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At Centauro Rent a Car we offer a wide selection of cars available to hire at Thessaloniki which is renewed yearly.
Our range of cars at Thessaloniki includes economical, family, convertibles, automatics, vans, minibuses…
If you have a mobile with connection to internet, the best option is to use Google maps to give you direct instructions from your location.
However, on this page you can download a map with instructions for collection and return of your Hire car.
16th kilometer Thessalonikis neas mihanionas
Thermi 57001
Thessaloniki Greece
From monday to sunday 09:00 - 18:00
Latitude: 40°30'49.3"N (40.513694)
Longitude: 22°59'22.9"E (22.989694)
Once you have collected your luggage, exit the Arrival Terminal building and once outside you will see the ‘meeting point’ where a Centauro Rent a Car representative will be waiting for you to take you to the shuttle bus.
Download plan and instructions for returning the car
Phone: (+30) 21 119 896 63
If you have any reclaims or queries we recommend you visit the section "Help" on our website where you can find answers to many frequently asked questions.
By using our website you will always find the best price on offer and you will know instantly if the vehicle type that you require is available for the dates selected.
Access your account and you can find a selection of icons to allow you to modify your details, change a Booking or view your invoices and past contracts.
If you hire a car with Centauro Rent a Car a Thessaloniki airport you can be assured of the best service and a fleet of cars that are renewed on a yearly basis. You can also add to your reservation other extras that you may need such as additional drivers, GPS, full insurance with no excess, child seats, etc.
With your rental car in Thessaloniki you can explore some beautiful locations which have guaranteed good weather most of the year.
Your car hire is waiting for you at Thessaloniki airport!
South of the city of Thessaloniki is the Thessaloniki Airport (SKG), also known as the International Airport of Macedonia. It was opened in 1930 and today is one of the most important airports in Greece, since it has connections with cities such as Athens, Rhodes, Corfu, Samos or Lemnos, among others. In addition, from this airport there are also flights to different cities in Italy and Spain such as Milan, Girona, Rome, Naples. To get from the airport to the city of Thessaloniki you can use public transport or rent a car at the Thessaloniki-Macedonia airport and get a vehicle that allows you to reach the city in approximately 25 minutes.
Car hire in Thessaloniki is the most recommended option to tour the capital of the Macedonia region with total autonomy and freedom, without depending on bus schedules and routes. Plan a personalized route to explore the city at your leisure and visit some of the most representative places in the city, such as the Aristotle Square, the Nikis promenade, the Kapani market, the Arch of Galerius, the White Tower or the Church of Saint Sophia, among others.
Thessaloniki, Greece’s second largest city, is full of culture, history and art, where you can enjoy beautiful views and monuments that will leave you speechless.
- Church of Saint Sophia: Built in the 8th century, it is one of the oldest churches in the city and was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. In the thirteenth century it became a cathedral, later it was a mosque for five centuries and is now a Greek Orthodox church. The entrance to the church is free of charge and the building is a model example of Byzantine architecture.
- Rotonda of Galerius: Also declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO , this Byzantine church is believed to have been originally a temple dedicated to the god Zeus or a funerary site for Emperor Galerius. Its interior is very beautiful, full of mosaics and decorated with marble. Nearby, we find the Arch of Galerius, known as Kamara.
- Waterfront (Nikis): Nikis Avenue is a seaport that is worth strolling and relaxing, the views are wonderful. In addition, the promenade is decorated with many sculptures and monuments that do not go unnoticed. It is a part of the city full of life and very active, especially at sunset, which is also when you can admire the best views.
- White Tower: It is a defensive tower facing the sea, it is also known as Lefkos Pyrgos. It is one of the main monuments of the city and many see it as the symbol of Thessaloniki.
- Panaghia Chalkeon: Like the two churches mentioned above, it was declared a World Heritage Site and was converted into a mosque, although later it became an Orthodox church.
We propose you to enjoy a driving route through the most cultural Thessaloniki, a tour where you can see the most representative monuments, churches and museums of the city.
We recommend you to visit the Archaeological Museum, the Museum of Cinema, the Museum of Photography and the Museum of Byzantine Culture, the White Tower and the Turkish baths, known as Bey Hamam.
We could not leave aside a route through the churches, from the Church of Saint Sophia, the Rotonda, the Panaghia Chalkeon, the Church of Saint Pantaleimon to the Panagia Acheiropoietos.
If you are on vacation in Thessaloniki you cannot miss the Greek salad, you can accompany it with a delicious moussaka, a variety of eggplant lasagna. The souvlaki is similar to the Moruno skewer and ntolmadakia, which are grape vine leaves that are filled with rice. The papoutsaki, on the other hand, is similar to what we know as stuffed eggplant and the saganaki batzos is fried Batzos cheese with Tsipouro and lemon.
The climate in Thessaloniki is Mediterranean, this is why summers are hot and winters moderate. This privileged place enjoys many sunny days a year, especially during summer. The coldest months are December, January and February, and if you go on your trip during these months you must keep yourself warm. The hottest months are July and August.
The months with more rainfall are February and November, so if you go on your trip to Thessaloniki during these months, we recommend you to stuff your suitcase with rainwear, raincoat, umbrella and waterproof boots. The best months to visit Thessaloniki are the months of March to June and September to November.
