Reservation Car Rates

Cretanrentals offers:

An All Inclusive Insurance package with no excess in all rental agreements. The renter will not assume responsibility for any damage caused to the car as long as he complies with the terms and conditions of the rental.

Collision Damage Waiver (CDW):

The renter is covered in case of any damage to the rental vehicle (scratches, dents). ZERO EXCESS IS APPLIED.

Third Party Insurance (TPI):

This policy covers material damages and bodily injuries against thirds, vehicles and property in the event of an accident that was caused by the renter. It covers damages to property up to 1.000.000€ and bodily injuries against thirds up to 1.000.000€ according to the Greek regulations.

Theft Protection (TP):

The renter will not be charged in case the rental vehicle is stolen. This policy does not include any stolen personal items.

Fire Protection (FP):

The renter will not be charged in case of any damage resulting to fire.

Exceptions. The renter is not covered:

• if the driver is under the influence of alcohol or drugs
• for damages caused by driving on unpaved roads (Preveli, Balos)
• for damages caused to the under body of the car
• when transporting the vehicle by ferry
• when carrying people or objects for hire
• when towing other vehicles or trailers
• when racing or participating in any contest
• for loss of personal belongings
• for accidents or damages caused by a driver not declared in the rental contract
• for loss or damage of the vehicle key
• for loss or destruction of Navigation GPS device, child seats

Car Hire Terms And Conditions

Accident Report Sheet

There are two types of accident report forms in Greece:

Statement of Accident (Δήλωση Ατυχήματος)

Friendly Settlement Form (Φιλική Δήλωση Τροχαίου Ατυχήματος)

Both accident reports require the following details:

• Date and place of the accident
• Vehicle information: make, model numbers and vehicle registration numbers
• Drivers' information: full names, addresses, telephone numbers, driving licence details
• Details of insurers and policies of all drivers
• Witnesses: names and addresses
• Details of injuries
• Details of material damage to other vehicles
• An illustration and explanation of the accident including details of damage caused, with photographs or a sketch
• Signatures of drivers involved in the accident

It is advisable to call the road traffic police to the scene. The police report can help determine who was at fault, even for relatively minor accidents.