Minivan Rental in Athens

Rent a minivan in Athens with SIXT for an unforgettable rental experience in this remarkable ancient city. Our premium minivan rentals in Athens are made by leading manufacturers and include models such as the outstanding Mercedes Vito. With luxurious interiors packed with the latest features, you and your passengers can tour ancient sites in premium comfort and style. Share your memories and experiences in Athens with the ability to plan group tours and road trips in Greece, with a generous amount of space you can bring along all the necessary equipment. Renting a minivan in Athens provides you with a robust vehicle that is easy to maneuver in urban areas as well as having the power and economy to handle long distances.

Dodge Gran Caravan

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Mercedes-Benz Metris

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Toyota Sienna

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Why rent a minivan in Athens?

Spacious and comfortable: Renting a minivan in Athens provides your group with luxurious comfort and a generous amount of legroom and space for luggage.
Excellent features: Rent a minivan in Athens for features like inbuilt infotainment and parking distance control.
Save money on gas: Renting a minivan in Athens can save you money by sharing travel costs and you can plan efficient trips arriving at your destination together.

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THINGS TO DO WITH YOUR MINIVAN RENTAL IN ATHENS

Rent a minivan in Athens with SIXT for sensational group sightseeing tours of the world’s oldest capital city. With a minivan rental in Athens, you can take up to 9 passengers to see major sites, like the Temple of Olympian Zeus and the incredible Parthenon in the city’s Acropolis, which also offers extraordinary views over the city. Alongside outstanding ancient Greek sites, Athens also offers a youthful and energetic café and club culture, superb cuisine, and a situation on the Aegean Coast that makes for scenic minivan rental road trips. We highly recommend taking day trips to the Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion, the beautiful beach at Vouliagmeni for its proximity to Athens, and the ancient amphitheater at Lavrion.