RV rental in Italy

Why is it worth booking an RV rental in Italy early?

Do you want to drive through mountains, around magnificent lakes, and along stunning coastlines, or take a journey through the world-class art collections of Rome, Florence, Venice, and Milan? Whichever it is, hiring an RV rental in Italy is the perfect way to make a road trip around this European country. Enjoy cruising on fast and well-maintained toll roads or meander on country roads where life is taken at a more leisurely pace. However you travel, there is always something new to see when you spend your vacation in a campervan in Italy. Your camper rental in Italy lets you see the country at your own pace and while, at first glance, it may seem an expensive way to travel it needn't break your budget. Check this by comparing it with the cost of hotel accommodation, car rental, and dining out every day. Italy's climate is a delight from April through until October but this is when campervan hire in Italy is in high demand. To get the best price and date combination, CamperDays recommends being an early bird and booking your vacation up to four months in advance. Don't worry if something comes up and you need to change your dates, there is no additional charge for this. Your booking also comes with a fair and transparent cancellation policy and the helpful services of the CamperDays customer service team.

Our top tips on renting a campervan in Italy

Campervan holidays in Italy are ideal for those who want to explore the rich history and culture of Italy or those who simply want to sit back and relax in the summer sun. The busiest period for renting a campervan is from May until September so booking in advance is highly recommended.

Some of Italy’s most well known attractions

Italy is well known for its rich history and culture. Below we have put together some of the best sights to visit:

The Colosseum

• Built in 70 AD, it is one of the main attractions in Rome.

• The largest amphitheatre ever built was initially used for entertainment and sporting events. To avoid long queues booking in advance is highly recommended.

St. Mark'sBasilica

• St Mark’s Basilica has always been the centre of the public and religious life of Venice

• Built in 1092, St Mark’s Basilica is located in St Mark square next to the Doge’s Palace. The marble floors, gold reliquaries and the Treasury are definite highlights.

• To avoid the long queues, make sure to book a guided tour well in advance as it is one of the most visited sights in Venice.

Ponti di Rialto

• The oldest of the four bridges spanning the Grand Canal in Venice, which has been rebuilt several times since its first construction as a pontoon bridge in 1173.

• The bridge is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Venice and it also houses a series of shops selling a range of goods from jewellery to souvenirs.

Lake Garda

• Known for its beautiful scenery and crystal clear waters.

• The south end of the town of Sirmione is dominated by the Rocca Scaligera, a fortress with harbour views and nearby archaeological sites including a Roman villa.

• A great place to visit if you enjoy walking, biking or water sports such as: jet-skiing, windsurfing and sailing.