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Rental partner · Italy · Network of rental points

Blurent motorhome hire in Italy

A network of partner rental points, from the Friulian Alps to Sicily, with overcabs sleeping up to seven

branches
25
departure cities
25
models
4
countries
8
berths at most (Category C7 overcab)
7
departure cities in Sicily and Sardinia
4
  • Partner depots from Piedmont to Campania
  • Three departures in Sicily, one in Sardinia
  • Overcab with up to seven seats and seven berths
  • Manual gearbox on all four models offered
  • Blurent also present in Spain, France, Portugal and Slovenia
  • Depot address given in the confirmation

Official website of the rental company

The rental company

Blurent, a web of local partners across Italy

Blurent rents motorhomes in Italy through local partner companies, whose name appears on each depot. The network has 25 depots: Monza and Castiglione Olona in Lombardy, Clusone in the Bergamo valleys, Verbania Pallanza on Lake Maggiore, Sommacampagna near Verona, Tolmezzo and Fogliano Redipuglia in Friuli, Bologna, Monsummano Terme, Rome and Albano Laziale in the centre, Giulianova and L'Aquila in Abruzzo, Acerra and Salerno in Campania.

Four models are offered, all with a manual gearbox: the Category A low-profile, with six seats and four berths, the Category B and Category C overcabs, with six seats and six berths, and the Category C7, which sleeps seven travellers.

On the islands, departures are from Milazzo, Caltanissetta and San Giovanni La Punta in Sicily, and from Porto Torres in Sardinia. Our listings do not give the exact address of the depots: it appears in the booking confirmation. Mileage, excess and security deposit are shown in each offer.

Our verdict: a network that goes beyond the big cities, with departures in Abruzzo, Marche, Friuli or the heart of Sicily, and a seven-berth overcab that is rare for large families. Its limits: no automatic gearbox, no van, no airport depot, and terms to read offer by offer.

Rental company profile

Blurent in detail: what you need to know

The key facts to decide whether Blurent suits your trip.

General information

Brand
Blurent · network of rental points run by local partners
Official website
blurent.com
Vehicle types
One low-profile, three overcabs · categories A, B, C and C7
Berths
From 4 to 7 · four in the low-profile, six or seven in the overcabs
Gearbox
Manual · for all four models offered

Rental conditions

Mileage
Shown in each offer · no CoolDrive records yet for Blurent
Excess
Amount specified in the offer
Security deposit
Depending on the offer’s terms · amount and accepted payment method
Licence
B up to 3.5 t · check the vehicle’s total weight on its page
Minimum age
Set by the offer · with the required years of licence held
One-way hire
Only if the offer provides for it · choose a different return city in the search

Insurance and extras

Options
Depending on the partner depot · detailed, with their price, in each offer
Advice
CoolDrive experts · choice of category and departure point

Network and availability

Depots in Italy
25 · at local partner companies
North
Monza, Castiglione Olona, Clusone, Verbania Pallanza, Genola, Sommacampagna, Tolmezzo, Fogliano Redipuglia
Emilia-Romagna and Tuscany
Bologna, Calderara di Reno, Monsummano Terme, Pallerone
Centre and south
Marotta, Giulianova, L'Aquila, Rome, Albano Laziale, Acerra, Salerno
Islands
Milazzo, Caltanissetta, San Giovanni La Punta, Porto Torres · three in Sicily, one in Sardinia
Depot addresses
In the booking confirmation · not in our listings
Airports
No airport depot · according to our data
Other Blurent countries
Spain, France, Portugal, Slovenia
The fleet

Blurent vehicles in Italy

Models offered by the rental company. Not all of them are available at every branch: the search form shows availability and prices.

C-class motorhome

Low-profile motorhome

Branches

Blurent branches in Italy

Network

Blurent also operates in 7 other countries

Comparison

Blurent compared with other rental companies in Italy

Our comparison of the country's rental companies: each has its strengths depending on your trip.

Rental company Vehicles Mileage Best for
Blurent Category A low-profile, Category B, C and C7 overcabs Specified in each offer 25 depots, up to 7 berths, Abruzzo and Friuli
McRent Vans, low-profiles and overcabs, from Urban to Family Unlimited in 100% of the offers recorded No mileage limit, 14 cities
Motorhomes Italy Group A1 van, Group B, C and D overcabs Unlimited in 42% of the offers recorded 16 departure cities in Italy
Anywhere Campers Vans and motorhomes: Adria Matrix, Carado, Sunlight Unlimited in 100% of the offers recorded 28 cities, automatic versions available
Rent Easy City van, Active low-profiles, Family overcabs Limited in the offers recorded Choice of family versions, 8 cities
Our view

Blurent: who is it for, and who should look elsewhere?

Blurent is ideal if…

  • You are travelling as seven and want a berth for everyone in a Category C7 overcab
  • Your route goes through Abruzzo, Marche or Friuli, where the network has several depots
  • You want to start in Sicily, in Milazzo, near Catania or in the centre of the island
  • You are landing in Porto Torres and plan to tour Sardinia
  • You dream of Lake Maggiore or Lake Garda, with a departure from Verbania or near Verona

Blurent is not ideal if…

  • An automatic gearbox is essential for you
  • You are looking for a compact van: the range offered has none
  • You want to collect the vehicle as soon as you get off the plane
  • Your trip starts in Puglia or Calabria, with no Blurent depot in our data
  • You insist on knowing the exact depot address before booking
Practical tips

Our tips for booking with Blurent

  1. Locate the depot before buying your tickets

    The name of the town is not always enough: Sommacampagna serves travellers heading for Verona, Albano Laziale is in the Castelli Romani, south-east of Rome, and San Giovanni La Punta in the Catania conurbation. The exact address appears in the booking confirmation; our experts can help you organise the last leg, by train, bus or taxi.

  2. Count the berths, not the seats

    The Category A low-profile has six seats but only four berths. To sleep six, take a Category B or Category C overcab; for seven, only the Category C7 will do. Also check the total weight on the vehicle page: above 3.5 tonnes, a category B licence is no longer enough.

  3. Read the terms of each offer

    Blurent depots are run by different partners, and terms may change from one offer to another. Before confirming, look at the kilometres included, the amount of the excess and the security deposit, the departure and return times and the list of paid options.

  4. Carry out a thorough inspection

    At departure, walk round the motorhome with the agent and photograph every scratch or chip before signing. Test the heating, the fridge, the water pump and the lighting, then check the inventory set out in the offer. Save the assistance number in your phone: that is the one to call if you break down on the road.

  5. Get off the beaten track

    The Blurent network opens up less travelled routes: the Gran Sasso and the hilltop villages of Abruzzo from L'Aquila or Giulianova, Urbino and the Conero coast from Marotta, the Carnia mountains from Tolmezzo, or inland Sicily from Caltanissetta.

What travellers ask

Your questions about Blurent

Where can I collect a Blurent motorhome in Italy?

In the north, Blurent departs from Monza, Castiglione Olona, Clusone, Verbania Pallanza, Genola, Sommacampagna, Tolmezzo and Fogliano Redipuglia. In Emilia-Romagna and Tuscany: Bologna, Calderara di Reno, Monsummano Terme and Pallerone. Further south: Marotta, Giulianova, L'Aquila, Rome, Albano Laziale, Acerra and Salerno. On the islands: Milazzo, Caltanissetta, San Giovanni La Punta and Porto Torres. The exact address is shown in your booking confirmation.

Which Blurent category should I choose?

For two or a family of four, the Category A low-profile is enough: six seats for driving, four for sleeping. The Category B and Category C overcabs add a bed above the cab and bring capacity up to six berths. The Category C7, with seven seats and seven berths, is aimed at large families. All are driven with a manual gearbox.

Is mileage unlimited with Blurent?

CoolDrive has not yet recorded enough Blurent offers to give a general answer. The number of kilometres included, or unlimited mileage, is written in the details of each offer, along with the excess and the security deposit. For a long trip, from Friuli to Campania for example, add up the stages: McRent and Anywhere Campers, for their part, always include unlimited mileage in the offers we have recorded.

Can I hire a Blurent motorhome in Sicily or Sardinia?

Yes. Sicily has three depots: Milazzo, a port on the north-east coast from which boats leave for the Aeolian Islands, San Giovanni La Punta, on the outskirts of Catania and at the foot of Etna, and Caltanissetta, in the centre of the island. In Sardinia, the Porto Torres depot, a port in the north-west, lets you arrive by ferry without a vehicle and set off from there.

How much does a Blurent hire cost in Italy?

We do not yet have any recorded prices for Blurent, and the price depends on many factors: season, number of days, vehicle category and departure depot. The most reliable approach is to run a search with your dates and your city: the search engine then shows the price of the available offers, mandatory fees included, alongside those of the country’s other rental companies.

Verified customer reviews

They rented with Blurent

4.3
818 reviews

Good and quick communication, easy to book and easy to follow all the instructions.

C.
Italy · Sep 2025
Trustpilot

Cooldrive was very attentive and very responsive in all situations. We received valuable assistance in the steps to be taken. I highly recommend it.

P.
Italy · Jul 2025
Trustpilot

The person answered my questions before I confirmed the booking. The van matched my order well with extras. During my trip, I had a little issue that had nothing to do with Cooldrive. I appreciated that the person took the time to call me back. No bad surprises, only good ones. Highly recommended.

Q.
Italy · Sep 2024
Trustpilot
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Frequently asked questions

FAQ — Blurent motorhome hire in Italy

Why book Blurent with CoolDrive?

A CoolDrive search places Blurent offers alongside McRent, Motorhomes Italy, Anywhere Campers and Rent Easy, for the same dates. The price shown includes mandatory fees from the outset. With a network of 25 partners spread across the country, our experts point you to the best-placed departure point for your route and help you read the offer’s terms.

Where exactly is the Blurent depot?

Each Blurent depot is run by a local company, and our listings do not give its exact address. The exact pick-up location is given to you in the booking confirmation. If you are arriving by train or plane, contact our experts before buying your tickets: they will tell you where the depot is in relation to the station or the airport.

Are Blurent motorhomes automatic?

No: the four Blurent models offered in Italy, from the Category A low-profile to the Category C7 overcab, have a manual gearbox. If you need an automatic gearbox, use the transmission filter in the search. Among the rental companies recorded in Italy, Anywhere Campers lists several automatic models, from the van for two to the large motorhome.

Can I return the Blurent motorhome to another depot?

Only if the offer allows it. Enter a different return city in the form: only compatible offers are displayed, with any fees. Otherwise, plan a loop, for example the Carnic Alps from Tolmezzo, Lake Maggiore and Lake Orta from Verbania Pallanza, or a tour of Sicily from Milazzo.

When should I book a Blurent motorhome for the summer?

For a departure in July or August, book several months ahead, as demand is high and the choice of category and depot shrinks as summer approaches. This is all the more true for a seven-berth overcab. In May, June or September, availability is generally wider and the roads quieter.

Do I need a special licence for a Blurent motorhome?

With a category B licence, you can drive a vehicle of up to 3.5 tonnes maximum authorised mass. Above this threshold, a C1 licence becomes mandatory. The weight of each category, the minimum age and the years of licence held required are specified in the offer’s terms: check them before booking, especially for the large overcabs.

About us

Blurent in Italy: a network to compare on CoolDrive Nomad

In Italy, Blurent relies on 25 partner depots, from Lake Maggiore to Friuli, from Abruzzo to Campania, with four departures on the islands: Milazzo, Caltanissetta and San Giovanni La Punta in Sicily, Porto Torres in Sardinia. Its range comes down to four manual-gearbox models, from the Category A low-profile for four sleepers to the Category C7 overcab for seven. The network is also present in Spain, France, Portugal and Slovenia.

On CoolDrive Nomad, Blurent offers can be compared with those of McRent, Motorhomes Italy, Anywhere Campers and Rent Easy in a single search, at the final price, mandatory fees included. Mileage, excess and security deposit are detailed in each offer, and the depot address reaches you with the confirmation. To get the price for your trip, run a search with the city and dates you are interested in.

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