delivery to Corfu Town and the near resorts of Kontokali, Gouvia, Kommeno, Dassia and Ipsos is free. Delivery to a hotel beyond that network starts at €20.00, confirmed at booking, so the charge is always known in advance.
Can I collect at the airport and drop off at Corfu Port?
Yes. The airport and Corfu Port are both free delivery points, 4 kilometres apart, so you can collect at one and return at the other at no extra charge, which suits travellers combining a flight with a ferry or cruise.
What is the cheapest of the Corfu Airport car rentals?
The cheapest car is the Type B manual at €27.62 per day, with free delivery, 24% tax, unlimited mileage and road assistance included. A 125cc scooter is cheaper still at €22.60 per day for riders holding an A1 or A licence.
TRIPLE 777 Corfu Airport Rent A Car
Car rental agency
Kosta Georgaki 3, Airport 491 00
+30 2661099294
