Car Hire in Croatia

Croatia Car hire from Auto Europe

Car Hire in Croatia photoAfter more than a decade of conflict throughout the former Yugoslavia, Croatia is once again developing to be one of the main tourist destinations in Europe and it is not surprising if we consider what it has to offer to travellers. The most famous feature of Croatia is its dramatic Dalmatian coastline with rocky cliffs, peninsulas, small inlets and ancient ruins, ideal for adventurous driving routes. Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, is a sophisticated city combining history, art and modern culture. Experience the Ban Jelacic's central square surrounded by historical buildings belonging to different architectural styles. Visit St Mark's Church with its charming interior created by Ivan Mestrovic, Croatia's most famous sculptor.

Pula is a captivating location on southern tip of the Istrian peninsula. One of its main attractions is an old amphitheatre whose remains are still used as Pula's summer stage for diverse operas, pop performances and the famous Pula Film Festival Visit Split, the largest city on the Adriatic coast and admire its most important sight, the Diocletian's palace, a well-preserved Roman site with historical and cultural monuments within its walls. One of them is the Peristyle, the main open space in the palace surrounded by a colonnade of six columns and an arch, decorated with garlands. Also visit the cathedral on the eastern side of the square. Dubrovnik was one of the most powerful walled medieval cities in the southern Adriatic. The best way to explore the city is to travel around the city walls, taking in views of the towns, the tiled roofs and the clear blue sea.

If you are planning to visit Croatia on business or holiday, get the benefit of hiring a car and enjoy the flexibility and freedom of your own transport. Auto Europe offers airport car rental at all major pick up locations together with a large rental car fleet, so finding a car hire in Croatia airport is both easy and economical

Driving Tips in Croatia

The road network in Croatia is not as comprehensive as other European countries but it is improving rapidly.

  • You need: A valid driving licence, passport/ID and a valid credit card.
  • You drive: On the right and one main difference is that you cannot turn right at a red light.
  • Speed limit: Motorways 130 km/h, regional roads 80 km/h and residential areas 50km/h.
  • About petrol: Petrol stations sell Eurosuper 95, Super 95m, Normal Lead-free 91, Super 98 and Euro diesel. They open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. or 8 p.m. every day, and during the summer until 10 p.m. In larger cities and international routes they open round the clock.
  • Parking rules: Difficult to find a place in larger towns but you can park almost anywhere as long as you don't block traffic.
  • Mobiles phones: It is forbidden the use of mobile phones while driving.

Hire a Car in Croatia from Auto Europe

Already planning your itinerary for Croatia? Hire a car in Croatia from Auto Europe as the first step toward a ideal holiday. Our exceptional customer service and Beat Rate Guarantee assure the best savings and quality of service on your car hire Croatia you can hire a car in Croatia online or review our Croatia car hire FAQ, or call Auto Europe at 0800 358 1229.


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