Cheap Car Rental in Brindisi $45+/day - FREE Cancellation

Travel Information

Language

Italian

Currency

EUR

Drive on

Right-hand side

Country code

+39

Average car rental price

$97.00 / per day

Average car rental length

7 days

Speed limit within town

50 - 70 km/h

31 - 43 mph

Speed limit out of town

90 - 130 km/h

56 - 81 mph

Acceptable limit of BAC

0.05%

Rating

9.3

Average gasoline price

$1.99 per liter

Highest gasoline price

$2.35 per liter

Lowest gasoline price

$1.82 per liter

Why rent a car in Brindisi?

Brindisi is a great place to explore by car. Cozy, historic, and located near a number of world-class beaches, the city is a worthy destination in its own right, but it can also serve as a great base for exploring the rest of beautiful and untamed Southern Italy.

One-Way Car Rentals in Brindisi

The most popular one-way rental options for pick up in Brindisi and drop off in another city include:

From Brindisi to Bari - 138 offers from $20.36 per day
From Brindisi to Lamezia Terme - 132 offers from $20.36 per day
From Brindisi to Naples - 138 offers from $20.36 per day

Top ways to enter Brindisi

Brindisi Airport. Like many other Italian airports, Brindisi is especially active during the summer months when the number of airlines that it is served by rises to 15. Brindisi sees many domestic flights and also has air routes to the United Kingdom, Germany, Poland, and other European countries. Also known as Salento Airport, it is located just north of the city center.
Bari Airport. Also known as Palese Airport and Karol Wojtyla Airport (after Pope John Paul II), Bari Airport is the largest in the region of Apulia. Brindisi is just 90 minutes drive south along the Adriatic Coast.
Lamezia Terme Airport. Serving the resort town of Lamezia Terme in the nearby Calabria region, this small airport is served by a number of airlines, including some low-cost carriers. It is about a three-and-a-half hour drive southwest of Brindisi.
Naples Airport. One of the fastest-growing airports in Italy, Naples-Capodichino sees almost 10 million travelers every year. With flights by a large number of airlines and located just three-and-a-half hours northwest of Brindisi, it can serve as a good entry point to Southern Italy.

City facts

Like much of the rest of Southern Italy, Brindisi enjoys a hot and pleasant Mediterranean climate. In July and August, the average temperature is 26 °C (78 °F) and often much higher. Even in January and February, the temperature rarely drops below 10 °C (50 °F). Summers are generally dry, although a bit more humid than in many other cities in the region.

Even in a country like Italy, Brindisi stands out for its delicious cuisine. Ricotta and other cheeses, bluefish, and other sea products, and snails are some of the products used in the foods cooked by skilled Brindisi chefs.

Brindisi is an important commercial port and transportation hub for the region, with ferries connecting the city to destinations throughout the Mediterranean, including Greece and Albania.

The city's historic center is home to several important landmarks, including the 15th-century Aragonese Castle, the Roman Column, and the Church of Santa Maria del Casale, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Brindisi has a long and fascinating history, having been settled by various cultures throughout the centuries, including the Greeks, Romans, and Normans. As a result, the city has a rich cultural heritage, with numerous museums and cultural events celebrating its past.ds cooked by the skilled Brindisi chefs.

Brindisi's cuisine is one of the city's most notable features, with skilled local chefs using a range of delicious ingredients. The region is particularly renowned for its cheeses, including ricotta, as well as its seafood, including a variety of bluefish. In addition, local snails are a popular delicacy. Be sure to try some of these traditional dishes during your visit to Brindisi.

Top destinations and activities

Roman Columns. Like many cities in Italy, Brindisi is rich in ancient Roman heritage. One of the best examples of this is the city’s Roman columns. One of them collapsed almost 500 years ago and its ruins were donated to a neighboring city, but the other is still standing, making it one of the most famous landmarks of Brindisi.
Santa Maria del Casale. About to celebrate its 700th birthday in 2022, this one is the most famous of Brindisi’s many churches. It can be easily recognized by its facade made of gray and yellow stones, and the gothic church is just as beautiful from the inside as it is from the outside thanks to its many impressive frescoes.
The Beaches. Let’s face it - even though Brindisi is rich in ancient and medieval history, its number one attraction is its long and beautiful coastline. There’s plenty to choose from, to. The fun Lido Morelli Beach, the tranquil Lido Specchiolla, the rugged Torre Pozzelle and many other beaches dot the area. Although many of these beaches are not located in Brindisi, but in the nearby villages, all of them can be easily and quickly reached by a rental car.
Castles. Over centuries, Brindisi has been ruled by a number of foreign rulers, all of whom wanted to leave their mark on the city and often did so via impressive castles. The two most notable of them are the late-15th century Aragonese Castle, also known as the Sea Fort, built by Ferdinand I of Naples, and Svevo Castle (or simply the Large Castle), built in the 13th century by Emperor Frederick II. Both are among the most visited landmarks of Brindisi.
San Giovanni al Sepolcro. This is one of the oldest churches in Brindisi, believed to have been built in the 11th century. The church was once part of a hospital for pilgrims traveling to the Holy Land and is known for its unique mix of Romanesque and Byzantine architecture. Visitors can admire the intricate carvings on the facade and the beautiful frescoes inside.
Torre Guaceto Nature Reserve. Located about 20km (12 miles) north of Brindisi, this protected area is a must-visit for nature lovers. The reserve features a stunning stretch of coastline with crystal-clear waters, sandy beaches, and dunes. Visitors can hike, bike, or horse ride through the reserve and even go birdwatching or snorkeling.
Wine Tasting. Brindisi is located in the heart of the Puglia region, which is famous for its wine production. Visitors can take a tour of local wineries and vineyards, and taste some of the best wines produced in the area. The region's most famous wines include the full-bodied Primitivo and the crisp and refreshing Verdeca, among others.

Traffic and parking

The speed limit in cities is 50 km/h, although in certain areas the speed limit may be reduced to 30 km/h.
Main highways have speed limits of 130 km/h, non-major highways of 110 km/h, and local roads of 90 km/h. During the rain, the limits are lowered to 110 km/h, 100 km/h, and 80 km/h, respectively. The general speed limit is lowered to 50 km/h during heavy fog or other cases of bad visibility.
The insurance and car documentation needs to be in the car whenever you’re driving.
If you’re the driver, you need to have your passport or ID card with you at all times.
The legal alcohol limit is 0.05% for experienced drivers and 0.00% for novice drivers. Being over the allowed limit can result in hefty fines and even imprisonment.
The emergency number, like elsewhere in the EU, is 112.

Toll roads

There are numerous toll roads and tunnels in Italy. The exact fee depends on the route of your choice and the type of a vehicle.

There are different payment methods for tolls, including cash and credit card. Some rental cars in Italy might also be equipped with an electronic prepaid card called Viacard or with an electronic toll road transponder. Car rental providers might charge an additional fee for this service. Ask the car rental provider about it before renting the car. If you miss a toll payment, you can still pay for it online. If you take longer than 15 days, however, additional charges will be added to the fee. Read more about missed toll payments in Italy and how to pay for them later here.

See the official Italian toll road website for more information. Use the website’s toll road calculator to find out exactly how much you’ll have to pay for using the toll roads on your planned route.

Ideas for day trips

Bari. The capital of Apulia is famous for its basilicas, beaches, and food that’s considered outstanding even by Italian standards. Its narrow streets create a historic atmosphere, but with a metropolitan population of 1 million, it is also one of the largest cities in Southern Italy. From Brindisi, it can be reached in just 1 hour and 20 minutes by car.
Lecce. Sometimes called “the Florence of the south” thanks to its beautiful baroque architecture, Lecce is also home to an impressive Roman amphitheater and an archeological park. After taking in all the mighty history, try Pasticciotto Leccese, the city’s trademark cake (although make sure it’s still in the morning as that’s when locals eat it!). Lecce is just half an hour’s drive from Brindisi.
Terra Delle Gravine Nature Park. Just an hour-and-a-half drive west of Brindisi, this mountainous natural area is a great place to spend a day outdoors. Walking through its wooded ravines is a very relaxing experience. The nature reserve is home to many birds of prey, badgers, wild boar, and other types of animals.
Taranto. Although just an hour’s drive west, the city of Taranto is technically situated on the coast of a different sea than Brindisi — the Ionian instead of the Adriatic. A very old city, it is known for its Ancient Greek heritage which is exemplified by landmarks such as the Temple of Poseidon, Spartan Museum, and National Archaeological Museum. The beaches that surround Taranto are also definitely worth your attention.
Ostuni. Known as the White City, Ostuni is perched atop a hill and boasts stunning views of the surrounding olive groves and the Adriatic Sea. Its whitewashed buildings and maze-like streets make it a photographer’s paradise, and it is also home to a beautiful 15th-century Gothic cathedral. From Brindisi, Ostuni can be reached in just 30 minutes by car.
Alberobello. This UNESCO World Heritage site is famous for its unique trulli houses, which are made of limestone and have cone-shaped roofs. The town’s historic center is filled with these distinctive buildings, and there are plenty of shops selling local crafts and souvenirs. Alberobello is located about 50 minutes east of Brindisi by car.
Polignano a Mare. This charming coastal town is known for its stunning cliffside views, crystal-clear waters, and beaches. Visitors can walk along the narrow streets of the historic center, visit the old town’s cathedral, and take a dip in the sea at the famous Cala Porto beach. From Brindisi, Polignano a Mare can be reached in just 35 minutes by car.

Most popular cars

The most popular rental car types in Brindisi are economy, compact, and mini. If you plan to travel to the nearby mountains or natural areas, getting an intermediate or full-size vehicle might be a good idea. The most popular rental cars are the Peugeot 108, the Fiat Panda, and the Opel Corsa.

Further destinations

Matera. Matera is the capital of neighboring Basilicata, one of the least visited of the 20 Italian provinces. More notably, it is famous for its limestone-cut houses that have been in place since prehistoric times, many of which were inhabited as recently as the mid-20th century and have now been turned into tourist attractions. Recognizing Matera’s unique heritage, the city was the European Capital of Culture in 2019. The trip from Brindisi takes less than two hours by car.
Naples. The city living in the shadow of Pompeii, the home of the largest historic center in Europe, and the world capital of pizza, Naples is simply a stunning destination. History, attractions, and things to do abound here, and, should you ever grow overwhelmed, you can easily escape to one of the nearby islands in the Mediterranean. Naples is about a four hour drive northwest of Brindisi.
Rome. The Eternal City has plenty of classical, Roman, and even pre-Roman landmarks and museums making it one of the most impressive historic destinations in the world (that’s even without mentioning Vatican City). What is less known is that Rome is also a modern metropolis where even those oblivious to ancient history can find plenty to entertain themselves, from modern arts scene to beaches, shopping opportunities, and any cuisine imaginable. Regardless of which type you are, you’ll most likely enjoy your time here. Rome is about six hours northwest of Brindisi.
Sicily. As proud as it is hospitable, Italy’s largest island is one of the most unique places in Europe. It’s cities date back millennia, having seen Greek, Arab, Norman, and other rulers, and its rugged landscape will leave even experienced travelers breathless. Although getting there from Brindisi means a five hour drive and a ferry ride, the long trip is most definitely worth it.
Lazio Terme. If you’re looking to relax and rejuvenate, head to Lazio Terme, a small town known for its hot springs and thermal baths. The town has a rich history dating back to ancient Roman times and has been a popular destination for those seeking wellness and healing for centuries. From Brindisi, Lazio Terme is just over 2 hours away by car.
Scilla. A picturesque fishing village located on the southern tip of the Calabria region, Scilla is a hidden gem that’s worth the drive from Brindisi. With its colorful houses, crystal-clear waters, and charming streets, Scilla offers a glimpse into authentic Italian coastal life. The town is just under 3 hours away by car.
Pescara. Located on the Adriatic coast, Pescara is a lively city that boasts a beautiful sandy beach, an impressive historic center, and a thriving food scene. It’s a great destination for those looking to experience authentic Italian culture without the crowds. From Brindisi, Pescara is about a 4-hour drive.

Car Rental Prices in Brindisi

Convertibles - from $143 per day
Station wagons - from $123 per day
Large cars - from $91 per day
Medium cars - from $54 per day
Vans - from $246 per day
Premium cars - from $182 per day
Small cars - from $45 per day
SUVs - from $63 per day

Money-saving tips

Here are some tricks you can try to land yourself a great rental car in Brindisi:

Compare the rates of different rental car providers
Book your rental car well in advance
Plan your route before you go
Know your fuel and mileage requirements
Visit during the month when the rental prices are the cheapest. According to our data, visiting Brindisi is the cheapest in December when renting a car is about 70% cheaper than the yearly average and a mind-blowing 80% cheaper than renting a car in August. Come visit Brindisi in winter when the weather is still pleasantly mild, the crowds are low, and the prices are great!

What travel writers say

Due to its central location, you can easily reach several beautiful towns within a couple hours. We recommend Monopoli, Ostuni, And Alberobello. All can be visited by car or train within 1-2 hours.

CH

Cheryl Howard

I’m a Canadian from Toronto who’s been living in Berlin for the better part of a decade. I like travelling Europe and writing about unusual places and things, as well as creating unique itineraries for various destinations.

In Brindisi, you can see ancient palaces, the beautiful cathedral, narrow alleys and old houses full of charm. The best way to explore Brindisi old town is getting lost. After all, the center is quite small, so you’re likely at some point to come back to the starting point. Indeed, missing the cathedral and the beautiful Palazzo Arcivescovile (the Archbishop Palace) overlooking the square is almost impossible. It’s the heart of the city, there are many signs and whoever you ask will show you the right way.

SF

Simon Falvo

Hi, I'm Simon. A solo and independent traveler for over 20 years, and a 50+ girl young at heart.

Nearby Brindisi is a little town called Ostuni, also known as the white city (of Gondor) – just kidding, that’s only in my head! Narrow little streets, cobblestones everywhere, staircases leading off to god knows where, I was in heaven. But the best part was that it was all white. Whitewashed houses, white balconies, white everything. It was an extra special touch to make the town unique.

LC

Liz Carlson

So I’m Liz Carlson and welcome to my blog, Young Adventuress; a no-filter, vaguely chronological space filled with stories and misadventures about my travels over the years with some musings about life thrown in for good measure.

Top 20 Cities near Brindisi

Ostuni-Brindisi Car Rentals from $63.51 per day

32.0 km / 19.9 miles away
Lecce Car Rentals from $34.71 per day

41.4 km / 25.7 miles away
Monopoli Car Rentals from $84.18 per day

63.9 km / 39.7 miles away
Bari Car Rentals from $44.96 per day

112.9 km / 70.2 miles away
Crotone Car Rentals from $60.46 per day

188.6 km / 117.2 miles away
Vieste Car Rentals from $63.94 per day

201.0 km / 124.9 miles away
Foggia Car Rentals from $53.65 per day

219.9 km / 136.6 miles away
Lamezia Terme Car Rentals from $41.32 per day

243.3 km / 151.2 miles away
Benevento Car Rentals from $40.81 per day

266.7 km / 165.7 miles away
Salerno Car Rentals from $20.29 per day

267.8 km / 166.4 miles away
Sorrento Car Rentals from $49.73 per day

300.9 km / 187.0 miles away
Naples Car Rentals from $31.45 per day

308.9 km / 191.9 miles away
Caserta Car Rentals from $42.58 per day

310.7 km / 193.1 miles away
Reggio di Calabria Car Rentals from $39.31 per day

348.8 km / 216.7 miles away
Pescara Car Rentals from $34.62 per day

370.3 km / 230.1 miles away
Frosinone Car Rentals from $41.21 per day

402.0 km / 249.8 miles away
Terni Car Rentals from $63.94 per day

488.4 km / 303.5 miles away
Rome Car Rentals from $24.48 per day

493.0 km / 306.3 miles away
Ancona Car Rentals from $40.37 per day

501.0 km / 311.3 miles away
Perugia Car Rentals from $57.79 per day

525.1 km / 326.3 miles away

Top 20 Locations near Brindisi

Brindisi Airport Car Rentals from $45.28 per day
Lecce Train Station Car Rentals from $50.95 per day

39.3 km / 24.4 miles away
Downtown Car Rentals from $73.19 per day

102.6 km / 63.8 miles away
Bari Train Station Car Rentals from $58.65 per day

104.0 km / 64.6 miles away
Bari Airport Car Rentals from $41.21 per day

112.9 km / 70.2 miles away
Lamezia Terme Airport Car Rentals from $41.32 per day

243.3 km / 151.2 miles away
Salerno Train Station Car Rentals from $46.85 per day

267.8 km / 166.4 miles away
Naples Airport Car Rentals from $31.45 per day

308.9 km / 191.9 miles away
Downtown Car Rentals from $42.50 per day

309.9 km / 192.6 miles away
Pescara Airport Car Rentals from $34.62 per day

370.3 km / 230.1 miles away
Rome Ciampino Airport Car Rentals from $28.95 per day

465.2 km / 289.1 miles away
Rome Tiburtina Train station Car Rentals from $39.24 per day

473.6 km / 294.3 miles away
Rome Termini Train Station Car Rentals from $32.16 per day

475.2 km / 295.3 miles away
Rome Centre Villa Borghese Car Rentals from $71.33 per day

477.0 km / 296.4 miles away
Rome Via Aurelia Car Rentals from $59.39 per day

480.7 km / 298.7 miles away
Rome Fiumicino Airport Car Rentals from $26.20 per day

493.0 km / 306.3 miles away
Ancona Airport Car Rentals from $40.37 per day

501.0 km / 311.3 miles away
Perugia Airport Car Rentals from $57.79 per day

525.1 km / 326.3 miles away
Chiusi Train Station Car Rentals from $74.59 per day

560.4 km / 348.2 miles away
Rimini Airport Car Rentals from $57.97 per day

576.1 km / 358.0 miles away

What is the cheapest month to rent a car in Brindisi?

Car rental prices in Brindisi vary by time of year. This graph shows the average prices per month to help you find the best time of year to rent.

Average rental costs per day in Brindisi

$16.16

January

$16.97

February

$20.90

March

$42.31

April

$47.41

May

$90.36

June

$88.13

July

$64.67

August

$48.77

September

$29.40

October

$16.52

November

$20.81

December

The cheapest month to rent a car in Brindisi is January (when prices average $16.16 per day). This is 61% cheaper than the yearly average and 82% cheaper than renting in June (when prices average $90.36).

This information can help you identify the low season. But these are only average numbers. How much your car rental will cost will depend on the type of vehicle you rent, how long you’ll rent it for, and how far ahead you book. Simply enter your dates in the form at the top of the page to see the exact prices.

What’s the usual rental length in Brindisi?

How long travelers keep their rental cars for varies from month to month: in July, the average renter keeps their car for 8 days, and in January, they keep their car for 6 days.

Average rental length in Brindisi

6

January

6

February

6

March

6

April

6

May

7

June

8

July

8

August

7

September

6

October

7

November

7

December

What's the most popular month to rent a car in Brindisi?

Based on the number of searches by our customers, the most popular month for renting a car in Brindisi is August, and the least popular is January.

Monthly searches in Brindisi by pick-up date relative to the average

16%

January

19%

February

41%

March

126%

April

179%

May

160%

June

181%

July

212%

August

176%

September

56%

October

18%

November

16%

December

Car Rental Information

Car rental locations	1
Airport locations	1
Popular suppliers	Sicily By Car, Noleggiare, Drivalia, Filorent, Target Rent
Popular car categories	Small cars, Medium cars, SUVs, Large cars
Lowest price	$45 per day
Cheapest supplier	Filorent

Most Popular Car Models of Rental Suppliers

Rental Supplier	Model	Doors	Luggage	Type
Filorent	Renault Twingo	5	1	Small cars
Drivalia	Fiat 500	3	1	Small cars
Sicily By Car	Opel Karl	4	2	Small cars
Target Rent	Fiat Panda	2	1	Small cars
Felirent	Fiat Panda	4	2	Small cars
Ecovia	Fiat Panda	4	1	Small cars
Felirent	Fiat Panda	5	1	Small cars
Maggiore	Lancia Ypsilon	5	1	Small cars
Drivalia	Fiat 500L	5	2	Medium cars
Sicily By Car	Peugeot 208	5	2	Small cars

Our Customers' Reviews

Because we want to make sure each review listed here is left by a real customer, we don’t have an option to post a review here. Instead, we ask each and every customer to leave a review after they return their rental car. This way, you know that all reviews are authentic, verified, and trustworthy.

LL

Netherlands

Fiat Panda

April 7, 2023

Beautifull countryside, great food, nice people.

MG

Croatia

Fiat 500

October 30, 2022

The region of Puglia is one of the most beautiful regions in Italy. Whitewashed towns, charming hilltop villages, chalky-white cliffs, crystal-clear turquoise Adriatic Sea, azure Ionian Sea, vast ancient olive trees groves, beautiful vineyards, and white and golden sandy beaches of Puglia are a must-see in a lifetime. In addition, Puglia cuisine is finger-licking delicious! If you want to explore the region properly, a road trip to Puglia is a must.

DB

Portugal

Fiat Panda

October 11, 2022

We did all the Puglia Coast

OS

Italy

Citroen C1

October 3, 2021

Local rental agency will not hold your booking valid for ever. Two hours after your pick up time, your reservation will be cancelled unless you call the local agent.

RA

United Kingdom

Fiat Panda

September 23, 2020

Brindisi was ok but we preferred Bari and Lecce, all coastal ares very nice .

TS

Switzerland

Fiat Panda

July 18, 2020

Suggest focusing on surrounding smaller towns and villages rather than on Brindisi itself.

VL

Italy

Smart For Four

August 28, 2019

It’s pretty essential to have a car as we spend a lot of time there having a holiday home , loads of places to visit , just watch out for all the new parking restrictions in most places ......and a Huge sign but not easily understood in Gallipoli , if you go into the old town with your car you will get a fine .....plus an admin charge from some rental companies.

SS

United Kingdom

Fiat 500

August 23, 2019

I recommend Lecce and Gallipolli

VL

United Kingdom

Ford Fiesta

June 15, 2019

Very beautiful beach’s, very good food, and nice people’s

JG

United States of America (USA)

Nissan Qashqai

September 11, 2018

Puglia is beautiful and definitely worth renting a car to see

MR

United States of America (USA)

Fiat 500 2 doors

August 29, 2018

It was beautiful. It does take a little to get used to driving there and there are a ton of roundabouts but it is absolutely gorgeous!

Car Rental Statistics

Highest rated company

Locauto

9.4 / 10

Lowest rated company

Interrent

7.6 / 10

Total number of reviews

131

Total rental companies

27

Average daily price

$97.00

Lowest daily price

$23.19

Total cars available

329

Top 27 Suppliers in Brindisi in 2023

Locauto

Exceptional 9.4 / 137 reviews

1 location

$90 - $201

Ecovia

Exceptional 9.3 / 328 reviews

1 location

$81 - $295

Autovia

Exceptional 9.3 / 54 reviews

1 location

$86 - $312

Alamo

Exceptional 9.2 / 87 reviews

1 location

$76 - $211

Maggiore

Exceptional 9.1 / 231 reviews

1 location

$90 - $190

Felirent

Exceptional 9.1 / 113 reviews

1 location

$53 - $156

Filorent

Exceptional 9.1 / 169 reviews

1 location

$45 - $127

Target Rent

Exceptional 9 / 191 reviews

1 location

$70 - $265

Optimo Rent

Exceptional 9 / 132 reviews

1 location

$73 - $90

Enterprise

Excellent 8.9 / 10 reviews

1 location

$78 - $234

ACARENT

Excellent 8.9 / 253 reviews

1 location

$61 - $68

Keddy

Excellent 8.9 / 117 reviews

1 location

$73 - $85

Drivalia

Excellent 8.9 / 240 reviews

1 location

$68 - $154

Sicily By Car

Excellent 8.7 / 705 reviews

1 location

$106 - $219

National

Excellent 8.7 / 2 reviews

1 location

$103 - $238

Europcar

Excellent 8.6 / 7 reviews

1 location

$182 - $312

Avis

Excellent 8.6 / 4 reviews

1 location

$110 - $222

Dollar

Excellent 8.5 / 22 reviews

1 location

$108 - $475

Hertz

Excellent 8.5 / 14 reviews

1 location

$159 - $159

Noleggiare

Excellent 8.5 / 384 reviews

1 location

$98 - $571

Thrifty

Excellent 8.5 / 4 reviews

1 location

$111 - $133

Noleggiare S.r.L

Excellent 8.4

1 location

Goldcar

Excellent 8.3 / 27 reviews

1 location

Budget

Excellent 8.3 / 17 reviews

1 location

$145 - $227

SIXT

Excellent 8.2 / 17 reviews

1 location

$116 - $388

GreenMotion

Excellent 8.1 / 18 reviews

1 location

$136 - $138

Interrent

Very good 7.6 / 16 reviews

1 location

Car Rental in Brindisi

Cheapest Car Rental Rates

Most Popular Car Rental Deals

Travel Information

Why rent a car in Brindisi?

One-Way Car Rentals in Brindisi

Top ways to enter Brindisi

City facts

Top destinations and activities

Traffic and parking

Toll roads

Ideas for day trips

Most popular cars

Further destinations

Car Rental Prices in Brindisi

Money-saving tips

What travel writers say

Top 20 Cities near Brindisi

Top 20 Locations near Brindisi

Map of Car Rental Locations

What is the cheapest month to rent a car in Brindisi?

What’s the usual rental length in Brindisi?

What's the most popular month to rent a car in Brindisi?

Car Rental Information

Most Popular Car Models of Rental Suppliers

Our Customers' Reviews

Car Rental Statistics

Top 27 Suppliers in Brindisi in 2023

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