+30 6944950094   Port, Antiparos, Cyclades 840 07

AGGELOS Rentals

Our fleet

Our fleet is designed to meet every traveler’s needs! From compact cars and spacious family vehicles to motorbikes and scooters perfect for island exploring, we offer a wide range of modern, well-maintained options. Whether you’re visiting Paros, Antiparos, or Piraeus, our vehicles ensure comfort, safety, and style for your journey.

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Trusted Local Rental Services Since 1994

Our Services

Discover premium travel services designed for your convenience! We offer a wide selection of car rentals in Antiparos, Paros, and Piraeus, VIP airport transfers with professional drivers, seamless port pickup services, and comfortable accommodation in Antiparos for extended stays. Travel with ease and luxury every step of the way!

Premium Car Rentals

Wide selection of vehicles for all your travel needs in Antiparos, Paros & Piraeus

VIP Airport Transfers

Luxury transfers to and from Paros Airport with professional drivers

Port Pickup Service

Convenient pickup and drop-off at all major ports

Antiparos Accommodation

Comfortable rooms to let for extended stays in Antiparos

Car, Bikes and ATVs

Our diverse fleet boasts a selection of well-maintained vehicles to suit every traveler’s needs and preferences.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to all your questions in our FAQ section! From booking and rental policies to transfer services and accommodation, we’ve got you covered with everything you need to know for a smooth and enjoyable experience.

While having a car on Antiparos can offer convenience and flexibility, it’s not a necessity for getting around the island. Antiparos is relatively small, and many of its attractions, beaches, and villages are easily accessible on foot, by bicycle, or via local transportation options such as taxis or buses. If you prefer the freedom to explore at your own pace or visit more remote areas, renting a car can be a good option. However, it’s worth noting that Antiparos has narrow roads, limited parking spaces, and a relaxed pace of life, so some visitors may find that they can comfortably explore the island without a car. Ultimately, whether you need a car on Antiparos depends on your preferences and itinerary. If you’re planning to stay mostly in the main town or near the beaches, you may find that walking or using alternative modes of transport suffice. But if you want to venture further afield or have specific places you’d like to visit, renting a car could enhance your experience.
To hire a car in Greece, you typically need the following documentation: -Valid Driver’s License: You must have a valid driver’s license issued by your country of residence. International Driving Permits (IDPs) are generally recommended if your license is not in Greek or English. -Proof of Identity: You’ll need to provide a valid passport or national identity card as proof of your identity. -Credit Card: Most car rental companies require a credit card in the primary driver’s name for payment and as a security deposit. -Age Requirement: The minimum age to rent a car in Greece is usually 21 years old, although some companies may have higher age requirements or additional fees for drivers under 25. -Additional Drivers’ Information: If you plan to have additional drivers, they will also need to provide their driver’s license and may need to be listed on the rental agreement. -Booking Confirmation: It’s helpful to have a copy of your car rental reservation confirmation, either in print or accessible on your mobile device. Insurance Information: While not always required, it’s advisable to have information about your insurance coverage, whether through your credit card or a separate policy, to understand your liabilities and coverage options.
Whether you should get rental car insurance in Greece depends on your individual circumstances and the coverage you already have. Here are some factors to consider: Existing Coverage: Check if your personal auto insurance policy or credit card offers coverage for rental cars in Greece. Some credit cards provide rental car insurance as a benefit if you use the card to pay for the rental, but coverage varies by card and may have limitations. Liability Coverage: Make sure you have liability coverage for damages to third parties and their property. Liability insurance is mandatory in Greece, but rental companies typically include it in the rental price. Collision Damage Waiver (CDW): CDW covers damage to the rental car in case of an accident, theft, or vandalism. While rental companies often offer CDW, it can be expensive. If your credit card or personal insurance provides adequate coverage for collision damage, you may not need to purchase CDW from the rental company. Personal Accident Insurance (PAI): PAI provides coverage for medical expenses and accidental death for you and your passengers. If you have health insurance that covers you internationally, you may not need PAI. Roadside Assistance: Consider whether you need additional roadside assistance coverage, especially if you plan to explore remote areas where help may be scarce. Read the Fine Print: Carefully review the terms and conditions of the rental agreement to understand what is covered by the insurance and any exclusions or limitations. Ultimately, it’s essential to weigh the cost of rental car insurance against the potential savings and coverage provided by your existing insurance policies. If you’re unsure, consider consulting with your insurance provider or credit card company to understand your coverage options before making a decision.
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