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Campervan and motorhome hire in Rimini

Camper vans and motorhomes between the Romagna Riviera, San Marino and the Marche

Compare the 2 campervan and motorhome rental companies in Rimini to find the best price, and book at the price shown, mandatory fees included.

per day, from (observed prices)
€79
rental partners
2
branches
2
  • 2 partner companies and 2 depots
  • From €79 per day (prices observed in October 2026)
  • San Marino 18 km as the crow flies
  • Ancona, another departure city, 91 km away
  • Pleasant climate from April to August and in October

Hiring a campervan in Rimini means setting off from the Adriatic's great seaside resort, where Romagna meets the Marche and the Republic of San Marino. Behind its beaches, the town keeps the Arch of Augustus, the Bridge of Tiberius and the Malatesta Temple; beyond, the fortresses of Montefeltro, Urbino and Monte Conero are a few hours' drive away. 2 partner companies, McRent and Motorhomes Italy, rent out camper vans and motorhomes on site, from small models for two up to family vehicles sleeping six.

Both depots are run by the same local partner, the travel agency Meteor Viaggi.

2 rental partners

Where to pick up your vehicle in Rimini?

McRent Rental company category:Standard

  • McRent Rimini c/o METEOR VIAGGI S.R.L.
    33 Via Barattona, 47924 Rimini
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Motorhomes Italy Rental company category:Standard

  • Meteor Viaggi
    Str. Consolare Rimini-San Marino, 62, 47924 Rimini
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Observed prices

Rental prices observed in Rimini

Vehicle Winter January Spring April Summer July Autumn October
Campervan from €81/day median €94/day from €88/day median €97/day from €107/day median €128/day from €79/day median €93/day
Low-profile motorhome from €102/day median €123/day from €105/day median €138/day from €131/day median €165/day from €116/day median €143/day
Large motorhome from €116/day median €137/day from €131/day median €158/day from €148/day median €199/day from €135/day median €149/day

Daily prices observed on October 22, 2026 for a 14-day rental: CoolDrive selling price, mandatory fees included, 2 rental companies compared. 75% of offers with unlimited mileage. Median excess: €1,700.

Road trip ideas

Road trips from Rimini

1 The Marche coast to Monte Conero 4 to 5 days about 280 km
  1. Rimini
  2. Pesaro
  3. Fano
  4. Senigallia
  5. Ancona
  6. Portonovo
  7. Sirolo
  8. Numana
  9. Loreto
  10. Rimini

Head south along the coast road: Pesaro and Rossini's birthplace, Fano and its Roman arch, then Senigallia and its fine sandy beach, the "velvet beach". After the port of Ancona, the Conero headland plunges into the sea at Portonovo, Sirolo and Numana, before the shrine of Loreto. The road down to Portonovo is steep and parking is scarce: a camper van slips in more easily.

Distance
about 280 km
Recommended vehicle
Camper van or low-profile motorhome
2 San Marino, Urbino and the Frasassi Caves 4 to 5 days about 300 km
  1. Rimini
  2. San Marino
  3. Urbino
  4. Furlo Gorge
  5. Frasassi Caves
  6. Gradara
  7. Rimini

First climb Mount Titano and its three towers, then cross the Montefeltro hills to Urbino, Raphael's birthplace and the ideal city of the Renaissance. The Via Flaminia then runs through the Furlo Gorge via a Roman tunnel, and the road reaches the huge Frasassi Caves near Genga. The way back follows the sea to Gradara castle, perched above the coast.

Distance
about 300 km
Recommended vehicle
Camper van or low-profile motorhome
3 The Marecchia valley and the Casentino Forests 4 to 5 days about 280 km
  1. Rimini
  2. Santarcangelo di Romagna
  3. Verucchio
  4. Pennabilli
  5. La Verna
  6. Camaldoli
  7. Bagno di Romagna
  8. Cesena
  9. Rimini

Inland, Santarcangelo and its caves dug into the tuff come before the Malatesta fortress at Verucchio, then Pennabilli, the village of the poet Tonino Guerra. The road crosses into Tuscany to the Franciscan sanctuary of La Verna and the hermitage of Camaldoli, in the heart of the Casentino Forests National Park, before dropping over the Mandrioli Pass to the spa of Bagno di Romagna and to Cesena.

Distance
about 280 km
Recommended vehicle
Camper van or compact motorhome
Weather and seasons

When to go in Rimini?

Best time

April to June, then September and October

April to June, September to October
highs 17 to 27 °C, lows 9 to 19 °C

The best time to combine beach, art towns and hills: in June the sea already reaches 24 °C, and in October it is still 20 °C while the beaches empty. May and especially September bring stormy spells, with nearly 100 mm of rain in September: keep a visit to Urbino or the Frasassi Caves in reserve for grey days.

High season

July and August

July to August
highs 29 °C, lows 21 °C

The height of the beach summer: fourteen hours of sunshine a day in July, a sea at 28 °C and a packed Riviera, from the beaches of Torre Pedrera to those of Miramare. Coastal campsites are fully booked and nights stay warm: the heights of San Marino and Montefeltro then offer some cooler air.

Winter

November to March

November to March
highs 10 to 15 °C, lows 3 to 8 °C

Out of season, Rimini becomes a town of history again, where you can visit the Malatesta Temple and the museum devoted to Federico Fellini, its most famous son, without queues. Days are short, with six hours of sunshine in winter, November exceeds 100 mm of rain and the sea drops to 8 °C in January; many coastal campsites close, but inland motorhome areas remain open.

Climate in Rimini, month by month

Most pleasant months: April to August, October.

Month High Low Rain Sun Sea
Jan 10 °C 3 °C 61 mm 6 h/day 8 °C
Feb 12 °C 4 °C 74 mm 7 h/day 9 °C
Mar 14 °C 6 °C 69 mm 9 h/day 12 °C
Apr 17 °C 9 °C 53 mm 11 h/day 15 °C
May 21 °C 14 °C 87 mm 12 h/day 19 °C
Jun 27 °C 19 °C 50 mm 13 h/day 24 °C
Jul 29 °C 21 °C 41 mm 14 h/day 28 °C
Aug 29 °C 21 °C 54 mm 12 h/day 28 °C
Sep 25 °C 17 °C 97 mm 10 h/day 25 °C
Oct 20 °C 13 °C 79 mm 8 h/day 20 °C
Nov 15 °C 8 °C 101 mm 6 h/day 16 °C
Dec 11 °C 5 °C 66 mm 6 h/day 11 °C

Averages 2016–2025 computed from Open-Meteo data (ERA5 reanalysis).

Practical tips

Everything to know before hitting the road

Rimini Sud exit and the San Marino road

Arriving on the A14 motorway, take the Rimini Sud exit and follow signs for San Marino: the Motorhomes Italy depot is on the Strada Consolare Rimini-San Marino, the road that climbs to Mount Titano. This way you avoid crossing the seafront, often jammed in summer. For McRent, on Via Barattona, rely on the address in your confirmation.

Fellini airport or Bologna station

Federico Fellini Airport, at Miramare south of the town, mostly receives seasonal flights. Many travellers therefore land in Bologna and reach Rimini by train on the Adriatic line, in about an hour on a fast train. From the station or the airport, a taxi then takes you to your rental company's depot.

Restricted centre, Metromare to the beaches

The historic centre, between the Arch of Augustus and the Bridge of Tiberius, is closed to unauthorised vehicles, with cameras at every entrance, and the seafront is saturated in summer. Leave the motorhome in a motorhome area or an outlying car park, then reach the beaches on the Metromare, the rapid bus running along the coast from Rimini station to Riccione station.

What travellers ask

Your questions about a road trip in Rimini

Where can I pick up a campervan in Rimini?

Two partner companies are waiting for you: McRent, on Via Barattona, and Motorhomes Italy, at number 62 Strada Consolare Rimini-San Marino. Both depots are run by the travel agency Meteor Viaggi, which hands over the vehicle. Pick-up and return times, specific to each company, are shown in your booking confirmation.

How much does it cost to hire a campervan in Rimini?

In October 2026 we compared 60 offers from two companies: the cheapest came to €79 per day, mandatory fees included. A camper van costs from €79 in autumn and from €107 in summer, a low-profile motorhome from €102 in winter and €131 in summer, a large motorhome from €116 in winter. Only a search with your dates gives the bookable price.

Can I drive up to San Marino in a motorhome?

Yes: San Marino, a small independent republic perched on Mount Titano, lies 18 km away as the crow flies, along a wide, well-signposted road. The border can be crossed freely, but check that the company's insurance covers this country. The old town is pedestrian-only: leave the vehicle in one of the numbered car parks lower down and finish on foot.

Which motorhome should I choose in Rimini?

The models observed range from the Comfort Standard and Compact Plus, sleeping two for a couple, to the Family Luxury and Family Plus, sleeping five, and the Group B, C and D, which sleep six. On the San Marino road and in the Montefeltro villages, a small vehicle is more at ease; for a family staying on the Riviera, choose five or six berths.

Is a one-way trip to Ancona possible?

Ancona, another departure city of our partners, lies 91 km away as the crow flies, at the end of the Marche coast. Returning to another city depends on the company and the dates: enter Ancona as your return location when searching to see the offers that accept it, with any one-way fee already included in the price.

Verified customer reviews

They rented in Rimini with CoolDrive Nomad

4.3
818 reviews

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

C.
Italy · Sep 2025
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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
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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
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Frequently asked questions

FAQ — Campervan and motorhome hire in Rimini

What licence do I need to drive a motorhome hired in Rimini?

The models hired in Rimini generally do not exceed 3.5 tonnes and can be driven with a category B licence. If your licence was issued outside the European Union, also bring an international driving permit, often required in Italy. Minimum age and years of driving experience vary between McRent and Motorhomes Italy: check the offer conditions.

Is mileage unlimited?

Three out of four offers observed in Rimini in October 2026 include unlimited mileage; the remaining quarter set a mileage cap, and any excess is paid on return. For a loop through Montefeltro the difference matters little; to head down to Apulia or up to the Dolomites, compare this point in the conditions of each offer.

What excess should I expect?

The median excess of the offers observed in Rimini is €1,700: this amount, which you would pay in the event of damage, is generally held as a deposit on a credit card at pick-up. Some companies offer an excess waiver or reduction; compare its cost, especially if you plan to drive the narrow roads of the hinterland.

Where can I stay overnight with a motorhome around Rimini?

Campsites line the coast, from Viserba and Torre Pedrera in the north to Miramare and Riccione in the south, often open only in the warm season. Elsewhere, use motorhome areas, plentiful in the hinterland and in San Marino. Overnight parking on the seafront is regulated by each municipality: check the rules in force.

When should I book a campervan in Rimini?

Summer should be booked early, from winter if possible: with only two companies, the five- and six-berth models go first, especially around 15 August, when the whole of Italy heads for the Riviera. From April to June and in October, a month ahead is often enough, except for long weekends, very popular with Italian travellers.

Are motorways tolled around Rimini?

Yes, the A14 Adriatic motorway, running along the coast from Bologna to Ancona and beyond, is tolled: you take a ticket on entry and pay on exit, by card or in cash, avoiding the lanes reserved for Telepass. The SS16 national road, parallel and free, runs through every seaside resort but is slow in summer.

About us

Why start a motorhome trip from Rimini

Rimini combines two trips in one: the Adriatic Riviera, its equipped beaches and nightlife, and a hinterland of Malatesta fortresses, hilltop villages and vine-covered hills. In an hour or two you go from the sea to the towers of San Marino, the Renaissance court of Urbino or the hermitages of the Casentino Forests, while the Marche coast runs on towards the cliffs of Conero.

McRent and Motorhomes Italy cover every need, from a van for two to a six-berth motorhome, with a lowest price observed at €79 per day in October 2026. Our partners are also present in San Marino, Imola and Ancona, making it possible to consider a return elsewhere than Rimini. With a mild climate from spring to autumn, Rimini suits a week at the beach as well as a cultural loop out of season.

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