Locations: Find all Hertz car rental locations in Naples, including at Naples Municipal Airport (APF).
Fleet: Browse the full range of Naples car rental options in Florida and find the right one for your trip.
Things to do: Discover the best things to do in Naples and how a car rental gets you there.
FAQs: Everything you need to know about renting in Naples and Florida car rental deals – from one-way options to long term rental and pricing.
Make your way around Naples, Florida with a Hertz car rental to see the ‘Sunshine State’ in comfort and style. Avoid the potential crowds of public transport and take in all that Naples has to offer in your own time and comfort.
You’re free to explore Naples with a rental car as soon as you touchdown at Naples Municipal Airport (APF), 3.2 miles/10 minutes’ drive away from the downtown area. Also, Florida gives you easy access to Georgia and Alabama.
Our Naples car rental includes EVs and SUVs to name a few, and booking in advance is simple and straightforward.

4820 Bayshore Drive, Naples, FL 34112
Situated in central Naples is the scenic 170-acre Naples Botanical Garden, which boasts a collection of plants that can be found throughout the globe. It was the youngest garden in history to be awarded the American Public Gardens Association’s prestigious Award for Garden Excellence in 2017, founded in 1993. There is a parking lot on-site for your Naples car rental, which can get busy during events. It’s a great place to come and get away from the hustle and bustle of the city’s downtown hub and be at one with nature. Enjoy strolls in a lush haven, breathing in the fresh scents as you discover the garden.

794 Neapolitan Way, Naples, FL 34103
Also based in central Naples is the American-fare diner Backyard Fire Grill. It’s a family-themed restaurant serving barbecue classics, with recipes passed down through generations. The décor is wooden furniture decorated, with friendly vibes and exceptional service throughout. The menu consists of ribs, wings, backyard cuts, as well as sandwiches, family meals and salads. A hearty feed in the heart of Naples if you’re feeling hungry – simply park up and step in to indulge.

1000 10th Avenue South, Naples, FL 34102
Found in the center of Naples, close to the Gordon River, right next to Landings Park is the cozy Hilton Vacation Club Charter Club Naples Bay. There’s parking for your Hertz rental car on-site, and an outdoor pool to enjoy a cool-off from the Floridian rays. Sunbeds at the side help you top up your vitamin D throughout your stay. Also, if you don’t fancy looking around for places to eat, there’s an on-site restaurant – perfect if you want a bite to eat nearby. The accessible business center is great for corporate events if you’re looking for somewhere to host your company’s meetings, networking summits, or client meetings.
Going to be in Naples for a while, but on a non-permanent basis? A long term car rental might be thing you need. It’s great if you’re coming for a temporary work assignment or if you’re in between vehicles while changing cars. Best of all, you only have to book once, with full flexibility on end dates.

Book a one-way car rental with Hertz for your Naples adventure. This is ideal for those planning to start out in Naples and end somewhere else. This lets you pick one up when you arrive here, letting you drop off the keys and car somewhere else without having to bring it all the way back.
If you’re visiting with work, rent a business car to help you get around the city. This is great for things like airport connections and helping you to get to corporate events. You can add to your Hertz Gold+ points along the way, and as a bonus you can skip-the-counter when picking up your vehicle.

20 miles & 37 minutes
Follow Collier Boulevard south through Naples' eastern outskirts before crossing onto Marco Island. At Marco Beach, you'll find a wide Gulf beach, Tigertail Beach nearby, boardwalks, dune habitats, and views across the Gulf of Mexico.

43.8 miles & 53 minutes
Head north on US-41 or I-75 through Bonita Springs and Estero. In Fort Myers, visit the Edison and Ford Winter Estates, the River District, the Caloosahatchee River waterfront, IMAG History & Science Center, and nearby Manatee Park.

674 miles & nine hours
Follow I-75 and I-10 west through Fort Myers, Tampa Bay, Pensacola, and coastal Mississippi before crossing Mobile Bay. In Mobile, explore the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park, the History Museum of Mobile, Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, Bienville Square, and the Mobile Carnival Museum.
Is it a good idea to rent a car in Naples?
Renting a car in Naples, Florida can be a good idea because it means you don’t have to rely on external transportation schedules. You set your own plan and drive wherever you want, whenever you like. With easy booking – and a vast vehicle collection – choose Hertz as your rental companion.
How much is it to rent a car in Naples, FL?
The cost of renting a car in Naples, FL can will come down to:
Start a reservation to see how much your specific booking will be.
Is driving in Naples difficult?
How difficult the driving is in Naples depends on when and where you take your Hertz car rental. If you’re driving in peak rush hour traffic, like midweek mornings and late afternoons, there might be more congestion. However, at most other times it is far less busy than bigger cities like New York and Los Angeles.
Where to rent a car in Naples, FL?
There are a several Hertz rental car locations in Naples, Florida, giving you a number of options to pick up your ride. These include Naples Municipal Airport itself, along with a few other pick-up points in and around it, like Naples Flex Jet, Naples Jet Centre and Naples General Aviation. To see the full list, with the links to the individual pages of each specific location, please refer to the locations section of this page.
What to know before driving in Florida?
Some things to know before driving in Florida are:
Do you have to pay for parking in Naples, Florida?
There are some paid parking options in Naples, Florida, and some non-paid ones. It’s best to research where to park before heading out here, giving you a chance to also line up some alternatives in case your first-choice parking spots aren’t available.