Rentalux
One of the few desks that meets the Italian ferries as well as the flights.


Car and Van Hire at Tirana Airport and the Durres Harbour
Rentalux hands vehicles over at two points most rental operators treat as a single market: the terminal at Rinas for arrivals by air, and the Durres dockside wh…Rentalux hands vehicles over at two points most rental operators treat as a single market: the terminal at Rinas for arrivals by air, and the Durres dockside where the overnight crossings from Bari and Ancona tie up. For a visitor driving in from Italy that second point saves a transfer to the capital before the rental can begin.
Features
Price
$$ Mid-range
FAQ
Can I collect a Rentalux car at the Durres ferry port?
Yes. Alongside Tirana airport, the operator hands vehicles over at Durres where the overnight crossings from Bari and Ancona dock. For anyone arriving from Italy by sea that removes the transfer to the capital that most rentals would otherwise require before the car can be collected.
Does Rentalux take a deposit?
Not on every car. No-deposit terms have been introduced on selected vehicles, so ask which models qualify when booking. On the others a card hold applies, as it does at most Albanian desks.
Does Rentalux have vehicles for a large group?
Yes, the fleet includes people carriers alongside ordinary cars. A van is the practical choice for a party arriving together by ferry with luggage, since the alternative is two cars and two sets of terms.
What does the standard insurance exclude?
Wheels, undercarriage, windscreen and interior, as with every operator in Albania, and the vehicle is permitted on paved public roads only. Check whether extended cover is offered before a long southern run.
How far ahead should a ferry-port collection be booked?
Ahead of sailing, with the crossing and its scheduled arrival time given, so the car is positioned at Durres for the right morning. Overnight ferries can arrive early or late, and a booking tied to the sailing rather than a clock time avoids a wait on the quay.






