Car & Van Hire - Marseille

Whether you want to hit the road in a comfortable mid-size vehicle, have a small city car that's easy to park or enjoy the sunshine in a convertible, you'll be spoiled for choice at Enterprise Marseille. It would take too long to list them all, but we also have minivans, station wagons and SUVs. You can also choose your transmission (manual or automatic) and fuel (petrol, diesel, electric or hybrid).

We don't just offer modern vehicles in perfect condition, but also an entire range of options to make your car rental in Marseille simple, including GPS, child car seats, booster seats, additional drivers, and additional insurance. Make your choice in advance when you book online, or on the spot with our agents.

Enterprise Rent-A-Car also has a wide range of commercial vehicles, from 3 to 20 m³, to meet all your needs, whether you're transporting bulky items or moving house. Choose from company vehicles or vans of various capacities (small, medium or large), with no need for a special licence. Larger models come with a tailgate to make loading easier, even onto pallets. Remember to calculate the volume you need or measure the dimensions of the items to be transported before making your choice. If in doubt, contact our dedicated commercial vehicles customer service team at +33 08 25 05 25 25.

In addition to our reliability, one of the main reasons to choose Enterprise Rent-A-Car is certainly the price. Our highly competitive rates start from €9.99, and we regularly offer special deals, especially on the weekends. Paying online and in advance, using our secure website, will allow you to benefit from the best prices. However, you still have the option of paying at the branch when you pick up your vehicle upon arriving in Marseille.

Stroll along the Vieux Port and the Canebière, and then easily reach the lively Cours Julien district or the famous MUCEM. Your rental car can then take you to the "Bonne Mère", the Notre-Dame de la Garde basilica that overlooks the city at an altitude of 530 metres. Drive down the hill past Prado beach to the beautiful beaches of Pointe Rouge or Les Goudes, or even to the famous Calanques: Cassis is just a twenty-minute drive away. You could even take the opportunity to visit the seaside resort town of Bandol, which is as famous for its beaches as its wine. To the west of the city, the coves of Ensuès-la-Redonne offer a lovely Mediterranean backdrop to the Route de la Camargue. You can also reach the city of Arles and its famous Roman amphitheatre in an hour, or the famous city of Aix-en-Provence, just 20 minutes away, for a Provençal city tour.

Marseille has a bad reputation which is no longer justified. Since becoming the European Capital of Culture in 2013, the city has become modernised and is now very easy to get around, and also to pass through thanks to the Prado Carénage tunnel. For just a few euros, you can take the A50 motorway to Toulon or the A55 to Martigues. With more than 70 underground car parks, thanks in particular to the Vinci and Q-Park networks, you can be sure to find a space in any neighbourhood, safe in the knowledge that your vehicle will be safe.