CROATIACARRENTAL
The Adriatic coast road winding above the sea in Croatia

Local suppliers · Live prices · Split to Dubrovnik and back

Rent a car in Croatia.

No hidden feesNo depositFree cancellation

250+ cars live now, from €40/dayNo card needed to searchDeposits shown up front

Featured cars

Real cars, live prices.

Volkswagen Polo

Volkswagen Polo

5 seatsManual2022

from €40/daytoday's cheapest in this class

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Volkswagen T-Roc

Volkswagen T-Roc

5 seatsManual2022

from €82/daylowest in this class across Croatia

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Volkswagen Golf

Volkswagen Golf

5 seatsAutomatic2022

from €62/daytoday's cheapest in this class

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Peugeot 2008

Peugeot 2008

5 seatsAutomatic2022

from €135/daytoday's cheapest in this class

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Peugeot 308 SW

Peugeot 308 SW

5 seatsAutomatic2022

from €85/daytoday's cheapest in this class

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Volkswagen Tayron

Volkswagen Tayron

7 seatsAutomatic2025

from €85/daytoday's cheapest in this class

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Opel Zafira

Opel Zafira

8 seatsAutomatic2022

from €105/daytoday's cheapest in this class

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Peugeot Traveller

Peugeot Traveller

9 seatsAutomatic2022

from €151/daytoday's cheapest in this class

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One featured car from each class we list, not our full fleet. Live prices refresh through the day and move with the season. Your exact car and total show on the next step. Or start from every class we list, side by side.

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Why book here

Numbers first, promises second.

We work with vetted local suppliers up and down the Adriatic, from the A1 exit at Zadar to the old port in Dubrovnik. Every figure below is pulled from live listings, not a brochure.

290+
Cars live on the site now
€40
Lowest daily rate this week
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Pick-up cities and airports
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Smallest deposit we list

The coast road, door to door typical drive times

Trogir35 minSplit1 h 05Makarska2 h 15Dubrovnik
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Where you pick up

Start where your trip starts.

We list cars in twelve pick-up locations along this coast and inland to Zagreb. Pick up at arrivals or in town; the price you compare is the price you pay, and the D8 coast road does the rest.

Split from above: the Riva promenade and Diocletian's Palace quarterSPUSplitThe Dalmatian anchor. Airport pickup at arrivals, ferries to Brac and Hvar, the D8 south.SPU pickup, ferries to the islandsRent a car in Split→Dubrovnik old town walls and Fort Lovrijenac above the bayDBVDubrovnikDBV pickup, the Peljesac road southRent a car→Zadar old town from above: St Donatus and the forum squareZADZadarZAD pickup, Plitvice within reachRent a car→A blue tram on a Zagreb streetZAGZagrebYear-round rates in the capitalRent a car→The Roman arena in PulaPUYPulaIstria: the arena and hill townsRent a car→Baska Voda beach on the Makarska riviera under BiokovoD8MakarskaRiviera beaches under BiokovoRent a car→
Straight off the plane:car hire at Split AirportDubrovnik Airport pickuppickup at Zadar AirportZagreb Airport arrivals

How it works

Local suppliers beat the airport counter.

01Meet at arrivalsYour supplier waits in the hall with a name board. No shuttle bus, no queue at a desk, keys in hand within minutes.
02Deposit shown up frontEvery listing prints its exact deposit before you pay. Many local suppliers take a low deposit, and some take none at all.
03Free cancellation on most carsPlans change on the road. Most listings cancel free up to shortly before pick-up, and each one states its exact cut-off.
04Cross-border readyMontenegro, Bosnia, Slovenia, Italy and Hungary on one booking. Each listing states its cross-border terms and any fee before you pay.
Dubrovnik old town and its harbour from the hillside above

Split to Dubrovnik is three hours of pure coast now. No border, no queue.

Split to DubrovnikDriving in Croatia

Before you book

Questions we answer every week.

Can I take a rental car from Croatia into Montenegro or Bosnia? +

Most local suppliers allow cross-border trips to Montenegro, Bosnia, Slovenia, Italy and Hungary. Each listing states its cross-border terms and any fee before you pay.

Do I still cross Bosnia driving from Split to Dubrovnik? +

Not since the Peljesac bridge opened. You can drive the whole route without leaving Croatia, which also means no border queue in August.

Can I take a rental car on the island ferries? +

Yes. Jadrolinija car ferries to Brac, Hvar and Korcula all take rental cars. Book the ferry ahead in July and August; car deck space sells out.

How big is the deposit? +

It varies by supplier and car class. Many local suppliers take small deposits or none at all, and each listing shows the exact deposit up front.