Campervan hire in Italy

Compare the providers operating in Italy on deposits, insurance, mileage and one-way rules — then jump into each one's live search with your dates pre-filled. No prices here: those come live from the provider.

Italy compresses more variety into one country than anywhere else you can drive a campervan: Dolomites passes, Tuscan back roads, volcanic islands and a thousand small towns in between. All the providers we track operate here, and the country's area di sosta network makes van life easier than its reputation suggests.

Providers operating in Italy

Data last reviewed: Jun 15, 2026

For Aug 20, 2026 to Aug 27, 2026. Comparison data is maintained by hand and reviewed regularly — prices always come live from the provider.

4 providers operate here

Goboony

Peer-to-peer
  • Budget
  • Families
Countries covered
10 countriesNetherlands · Belgium · Germany · France · Spain · Italy · Portugal · Austria · Switzerland · United Kingdom
Deposit
RequiredSet by each owner, typically €500–€1,000, blocked on card at pickup.
Insurance
IncludedComprehensive cover included in the rental price on every booking.
One-way trips
Not offeredVans return to the owner's location; one-way trips are not offered.
Mileage
LimitedMost owners include 100–250 km per day; extra kilometres priced per listing.
Minimum driver age
21+
Cancellation
Flexible, moderate or strict policy chosen by the owner and shown on each listing.
Pay in installments
No
Check availabilityOpens the provider's own search in a new tab

Yescapa

Peer-to-peer
  • Budget
  • Last-minute
Countries covered
11 countriesFrance · Spain · Germany · Italy · Portugal · Belgium · Netherlands · Austria · Switzerland · United Kingdom · Ireland
Deposit
RequiredTypically €800–€2,000 depending on the vehicle; pre-authorised, not debited.
Insurance
IncludedInsurance and breakdown assistance included on every rental.
One-way trips
Not offeredPickup and return at the owner's location; no one-way rentals.
Mileage
LimitedKilometre allowance set per listing, commonly 200 km per day; unlimited options exist.
Minimum driver age
21+
Cancellation
Owner-selected policy from flexible to strict, displayed before booking.
Pay in installments
Yes
Check availabilityOpens the provider's own search in a new tab

Indie Campers

Fleet
  • One-way trips
  • Last-minute
Countries covered
16 countriesPortugal · Spain · France · Italy · Germany · Netherlands · Belgium · Switzerland · Austria · United Kingdom · Ireland · Sweden · Norway · Iceland · Croatia · Greece
Deposit
RequiredFrom €500, reduced to €0 with the premium insurance package.
Insurance
Costs extraBasic cover included; CDW upgrades and zero-deposit packages cost extra per night.
One-way trips
AllowedOne-way between depots from €199, depending on route and season.
Mileage
Limited100 km per day included by default; unlimited-kilometre packages available.
Minimum driver age
18+
Cancellation
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before pickup on standard rates.
Pay in installments
Yes
Check availabilityOpens the provider's own search in a new tab

Roadsurfer

Fleet
  • Families
  • One-way trips
Countries covered
15 countriesGermany · France · Spain · Italy · Portugal · Netherlands · Belgium · Austria · Switzerland · United Kingdom · Sweden · Norway · Denmark · Finland · Ireland
Deposit
No depositNo deposit on standard bookings.
Insurance
IncludedBasic insurance included; reduced-excess packages available at extra cost.
One-way trips
AllowedOne-way between stations on selected routes, fee from €149.
Mileage
UnlimitedUnlimited kilometres included on all rentals.
Minimum driver age
21+
Cancellation
Tiered refund: free up to 30 days before pickup, partial refund closer to the date.
Pay in installments
No
Check availabilityOpens the provider's own search in a new tab

Goboony

Peer-to-peer
  • Budget
  • Families
Check availabilityOpens the provider's own search in a new tab

Yescapa

Peer-to-peer
  • Budget
  • Last-minute
Check availabilityOpens the provider's own search in a new tab

Indie Campers

Fleet
  • One-way trips
  • Last-minute
Check availabilityOpens the provider's own search in a new tab

Roadsurfer

Fleet
  • Families
  • One-way trips
Check availabilityOpens the provider's own search in a new tab
Countries covered10 countriesNetherlands · Belgium · Germany · France · Spain · Italy · Portugal · Austria · Switzerland · United Kingdom11 countriesFrance · Spain · Germany · Italy · Portugal · Belgium · Netherlands · Austria · Switzerland · United Kingdom · Ireland16 countriesPortugal · Spain · France · Italy · Germany · Netherlands · Belgium · Switzerland · Austria · United Kingdom · Ireland · Sweden · Norway · Iceland · Croatia · Greece15 countriesGermany · France · Spain · Italy · Portugal · Netherlands · Belgium · Austria · Switzerland · United Kingdom · Sweden · Norway · Denmark · Finland · Ireland
DepositRequiredSet by each owner, typically €500–€1,000, blocked on card at pickup.RequiredTypically €800–€2,000 depending on the vehicle; pre-authorised, not debited.RequiredFrom €500, reduced to €0 with the premium insurance package.No depositNo deposit on standard bookings.
InsuranceIncludedComprehensive cover included in the rental price on every booking.IncludedInsurance and breakdown assistance included on every rental.Costs extraBasic cover included; CDW upgrades and zero-deposit packages cost extra per night.IncludedBasic insurance included; reduced-excess packages available at extra cost.
One-way tripsNot offeredVans return to the owner's location; one-way trips are not offered.Not offeredPickup and return at the owner's location; no one-way rentals.AllowedOne-way between depots from €199, depending on route and season.AllowedOne-way between stations on selected routes, fee from €149.
MileageLimitedMost owners include 100–250 km per day; extra kilometres priced per listing.LimitedKilometre allowance set per listing, commonly 200 km per day; unlimited options exist.Limited100 km per day included by default; unlimited-kilometre packages available.UnlimitedUnlimited kilometres included on all rentals.
Minimum driver age21+21+18+21+
CancellationFlexible, moderate or strict policy chosen by the owner and shown on each listing.Owner-selected policy from flexible to strict, displayed before booking.Free cancellation up to 48 hours before pickup on standard rates.Tiered refund: free up to 30 days before pickup, partial refund closer to the date.
Pay in installmentsNoYesYesNo

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Renting a campervan in Italy: what to know

Driving & tolls

Autostrade charge distance-based tolls, and many campervans pay a higher class than cars because of their height. The rule that really matters, though, is the ZTL — the limited-traffic zones guarding almost every historic centre. Cameras enforce them automatically and the fines arrive months later, so never follow a sat-nav into an old town: park outside the walls and walk in. On the Amalfi Coast and similar roads, larger vehicles face seasonal restrictions.

Overnight stops & wild camping

Italian rules distinguish sosta — parking, wheels down, everything inside the van, generally allowed where parking is — from campeggio, camping behaviour, which is regulated and prohibited outside sites in many regions and most tourist hotspots. Dedicated aree di sosta are widespread and cheap, and farm-stay networks let you overnight at vineyards and agriturismi, which may be the best of Italy in a single stop.

When to go

July and August bring heat and crowds to the coasts and lakes; May–June and September–October are the classic windows, with the autumn harvest a joy in wine country. Winter works two ways: ski-area sosta spots in the Dolomites for the snow crowd, and Sicily or Sardinia staying mild — though island trips need ferry planning.

Pickup & one-way trips

Fleet depots sit mostly in the north and centre — Milan, Venice, Rome and around — so one-way routes down the boot are possible with the fleet operators where routes are offered, for a fee that varies with distance and season. For Sicily and Sardinia, check the provider's ferry policy before booking a crossing; peer-to-peer owners set their own island rules.

Frequently asked questions

What is a ZTL and why does it matter in a campervan?

A zona a traffico limitato is a camera-enforced restricted zone around a historic centre; entering without a permit means an automatic fine per pass, often arriving by post long after the trip. In a campervan you never want to be inside one — park at a signed lot or sosta area outside and walk or take the bus in.

Can I wild camp in Italy?

Free camping is restricted in much of the country and firmly enforced in tourist areas, but overnight parking without camping behaviour is treated more leniently. The practical answer is the area di sosta network plus campsites and agriturismi — cheap, legal and everywhere.

Do campervans pay more on Italian autostrade?

Often, yes: the toll class rises with height and axle count, so many campervans sit a class above cars. Tolls are distance-based — take a ticket on entry, pay on exit — and cards are accepted at the barriers.

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