Vilnius Airport (VNO): car sharing or a rental car?

Short answer: you can pick up CityBee, Bolt Drive and Spark at Vilnius Airport and skip the rental desk. The airport is 7 km from the centre, about 15 minutes by car. For 3 days and 300 km in November, car sharing costs from €105 (Spark) plus the airport zone fee; a typical rental picked up at the airport costs €85.

Where the cars are

All three. CityBee and Bolt park right at the entrance. Collecting and returning there costs a few euros each way (about €5–6; the app shows it). Spark is a 7-minute walk away, a little cheaper.

From the airport: car sharing vs a rental car

Trip from VNORental carCar sharingResult
Into town and around, 1 day (1 day, 40 km)€14€30 CityBeethe rental is €16 cheaper
3 days, 300 km (3 days, 300 km)€85€105 Sparkthe rental is €20 cheaper
A week, 700 km (7 days, 700 km)€152€249 Sparkthe rental is €97 cheaper
One way to Kaunas (1 day, 105 km)€71€48 CityBeecar sharing saves €23
One way to Riga (1 day, 293 km)€229€173 CityBeecar sharing saves €56

Car-sharing prices here leave out the airport zone fee, which the operators show only in the app (about €5–6 each way at Vilnius). Rental prices come from our own searches for pick-ups at VNO (carrentals.com (Expedia Group) search results, 2026-11-02). Prices for an economy car on a trip starting two weeks from now (November 2026), with fuel and every fee each side charges; the rental is the typical price booked online with its standard insurance. How we calculate.

If no car is waiting

There are more cars in the morning and afternoon, fewer in the evening. Both airports are almost in town: a taxi to the nearest free car costs €5–10.

Before you land

More in the Lithuania guide.

Bolt Drive vs CityBee vs SparkVilnius → Riga → Tallinn one wayCar sharing vs a rental car

Last changed 2026-11-02.