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Car rental in Croatia can be quick, easy, and safe. Car rental companies can be found throughout Croatia in all major cities, airports, and most larger towns. We would like to help you find a reliable company that will give you the best rates.
Here are links to the larger international car rental companies that are in Croatia:
ALAMO | AVIS | BUDGET | EUROPCAR | NATIONAL | SIXT | THRIFTY & DOLLAR
While these larger rental companies offer good service and are reliable, you can find better rates and deals from the smaller local Croatian rental companies that are just as reliable. These are the companies we recommend:
Last Minute Rent a Car – Offices at major airports and larger cities throughout Croatia.
Luka Rent - Car rental on island Hvar. Also rents bikes, scooters, quads, and boats.
There are many small rental companies in Croatia. Since we have not had much or any contact with these companies, we cannot comment on their reliability or service. Here are their links:
Lulic - Rental company in Zadar. Also rents yachts.
A Marker- Car rental in Dubrovnik. Also rents scooters, VW bugs, chauffeured limos.
Navigator - Car rental on island Vis. Rents cars and scooters.
Brabel - Car rental company in Dubrovnik. Rents cars, scooters, and motorcycles.
Best Buy Rent - Car rental company in Dubrovnik.
HM Rent a Car - Offices in Dubrovnik, Split, Zadar, Rijeka, Pula, Zagreb.
Mercis - Car rental on island Korcula. Offices in Trogir, Split, Dubrovnik, Vodice.
Euro TIG - Car rental company in Split. Rents cars and scooters.
Modest - Rental car company in Zagreb.
Emaco - Car rental company in Split.
Mack Rent a Car - Car rental company from Dubrovnik.
Hela - Car rental company in Osijek.
Uni Rent - Offices in Pula, Opatija, Rovinj, Makarska, Zadar.
Rent a Car Djani - Located in Split. Rents cars and scooters.
ABC Rent a Car - Company with offices in Split, Dubrovnik, and Pula.
Some facts you should know when renting a car in Croatia:
- The minimum age requirement to be eligible to rent a car is 21 years, while some require 25 years.
- You should have the following coverage: Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) and Theft Protection (TF). So make sure the rental rates include this coverage.
- PAI (Personal Accident Insurance) are offered by car rental companies but you can rent the car without this coverage. PAI is an additional insurance which covers the authorized driver(s) and passengers in the hire vehicle for death, disability, and medical expenses.
- Damage Excess Waiver (DEW) or RAD (Ransom of the Amount of Deduction) is also optional. If damage occurs to the car during your rental period and you only have Collision Damage Waiver (CDW), then you will be required to pay a certain amount towards the total repair of the car. Damage Waiver (DEW) covers that amount, giving you full coverage.
- VAT (Value added tax) is 23% in Croatia. So if this is not included in the rates, then you can expect to pay a substantial amount more.
- Unlimited milleage is offered by most rental companies and in many cases already included in the rates. Find out if this is included in your price quote.
- Airport surcharges are sometimes charged by the rental companies. If picking up or dropping off the rental car at the airport, make sure you find out that the rate includes the airport surcharge.
- If you plan on traveling across the border to neighboring countries, then you will need a green slip from the rental company. Inform the car company of your travel plans ahead of time and find out if they charge extra for driving in neighboring countries.
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