The most useful question to ask about a Corfu Airport rent a car booking is what the price actually includes. On the island’s best rentals the answer is almost everything, and knowing exactly what sits inside the rate, and what does not, is the surest way to judge the value and avoid a surprise. This guide breaks down what is included in a Corfu Airport rental, item by item, so the price you see is the price you understand.
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 all-inclusive rate is exactly the kind that repays a close look.
What is included in a Corfu Airport rent a car price?
Free terminal delivery within 08:00 to 23:30, 24% tax, unlimited mileage, collection, a second named driver and 24-hour road assistance. These six items are inside the rate from €27.62 a day, so the quoted figure is the figure paid.
The heart of a good rental is what the rate carries. On a Corfu Airport rental from Triple Seven, six items travel inside the daily price, and they are exactly the charges a chain desk most often adds separately at the counter. Understanding them is the key to the value.
Together they mean the price does not grow on arrival. Delivery, tax, mileage, collection, a second driver and assistance are all settled at booking, so the traveller pays the figure they saw, with only fuel to add. The rest of this guide takes each item in turn.
Is delivery to the airport included?
Yes. Free delivery to the terminal within the 08:00 to 23:30 window is included, with a representative meeting you in the arrivals hall. There is no desk fee and no shuttle charge; only a delivery outside the window carries a cost, from €20.00.
Delivery is the first included item and one of the most valuable. Rather than charging an airport location fee, as many desks do, a good Corfu rental brings the car to the terminal free within the window. A representative meets you in the arrivals hall with the agreed car ready to drive.
The only delivery charge applies outside the free hours or beyond the free network, each from €20.00 and named at booking. Within the 08:00 to 23:30 window and the network of airport, port, town and near resorts, delivery costs nothing, which is a genuine saving over a desk’s airport surcharge.
Is tax included in the rate?
Yes. The 24% Greek value added tax is already inside every quoted figure, not added at the counter. A rate that shows tax-inclusive pricing is directly comparable, unlike a headline figure that adds tax later.
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Tax is an item travellers often forget to check, and it makes a real difference. Greece’s 24% value added tax is a significant sum, and a rate that excludes it looks cheaper than it is until the tax appears at the desk. On a good Corfu rental, the tax is already in the figure.
That inclusion is what makes prices comparable. When one company’s rate carries tax and another’s adds it, the headline numbers mislead. Triple Seven’s figures are all tax-inclusive, so the daily rate is the real, final tax-paid price, with nothing to add for it on arrival.
Is mileage unlimited, and is that included?
Yes. Unlimited mileage across the whole 64-kilometre island is included in the rate, with no per-kilometre charge. A driver can cover Corfu end to end without the rate moving, so distance never adds to the cost beyond fuel.
Unlimited mileage is the included item that turns a rental into freedom. On an island where the best places lie scattered along both coasts and over the hills, a per-kilometre charge would penalise exactly the exploring a holiday is for. Included unlimited mileage removes that entirely.
The whole 64-kilometre island is therefore open at no extra distance cost. Corfu Town at 3 kilometres, Paleokastritsa at 25 and the northern beaches at 36 to 38 all come free of any mileage charge, so a driver plans the week around interest, not distance. Only the fuel used rises with the miles.
Is a second driver included?
Yes. A second driver named on the agreement is included at no extra charge, so two people can share the wheel. Both present a valid licence at the handover and both are then covered for the length of the rental.
A second driver is an item many desks charge a daily fee for, so its inclusion is a real benefit. Two named drivers cost the same as one, which lets a couple or a family share the driving on the longer runs to the west coast and the north without an added charge.
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Adding the second driver is simple. Both drivers present a valid licence at the handover and both are then covered, needing no extra paperwork or fee. For anyone travelling in a pair who plans to alternate at the wheel, this included item alone can outweigh a small difference in the headline rate.
Is road assistance included?
Yes. 24-hour road assistance is included for the length of the rental, reaching any road at any hour. On a mountainous island, that included support is the reassurance that a breakdown far from the airport is handled quickly and locally.
Round-the-clock road assistance is an included item that matters most when it is needed. On a 64-kilometre island with hill roads, a problem on a remote route could otherwise strand a driver, so assistance that operates day and night, included in the rate, is a genuine safety net.
Because Triple Seven owns its fleet and handles its own support, the assistance is answered locally rather than by a distant call centre. That means help arrives quickly and without a language barrier, which is exactly what an included assistance service should provide on an unfamiliar island.
What is not included in the price?
Only fuel, out-of-hours delivery from €20.00, and delivery beyond the free network from €20.00. All three are quoted before booking, and with no deposit and no card block, the total is simply the rate plus the fuel you choose to buy.
Knowing what is excluded is as useful as knowing what is included, and the list is short. Fuel is the main one: the renter pays for what is used, with unused fuel not refunded, so the car returns with roughly what it started with. There is no separate refuelling service charge.
The only other exclusions are location-and-time charges, each from €20.00 and named at booking: a delivery or collection outside the 08:00 to 23:30 window, and delivery to a hotel beyond the free network. With no deposit and no card block among the extras, the price reduces to the rate plus fuel.
How do the included items show in the price?
They are all inside the daily rate, from €27.62 for a Type B to €38.50 for a Type N automatic. Because the six items are built in, the figure booked is the figure paid, with only the short list of exclusions ever added.
Seeing the rate with everything included makes the value plain.
| 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 |
A Type B week at €193.34 includes delivery, tax, mileage, a second driver and assistance, so the whole cost is that figure plus a modest fuel bill. When every item is built in, comparing the price to another company’s teaser rate, which adds them, shows where the real value lies.
Where can you drive on the included mileage?
Anywhere on the 64-kilometre island. Corfu Town is 3 kilometres from the terminal, Paleokastritsa 25 kilometres west and Sidari 37 kilometres north, all covered by the included unlimited mileage with only fuel to add.
The included unlimited mileage puts the whole island within reach at no distance cost. The near coast fills easy days, the west and north make longer runs, and every route returns to the airport on the same terms. The value of the included mileage is measured in how far it lets you roam for free.
A three-day plan uses it fully: Corfu Town and Kanoni within 4 kilometres of the terminal, the 25 kilometres west to Paleokastritsa, and the north to Kassiopi and the beaches at Acharavi and Sidari. All of it is covered by the price, with only the fuel you buy on top.
How does an all-inclusive price help you budget?
It makes the holiday transport a single, fixed line: the rate plus a modest fuel estimate. With no deposit to set aside, no surcharge and no per-kilometre charge, a traveller can budget a Corfu rental precisely rather than guessing at counter add-ons.
Budgeting is where an all-inclusive price proves its worth. Because delivery, tax, mileage, a second driver and assistance are all built in, the only figures a traveller needs are the rate and an estimate for fuel. That certainty lets a holiday budget be set in advance rather than adjusted after a surprise at the desk.
The absence of hidden costs keeps the sum clean. There is no deposit to reserve funds against, no toll on the island, and free parking at most resorts, so the transport budget is essentially the rate plus fuel. For a group sharing the car, dividing that total gives a reliable per-person figure to plan around.
Why do some companies unbundle these items?
To advertise a lower headline rate. Presenting a bare figure and charging separately for airport delivery, insurance and fuel makes a rate look cheaper on a comparison page, even though the final total is higher. An all-inclusive price is the honest alternative.
Understanding why some companies unbundle explains why the all-inclusive model is better. A bare headline rate ranks well on a comparison site and draws the click, and the location fee, cover upgrade and fuel charge are then added later, when the traveller is committed and standing at the counter after a flight.
The all-inclusive price refuses that game. By building the standard costs into the rate, it may look a little dearer on the page than a teaser, but it is the figure actually paid. Once the unbundled extras are added to a bare rate, the all-inclusive price frequently proves the cheaper of the two.
What should you ask about a rate before booking?
Ask whether a deposit is taken, whether tax and mileage are included, what the insurance covers, and how fuel is charged. Those four questions reveal whether a rate is genuinely all-inclusive or a headline that grows at the counter.
A few questions before booking cut through any ambiguity in a rate. Confirm first that no deposit is held and no credit card is required, then that the 24% tax and unlimited mileage are inside the figure. Those two answers settle most of the cost.
The remaining questions cover the fine print. Ask what the base insurance includes and what the excess is, and whether fuel is pay-for-what-you-use or a pre-paid tank. A rate that answers all four questions with inclusions and no surprises, as Triple Seven’s does, is a genuinely all-inclusive price rather than a teaser.
How do you book to lock the included price?
Book online early, name the class and pick-up point, and add the flight number. The all-inclusive figure is fixed at booking and does not change, so an early reservation locks both the price and everything it includes, with nothing charged until delivery.
Locking the included price is simply a matter of booking. The figure confirmed at reservation is the figure paid, with all six items inside it, so booking early both secures a lower off-peak rate and fixes the inclusions. Nothing is charged to hold the booking, and no deposit is taken.
The process is quick and direct. The form takes the class, the pick-up point and the flight number, and a confirmation returns with the all-inclusive rate and delivery time. Because the same local agency owns the car and honours the terms, the price and inclusions agreed at booking are exactly what meets the traveller at the terminal.
How does the included price compare with a chain quote?
Favourably, once the chain’s extras are counted. A chain’s low headline rate grows with an airport fee, a cover upgrade and a fuel charge, while the all-inclusive figure from €27.62 stays fixed. The final totals often favour the all-inclusive price.
Comparing the included price with a chain quote is where the value shows. The chain’s advertised figure looks competitive on a comparison page, but it is a starting point: the location fee, the insurance upsell and the fuel charge each lift it at the counter, so the final total lands well above the teaser.
The all-inclusive price behaves the opposite way. It carries tax, mileage, a second driver and assistance from the start, so the figure booked is the figure paid, with only fuel to add. Line the two up with every extra counted, and the all-inclusive rate, which looked a touch dearer, frequently proves the cheaper and always the more predictable.
What is included in a Corfu Airport car rental?
Free terminal delivery within 08:00–23:30, 24% tax, unlimited mileage, collection, a second driver and 24-hour road assistance, all inside the rate from €27.62 a day. Only fuel and any out-of-hours or off-network delivery are extra.
Is mileage really unlimited on a Corfu rental?
Yes. Every rental includes unlimited mileage across the whole 64-kilometre island, with no per-kilometre charge. A driver can cover Corfu end to end without the rate moving, so only fuel rises with the distance driven.
Is a second driver free on a Corfu Airport rent a car?
Yes. A second driver named on the agreement is included at no extra charge. Both drivers present a valid licence at the handover and both are then covered for the length of the rental.
What is the cheapest Corfu Airport rent a car?
The cheapest car is the Type B manual at €27.62 per day, all-inclusive with 24% tax, free delivery, unlimited mileage and road assistance. A 125cc scooter costs €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