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One Way Car Rental
Rijeka

Zagreb
Book a one-way car rental from Rijeka to Zagreb with leading companies at competitive rates. Plan your trip with flexible pickup and drop-off options and enjoy a comfortable drive across Croatia
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Distance
~165 km
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Time
1 hr 45 min
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Route
Via A6/A1
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One-way drop fee
€65–€300
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Route breakdown
One-Way Car Rental from Rijeka to Zagreb
Numerous travellers land on the coast every year and fly home from the capital or the other way around. Rijeka is Croatia’s main port on the Kvarner coast, and Zagreb is where most international flights land and depart from. Rather than picking up a car in Zagreb, driving to the coast and back, or arranging trains and buses in the other direction, a one-way rental lets you pick up in Rijeka and hand the keys back in Zagreb, no need for backtracking.
Rijeka to Zagreb is also one of the shortest and fastest one-way routes in the country. The A6 and A1 motorways link the two cities directly, climbing from sea level through the forested hills of Gorski Kotar before dropping onto the flat inland plain around Zagreb. What used to be a slow mountain crossing is now a well-built toll road with several tunnels, so the drive rarely takes more than two hours even with a stop or two. Compare car rental options in one place and choose the car that best fits your trip.
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Pick-up points
Rijeka Airport (on Krk island). Also Rijeka Downtown, Rijeka Bus Station, or Hotel.
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Drop-off points
Zagreb Airport. Also Zagreb Downtown, Main Bus Station, Main Train Station, or Hotel.
Drive planner
Rijeka Airport (RJK) to Zagreb Airport (ZAG) Route Breakdown
Everything you need to know about driving between Croatia’s coast and its capital, following the A6/A1 motorway route covering around 165 km in total.
Rijeka Airport (RJK)
Start · Pick-up point
Rijeka Airport sits on the island of Krk, not in Rijeka itself. After pick-up, you cross the Krk Bridge to the mainland, then join the A7 Rijeka bypass toward the A6 motorway entrance.
A6 Motorway
Gorski Kotar • Toll road
This is the main climbing section of the drive. The A6 winds through the forested Gorski Kotar region, with several tunnels along the way. Keep a card or cash ready for the toll booths. This stretch can see snow and fog between November and April, when winter tyres or chains may be required by law.
Delnice & Risnjak National Park (Optional Detour)
Popular stop • Detour required
Delnice is the largest town in Gorski Kotar and sits right off the A6. It serves as the main access point for Risnjak National Park, renowned for forest trails and the source of the Kupa River. It’s a short detour, not directly on the motorway.
Bosiljevo 2 Interchange
Popular stop • Optional overnight
Split is roughly the midpoint of the journey and a natural place to break up the trip. Many people staying in Istria treat Split as a stopover city rather than driving straight through.
Ploče – End of A1 Motorway
Route options
This is where the A6 joins the A1 motorway. The road opens up from here, and the terrain is flatter as you head north toward Karlovac and Zagreb.
Karlovac Area
Final stretch
The A1 passes close to Karlovac, known as the “town of four rivers.” It is an easy stop if you want to stretch your legs before the final stretch into Zagreb.
Zagreb Airport (ZAG)
End · Drop-off point
Finish at Zagreb Airport, around 17 km southeast of the city centre. Drop off here for a flight onward, or continue to a city centre branch if you are staying in Zagreb.
Route at a Glance
Drive time
1.5–2 hrs (A6/A1)
Add 20–30 min from Rijeka Airport on Krk
Motorway tolls
~€9–11 one way
Category I car, Rijeka to Zagreb (Lučko)
Route options
A6/A1 motorway or D3 old road
D3 is toll-free but much slower
Fuel est. (economy car)
~€18–20 one way
Based on ~7L/100km at ~€1.65/L over 165 km
Border crossings
0
Route stays entirely within Croatia
Pricing & Demand Insights
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May–June and September–October offer the best mix of warm weather, open roads, and competitive pricing.
Choose your route
Should You Take the A6/A1 Motorway or D3 Old Road?
Both routes connect Rijeka and Zagreb. The A6/A1 motorway is the direct and fastest option but has tolls. The D3 is the older route through Gorski Kotar and Karlovac. You can choose based on your time and whether you want to pay tolls or make stops along the way.
A6/A1 – Fastest option
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1.5–2 hrs without stops
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Motorway tolls apply (~€9–11 one way)
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Modern road with tunnels through the hills
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Easy detour to Risnjak National Park via Delnice
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Best for catching flights or travellers short on time
D3 – Older inland route
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Around 3–3.5 hrs – notably longer than the A6/A1
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No tolls on the D3
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Runs through Delnice, Ogulin, and Karlovac
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Winding mountain sections with lower speed limits
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Ideal for a slower, more scenic drive with more stops
Vehicle Guide
Which car category suits the Dubrovnik–Split drive?
The A1 and D8 are both well-paved modern roads – this is not terrain that requires anything special. The deciding factor is where you plan to park along the way.
- Family Trip
- Solo drive
- Business Travel
- Long Stay
- Coastal Road Trips
- Eco-Travel
Family Trip: Personalised rental options for families planning trip to Croatia with kids and luggage
Van/Minivan
7-9 seats
Ideal for family journeys and seating everyone comfortably
From €42 /day
Automatic SUV
5 seats
Best for long beyond city routes and handling different terrains
From €22 /day
Full-size cars
2-5 seats
Comfortable city and long coastal drives for groups of 3-4 adults
From €64 /day
Tips for this trip
Solo drive: Ideal for solo adventures below options lean toward smaller, efficient cars
Convertible
2-4 seats
Open top on Croatia’s Adriatic coastline & enjoy scenic views
From €62 /day
Compact Automatic
5 seats
Easily plan multi city trips with reduced stress on steep roads
From €36 /day
Electric Economy Cars
4-5 seats
Smart & sustainable choice for solo city travel
From €48 /day
Tips for this trip
Business Travel: For the right balance between comfort, cost, and professionalism choose from the versatile options below.
Automatic Sedans
4-5 seats
Classic business travel vehicle combining comfort + efficiency
From €48 /day
Standard Cars
4-5 seats
Balance of comfort & space makes them best for business trip
From €32 /day
Tips for this trip
Long Stay: For trips spanning 21 days or more across Croatia, here’s a breakdown of best options.
Monthly rental
Select any vehicle
An affordable option with lower per day prices than daily rentals
From €16 /day
Long Term Car Rental
Varied vehicle options
For substantial savings rent for 3+ weeks
From €22 /day
Automatic Car
4-9 seats
Most reliable for trips on mountainous terrain & coastal hills
From €34 /day
Tips for this trip
Coastal Road Trips: Review our breakdown of the best categories for coastal drives in Croatia.
Convertible
2-4 seats
Ideal for enjoying top-down views of the Mediterranean coastline
From €62 /day
One Way Rentals
Select any car
Pick up in one city, return in another for enhanced flexibility
From €25 /day
Compact SUV
5 seats
Perfect for coastal trips: elevated views & extra space
From €35 /day
Tips for this trip
Eco-Travel: Choose from 3 matching low-emission and eco-friendly options suited for sustainable travel.
Electric Car
4-5 seats
Modern eco friendly EVs to enjoy a greener way of driving
From €55 /day
Hybrid
4-5 seats
Great alternative to traditional gasoline vehicles for long drives
From €35 /day
Small Compact
4-5 seats
These hit the right spot for island hopping & coastal drives
From €34 /day
Tips for this trip
Utilize apps like Chargemap and PlugShare to check real-time availability, charger type, and user reviews for charging points.
Stops along the way
Must-See Stops on the Rijeka–Zagreb Drive
Taking the A6/A1 motorway does not mean you have to skip the sights. These stops are close to the route and can easily be included in a one-way drive from Rijeka to Zagreb.
Fužine
A small lake town in Gorski Kotar, set at over 700 metres above sea level around Lake Bajer and Lake Lepenica. It is a popular spot for a short walk, cycling, or simply cooling off in summer before continuing the climb.
Approx. 40 km from Rijeka (detour required)
Allow 30–45 min
Split
Split is built around the ancient Diocletian’s Palace, still lived in and used as the heart of the old town today. It is the most common overnight stop for travellers doing this route in two days rather than one, as it sits almost at the midpoint.
Almost the midpoint
Allow 2–3 hrs
or stay overnight
Delnice
The main town of Gorski Kotar, surrounded by forest and close to the A6. It is the gateway to Risnjak National Park and a good place to stretch your legs partway through the climb.
Approx. 65 km from Rijeka
Allow 30–45 min
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Risnjak National Park
Located just a short detour from Delnice, Risnjak is known for its dense forest and hiking trails. The Kupa River also springs here. Plan a longer stop if you enjoy nature and have time to spare.
Approx. 75 km from Rijeka (detour required)
Allow 2–3 hrs
Costs & fees
One-Way Drop Fee by Supplier (Rijeka-Zagreb)
One-way rentals may incur a drop-off fee when you return the car to a different location. Amounts vary significantly by supplier, location, vehicle, and travel dates.
| Rental Supplier | Estimated one-way fee* | Notes |
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| Enterprise | €70–€130 | Estimate; exact fee shown during booking |
| Sixt | €70–€130 | Estimate; depends on tariff/date |
| Europcar | €70–€130 | Estimate; quote at booking |
| Hertz | €300 | Confirmed flat domestic one-way fee (Hertz Croatia terms) |
| Avis | €65–€150 | Published Croatian one-way range, scaled for this route length |
| Budget | €65–€150 | Indicative; verify at booking |
| Dollar / Thrifty | €70–€140 | Estimate; booking-dependent |
| National | €70–€130 | Estimate; booking-dependent |
*Estimated ranges are for guidance only; the exact fee may vary by supplier, dates, and vehicle.
ONE-WAY OR ROUND TRIP
Rijeka to Zagreb Car Rental
Book a convenient one-way or return rental with flexible drop-off options and competitive prices.
Before you drive
One-way rental pre-departure checklist
What to confirm before leaving the desk:
Winter equipment requirement confirmed
The A6 through Gorski Kotar is an official winter road section. If you are driving between mid-November and mid-April, confirm that the car has the required winter tyres or that snow chains are provided. This is a legal requirement for specified places and periods in Croatia.
Vehicle inspection documented
Take photos of all existing scratches and other damage before leaving the supplier branch, especially underneath the bumpers. Make sure all existing damage is included on the rental agreement so you can avoid disputes or incorrect damage claims later.
Get the one-way drop-off fee in writing
The exact one-way drop-off fee, whether charged per day or as a flat rate, should be clearly listed on your rental agreement. Verbal confirmation alone is not enough and cannot be relied on as proof in a dispute.
Fuel policy and toll payment understood
A full-to-full fuel policy is most common. Confirm the policy before you collect the car and whether you need to pay the tolls yourself or whether the rental includes an electronic toll device (ENC).
Drop-off location and address confirmed
Check the exact address and opening hours of the supplier office in Zagreb where you will return the car, whether it is at the airport or in the city. Knowing this in advance can save time and make the end of your journey easier.
After-hours return procedure confirmed
Arrange the after-hours return process with the supplier before you leave Rijeka in case you are arriving in Zagreb outside normal office hours.
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One Way Car Rental from Rijeka
Without backtracking, pick up the hired vehicle from your preferred location in Dubrovnik and return it to another city in Croatia with complete freedom and flexibility.
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Important 2022 Update: The Dubrovnik-to-Split drive now stays entirely within Croatia, thanks to the Pelješac Bridge, which opened in July 2022. No more border crossing woes about driving through the Neum/Bosnia corridor and dealing with additional fees or insurance coverages.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Pricing & Inclusions
- Vehicle & Driving
- Eligibility & Cross-Border
- Pickup & Return
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How much is the booking cost for a one-way car rental from Rijeka to Zagreb?
The rental cost for a one-way trip from Rijeka to Zagreb includes the daily rate for the car and a drop-off fee. The daily rate varies by car category and season. The drop-off fee is based on your chosen car type and the distance between your pickup and return locations.
| Season | Typical daily rate (economy car) |
| Low season (Nov–Mar) | ~€20–45 |
| Shoulder season (Apr–May, Sep–Oct) | ~€15–40 |
| Peak season (Jul–Aug) | ~€50–70 |
💡 Tip: Enter your travel details to search for available booking options and their exact prices.
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Does the rental price include the one-way fee?
The drop-off fee is usually part of one-way deals but may be charged separately from the quoted rental price. Check the deal inclusions to see whether the fee is paid separately. You can find the complete price breakdown on the booking summary page when you book through our platform.
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How much is the toll fee from Rijeka to Zagreb?
The A6 or A1 motorway toll between Rijeka and Zagreb costs around €9–11 one way for a standard car. You can pay tolls at booths with cash or card. You can also pay automatically if the car has an electronic toll tag.
| Vehicle type | Approx. toll (one way) |
| Standard car (Category I) | ~€9–11 |
| SUV / taller vehicle/vehicle with trailer | Higher – charged at a different toll category |
📌 Note: ENC tags are usually not included with rental cars. Ask the supplier at pickup if you prefer not to stop at the booths.
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Is unlimited mileage included in a car rental from Rijeka to Zagreb?
Yes. Unlimited mileage is usually offered with most rentals, including one-way deals. However, not all suppliers provide it, and some deals may come with limited mileage. Some suppliers may charge an extra per-km fee for driving beyond the permitted daily mileage cap.
💡 Tip: You can refine your search to view deals with unlimited mileage when booking through our platform. Always confirm the mileage policy before booking, especially for longer road trips in Croatia.
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Can I rent a specific car model from Rijeka to Zagreb?
Not always. Rental quotes are listed by car category, which is what you usually book, not the exact model. For example, when booking a deal offering “Volkswagen Polo Automatic or similar”, it simply means you may receive an economy category vehicle or any similar vehicle with comparable size and features.
| What’s guaranteed | What can vary |
| Vehicle category (economy) | Exact model shown in the listing |
| Transmission, if selected specifically | Colour, trim level, brand |
| Passenger and boot capacity for the class | Minor spec differences between similar models |
📌 Note: Look for the Guaranteed Car Model label to book a specific make or model when searching for cars on our platform.
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Are automatic cars available for one-way rentals?
Yes, you can book one-way car rentals with automatic transmission from Rijeka to Zagreb. But the number of automatics in rental fleets is usually smaller than the number of high-demand manual cars. Smaller categories like economy and compact are mostly manual, so you should book early to secure an automatic variant.
| Transmission | Typical daily rate difference |
| Manual | Baseline |
| Automatic | Roughly €15–20/day more |
💡 Tip: Availability of automatics becomes even more limited during peak travel season. Early booking is highly recommended to reserve a vehicle with your preferred transmission in case your travel dates fall within this period.
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Can someone else drive the rental car from Rijeka to Zagreb?
Only a registered additional driver, besides the primary driver, may drive a rental car. An additional driver is an optional add-on that you can include in your booking for an extra fee. Any additional driver is subject to the same age and licence requirements as the main driver, and must be listed in the contract at the supplier counter. The condition applies to car rentals in Croatia, whether booked for a round or a one-way deal.
⚠️ A driver not listed in the contract is usually not covered by rental insurance. This may leave you fully responsible for costs related to any damage caused by an unauthorised driver.
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Can I rent a car without a credit card?
Most suppliers require a credit card in the main driver’s name to hold a security deposit at the time of car pickup. The exact deposit amount varies by car type, supplier, and insurance level. This amount is fully released once the car is returned in the same condition as it was collected.
A few select suppliers may accept debit card deposits, but with a higher deposit amount and additional insurance.
⚠️ Check whether your travel companion can be registered as the main driver and use their card to book if you don’t have a personal credit card. You can be added as an additional driver in that situation.
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What documents do I need to rent a car one way?
The required documentation for standard rentals in Croatia is given below.
| Document | Requirement |
| Valid Driver’s licence | Held for at least 1–2 years (varies by supplier) |
| Passport or national ID | Required for identity verification |
| Credit card | In the main driver’s name for the security deposit hold |
| International Driving Permit (IDP) | Required if your licence is in a non-Latin alphabet (e.g. Arabic, Japanese, Chinese) or from a non-EU country |
| Rental Confirmation Voucher | Required to verify your booking details at the time of vehicle collection |
⚠️ Photocopies and digital images of documents on a phone are generally not accepted at the rental counter, so you should bring original physical documents. Learner’s permits and provisional licences are also not accepted.
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Can I rent a car in Croatia with a foreign driving licence?
If your domestic licence is printed in the Latin alphabet, you can usually drive in Croatia without an International Driving Permit (IDP). But you will need an IDP if your licence uses a non-Latin script, such as Arabic, Cyrillic, Chinese, or Japanese.
📌 Note: It may not be necessary for EU/EEA, UK, US, Canadian, or Australian licence holders, but it is advised to carry it with your domestic licence.
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Is cross-border travel allowed with a Rijeka to Zagreb one-way car rental?
No border crossing is required for a standard Rijeka to Zagreb drive, as this route remains entirely within Croatia. But if you plan to travel further into a neighbouring country, most suppliers allow you to take a rental car for cross-border travel with prior authorisation. A cross-border fee and additional insurance (Green Card) may also be required, depending on your supplier and destination.
| Destination | Typically allowed? | Typical cross-border fee |
| Slovenia, Hungary, Italy (EU neighbours) | Yes, with most suppliers | ~€20 per rental |
| Bosnia & Herzegovina, Montenegro | Yes, with most suppliers; prior approval required | ~€50 per rental |
| Serbia, North Macedonia, Albania | Allowed by some suppliers only | Varies by supplier — confirm directly |
⚠️ Crossing an international border without the supplier’s authorisation violates your rental contract and insurance coverage and incurs penalties.
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What if my flight is delayed?
Most suppliers will hold an airport pickup for a reasonable grace period if your flight is delayed, provided they are informed ahead of time. Unnotified late pickups may be either declined or marked as ‘No Show’. This is common at airport locations, but the policies may vary with supplier and location. An hourly or a full-day rental fee usually applies for late car hire returns after a short grace period (usually 29 to 59 minutes).
💡 Tip: Contact the supplier as soon as you know about the delay. This lets them know you will arrive later than planned.
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Do I need to take a ferry from Rijeka Airport to reach Zagreb?
No ferry crossing is needed for you to reach Zagreb from Rijeka Airport. Rijeka Airport is on the Krk island, which is connected to the mainland by the Krk Bridge. You can drive across the bridge and continue toward the A6 motorway.
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Can I return the car after office hours?
Not all, but several local and international suppliers offer after-hours returns. The service is usually available upon request and must be arranged in advance. If available, you may be asked to park the rental car in the designated spot and leave the keys in a drop-box or kiosk.
⚠️ Important: An extra fee may apply. Confirm the return process with your Zagreb branch before leaving Rijeka.
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| Airport | Code | From | Best for |
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| Dubrovnik Airport Book Early | DBV | €4/day | South Dalmatia |
| Osijek Airport | OSI | €13/day | Northeastern Croatia |
| Pula Airport Popular | PUY | $7/day | Istria |
| Rijeka Airport | RJK | €7/day | Coastal Road Trips |
| Split Airport Most popular | SPU | €5/day | Central Dalmatia |
| Zadar Airport | ZAD | €9/day | National Parks |
| Zagreb Airport Lowest rate | ZAG | €4/day | Nationwide Road Trips |
| City | Region | From | Note |
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| Biograd na Moru | Dalmatia | €40/Day | Nautical hub |
| Čakovec | Northern Croatia | €/17 day | Historic Međimurje center |
| Cavtat Quiet alternative | Dubrovnik Riviera | €27/day | Quiet seaside resort |
| Dubrovnik Plan parking | South Croatia | €26/Day | Access ban in old town |
| Karlovac | Central Croatia | €15/day | River junction city |
| Kastela | Dalmatia | €20/day | Bay coast town |
| Mlini | Dubrovnik Riviera | €38/Day | Peaceful Riviera village |
| Opatija | Kvarner | €27/day | Historic seaside resort |
| Osijek | Slavonia | €15/Day | Cultural center |
| Porec | Istria | €26/Day | Popular seaside resort |
| Pula Cheapest | Istria | €7/day | Roman sites & wine |
| Rabac | Istria | €40/day | Scenic resort town |
| Rijeka | Central Croatia | €12/day | Port city base |
| Rovinj | Istria | €13/day | Romantic coastal town |
| Samobor | Central Croatia | €15/Day | Charming market town |
| Seget Donji | Dalmatia | €35/Day | Quiet coastal village near Trogir |
| Sesvete | Slavonia | €41/Day | Large Zagreb suburb |
| Slano | Southern Croatia | €30/Day | Peaceful coastal bay |
| Split Great value | Dalmatia | €8/Day | Ferry access |
| Srebreno | South Croatia | €30/Day | Coastal bay suburb |
| Trogir | Dalmatia | €26/Day | UNESCO old town island |
| Umag Downtown | Istria | €13/day | Northern coastal gateway |
| Vela Luka | Dalmatia Islands | €25/day | Island port town |
| Zadar Great value | North Dalmatia | €8/Day | Islands nearby |
| Zagreb Best value | Central Croatia | €5/day | Best value |
| Station | City | From | Tip |
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| Dubrovnik Bus Station Book early | Dubrovnik | €29/day | Book early for peak season |
| Rijeka Train Station | Rijeka | €40/day | Convenient city center pickup |
| Split Train Station Ferry connection | Split | €32/day | Steps from the ferry port |
| Zagreb Bus Station Lowest rate | Zagreb | €26/day | Great for eastern highway access |
| Zagreb Train Station | Zagreb | €32/day | Walk to downtown hotels |
| Supplier | Type | From | Fleet | Rating |
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| Active | ⭐ 8 | |||
| AddCar | ||||
| Alamo Top rated | International | €25/day | Economy, SUVs, Minivans, Full-size | ⭐ 9.4 |
| AutoUnion | ||||
| Autowill | ||||
| Avant Car | ||||
| Avia Rent a Car Cheapest | Local | €15/day | Compact, Economy, Standard Sedans | ⭐ 8.8 |
| Carwiz | ||||
| Dollar Thrifty Automotive | ||||
| Enterprise Top rated | International | €24/day | Compact, SUVs, Sedans, Luxury | ⭐ 9.4 |
| Europcar | International | €22/day | Compact, Executive, Vans | ⭐ 7.8 |
| Firefly | ||||
| Goldcar | ||||
| Green Motion | ||||
| Hertz Premium choice | International | €28/day | SUVs, Hybrids, Sedans | ⭐ 8.7 |
| Keddy by Europcar | ||||
| Mack | Local | €18/day | Economy, Compact, Intermediate, SUVs | ⭐ 8.6 |
| National | ||||
| North Car Rental | ||||
| Nova | ||||
| Oryx | ||||
| Prestigio Rent a Car | ||||
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| Sixt | International | €26 / day | Luxury Sedans, SUVs, Convertibles | ⭐ 9.2 |
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| Surprice | ||||
| XL Rent a Car |
| City | Region | From | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| ACI Marina Dubrovnik | South Croatia | €32/day | Marina base |
| ACI Marina Korčula Island favorite | Dalmatia Islands | €32/day | Island hub |
| ACI Marina Slano | South Croatia | €42/day | Quiet bay harbor |
| ACI Marina Split Lowest rate | Dalmatia | €27/day | Coastal port pickup |
| Split Port Lowest rate | Dalmatia | €27/day | Ferry access |
Car Rental Croatia
Josip Stjepan – Croatia Travel & Car Rental Specialist
Josip spent a decade coordinating vehicle logistics for Jadrolinija’s ferry network, matching rental cars to sailing schedules for Hvar, Brač, and Korčula. The job gave him insider insights into where exactly rental companies quietly pass costs onto tourists. Drawing from his extensive knowledge of Croatia’s ferry network, coastal routes, and driving conditions, he helps travellers compare rental options, plan efficient itineraries, understand toll roads, avoid unnecessary fees, and prepare for cross-border travel.
How this content is created:
- Based on real ferry and route data
- Reviewed by a local Split-based specialist
- Updated regularly for seasonal pricing changes





