Venice car rentals

Based on ratings and reviews from real users on KAYAK, the best car rental company in Venice is Budget (7.3, 79 reviews).

The average gas price in Venice is C$ 4.71 per litre over the past 30 days. Filling up a gas tank costs between C$ 57 and C$ 75, depending on the car size.

Standard (Ford Edge or similar) is the most frequently booked rental car type in Venice.

Car rental companies onsite at Sarasota Bradenton Intl airport include Dollar and Thrifty.

Car rental companies that offer shuttle or pick-up services from Sarasota Bradenton Intl airport to off-airport locations include Dollar and Thrifty.

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A Standard car rental in Venice costs C$ 89 per day, on average.

An Intermediate car rental in Venice costs C$ 57 per day, on average.

A Compact car rental in Venice costs C$ 71 per day, on average.

Your vehicle of choice for Venice car rentals depends on your stay duration and the number of people. An economy or compact vehicle best serves solo travelers as you need something to get around without struggle. An SUV will fit everyone with ease and comfort. Lovers can opt for a luxury convertible.

Yes. Although most of the roads in Venice are toll-free, you will be paying some tolls any time you are driving on certain roads in the city. Venice-Florence Rd is one of the tolled roadways in Venice.

The maximum speed limit for California is 65 mph on highways and 55 mph on two-lane roads. School areas have a top speed limit of 20 mph, while popular sites with many pedestrians impose a speed limit of 30 mph. If you are looking to catch some air in Venice, then the highway is the best place. It is, however, better to hit areas with more people as there are more attractions. The speed limits on most roads are visible as you drive, and it is best to adhere to them to avoid a ticket or a night in county jail.

When driving your rental car in Venice, you will have to pay a congestion charge like any other driver any time you enter a congestion charge zone. Signposts with a white ‘C’ in a red circle are what indicate to the drivers that they are entering congestion charge zones.

There are a lot of beaches in Venice, and this attracts tourists and locals. As such, it may prove difficult to find parking if you don’t know the places to check out. A good place to park is usually Venice Beach. Parking here starts at around $4 per day. Aside from this, a good number of secure, well-maintained paid parking lots near the beach charge from around $10 to $15 per day. Adventurous people can park at the lots in Santa Monica for around $11 a day and walk leisurely to the beach as they take in the sights.