Plan longer routes
Combine beaches, towns and villages without a stated kilometre cap for approved road use.
Unlimited kilometres make it easier to plan routes between Chania, Rethymno, Heraklion and eastern Crete without calculating a per-kilometre charge for approved use.
Combine beaches, towns and villages without a stated kilometre cap for approved road use.
Unlimited kilometres do not include fuel; follow the confirmed fuel-return policy.
Unlimited distance does not permit off-road tracks or any route prohibited by the agreement.
The advertised benefit removes a normal approved-use mileage limit. It does not change insurance exclusions, maintenance instructions or road restrictions.
Travellers can request one-way routes, airport-to-airport rentals and multi-region stays. Plan realistic driving times because Crete is longer than many visitors expect.
For a written quote, select the exact location, dates, vehicle category and transmission in the form. Add flight, ferry, hotel, villa and child-seat information where relevant.
For a longer itinerary, inspect the tires, lights, fuel and warning indicators before leaving. Contact roadside assistance instead of continuing with a safety issue.
Unlimited kilometres are included for approved use under the rental agreement.
No. The renter pays for fuel and follows the confirmed return rule.
Yes, normal approved-road travel across Crete is compatible with unlimited kilometres.
Only roads allowed by the agreement. Unlimited kilometres do not authorise off-road use.
Yes, a free second driver is an advertised benefit and must be registered in the agreement.
Choose dates, location, vehicle type and insurance. CDW is included. FDW is optional with zero excess for covered damage and no deposit blocked. Minimum rental is 2 days.
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