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Mini class Croatia

As the name suggests, the mini class offers the smallest rental cars. They're best suited for one or two people and usually have only two doors.

There's limited room for baggage, but these cars can squeeze into the tightest parking spots! These cars aren't only cheap to rent, but they also use less fuel or energy. You can rent a car from this class at this destination (Croatia) starting at per day. Rent a car without hassle? Choose our Worry-Free label. You can rent the cheapest car in this class with the Worry-Free label from per day at Carwiz rent a car.

Economy class Croatia

An economy-class rental car is compact, but a little larger than a car from the mini class. Just this little bit of extra space brings a new class of comfort.

These cars are especially great for two people or small families. Choosing a rental car in the economy class is, as the name suggests, a smart financial decision, or at least a budget-friendly one. You can rent a car from this class at this destination (Croatia) starting at per day. Rent a car without hassle? Choose our Worry-Free label. You can rent the cheapest car in this class with the Worry-Free label from per day at Carwiz rent a car.

Compact class Croatia

Compact-class rental cars are popular, and it's easy to see why. These cars offer plenty of room for 4 people, including their luggage, but are still small enough to maneuver through busy city streets.

If you have small children, then choose a 4-door model, which make using child seats easier. You can rent a car from this class at this destination (Croatia) starting at per day.

Intermediate class Croatia

Midsize rental cars are an excellent choice when you need more space than a compact car. They're perfect for families or groups of up to five people and have plenty of room for luggage.

Although a midsize rental car offers more space, its fuel or energy consumption is comparable to a compact car. You can rent a car from this class at this destination (Croatia) starting at per day. Rent a car without hassle? Choose our Worry-Free label. You can rent the cheapest car in this class with the Worry-Free label from per day at Avant Car.

Standard class Croatia

Contrary to what the name suggests, standard-class rental cars are quite large vehicles with more than enough room for 5 passengers and luggage. They are ideal for longer distances, for example a road trip, also because rental cars from the standard class often have more comfort

accessories. You can rent a car from this class at this destination (Croatia) starting at per day. Rent a car without hassle? Choose our Worry-Free label. You can rent the cheapest car in this class with the Worry-Free label from per day at Avant Car.

Full-size class Croatia

Rent a full-size-class car and you'll not only only get a vehicle with a lot of room, but also with a luxury interior and accessories. Combined with a powerful engine, these are cars that make long drives more comfortable.

There are often limited numbers of full-size-class cars, though, so reserve yours in advance. You can rent a car from this class at this destination (Croatia) starting at per day. Rent a car without hassle? Choose our Worry-Free label. You can rent the cheapest car in this class with the Worry-Free label from per day at Avant Car.

Rent a luxury car Croatia

Feel like driving around in style? Choose a rental car from the top segment of high-end brands, such as Mercedes, BMW, Audi and Volvo.

With these luxury features: cool lines, luxury interior, comfortable seats, and a powerful engine. It'll cost a bit extra, but with our search options you'll find the best price for a luxury rental car. You can rent a car from this class at this destination (Croatia) starting at per day. Rent a car without hassle? Choose our Worry-Free label. You can rent the cheapest car in this class with the Worry-Free label from per day at Budget.

Rent a station wagon Croatia

A station wagon is the perfect rental car when traveling with a group with lots of luggage or sports equipment. This type of car is also called a break, touring, combi or station car and is very popular among active travelers and those who love the explore the

outdoors. The large luggage space makes the station wagon the perfect rental car. You can rent a car from this class at this destination (Croatia) starting at per day. Rent a car without hassle? Choose our Worry-Free label. You can rent the cheapest car in this class with the Worry-Free label from per day at Avant Car.

Rent a van Croatia

Rent a van at your vacation destination when you're traveling with a group or large family. A rental van is also ideal if you need to transport a lot of sports or camping equipment.

These vans usually offer more than enough luggage storage. Sometimes you can even remove some seats to create even more room for baggage. You can rent a car from this class at this destination (Croatia) starting at per day. Rent a car without hassle? Choose our Worry-Free label. You can rent the cheapest car in this class with the Worry-Free label from per day at Budget.

Renting a convertible Croatia

If you're headed to a sunny destination, you naturally want to get the most out of your experience, also when you're driving your rental car. Meaning: a convertible, also called a cabriolet.

Throw back the roof and enjoy the sights and sounds of the road to the fullest. Decide whether or not you want insurance, and we'll help you find the best rental price for your convertible. You can rent a car from this class at this destination (Croatia) starting at per day. Rent a car without hassle? Choose our Worry-Free label. You can rent the cheapest car in this class with the Worry-Free label from per day at Sixt.

Rent an SUV Croatia

Almost nobody calls SUVs by their full names: Sports Utility Vehicles. It is an especially popular type of car to rent, because it's ideal for travel.

Plus, it lets you sit a bit higher, so you have a good view of the road and your environment. Do choose an SUV that suits your travel needs, because that abbreviation includes both small, medium, and large rental cars. You can rent a car from this class at this destination (Croatia) starting at per day. Rent a car without hassle? Choose our Worry-Free label. You can rent the cheapest car in this class with the Worry-Free label from per day at Carwiz rent a car.

Rent an electric car Croatia

Electric cars, also known as EVs, are getting more and more popular, and many car rental agencies now offer a range of models. But think carefully first about what you want to do with your electric rental car.

For example: Research charging stations in advance, because not everywhere in the world has as dense a network as the Netherlands. You can rent a car from this class at this destination (Croatia) starting at per day. Rent a car without hassle? Choose our Worry-Free label. You can rent the cheapest car in this class with the Worry-Free label from per day at Thrifty.
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Croatia - When is the cheapest time to rent a mini class car?

At this destination (Croatia), November is the cheapest month to rent a mini class car. The average price is /day. The rest of the year, the average price is /day to rent a car. July is the most popular month to rent a mini class car at this destination, the average price is /day. To ensure a wide selection and the best rates, we advise booking your rental car well in advance. Waiting until the last minute may result in limited options and higher prices.

Croatia - When is the cheapest time to rent a economy class car?

At this destination (Croatia), December is the cheapest month to rent an economy class car. The average price is /day. The rest of the year, you pay an average of /day to rent a car July is the most popular month to rent an economy car at this destination (Croatia), you will pay on average /day. To ensure a wide selection and the best rates, we advise booking your rental car well in advance. Waiting until the last minute may result in limited options and higher prices.

Croatia - When is the cheapest time to rent a compact class car?

At this destination (Croatia), November is the cheapest month to rent a compact class car. The average price is /day. The rest of the year, the average price is /day. July is the most popular month to rent a compact class car at this destination, the average price is /day. To ensure a wide selection and the best rates, we advise booking your rental car well in advance. Waiting until the last minute may result in limited options and higher prices.

Croatia - When is the cheapest time to rent a intermediate class car?

At this destination (Croatia), November is the cheapest month to rent an intermediate class car. The average price is /day. The rest of the year, the average price is /day. July is the most popular month to rent an intermediate class car at this destination, the average price is /day. To ensure a wide selection and the best rates, we advise booking your rental car well in advance. Waiting until the last minute may result in limited options and higher prices.

Croatia - When is the cheapest time to rent a standard-class car?

At this destination (Croatia), February is the cheapest month to rent a standard class car. The average price is /day. The rest of the year, the average price is /day to rent a car. July is the most popular month to rent a standard class car at this destination, the average price is /day. To ensure a wide selection and the best rates, we advise booking your rental car well in advance. Waiting until the last minute may result in limited options and higher prices.

Croatia - When is the cheapest time to rent a full-size car?

At this destination (Croatia), January is the cheapest month to rent a full-size class car. The average price is /day. The rest of the year, the average price is /day. July is the most popular month to rent a full-size class car at this destination, the average price is /day. To ensure a wide selection and the best rates, we advise booking your rental car well in advance. Waiting until the last minute may result in limited options and higher prices.

Croatia - When is the cheapest time to rent a luxury car?

At this destination (Croatia), January is the cheapest month to rent a luxury class car. The average price is /day. The rest of the year, the average price is /day. July is the most popular month to rent a luxury class car at this destination, the average price is /day. To ensure a wide selection and the best rates, we advise booking your rental car well in advance. Waiting until the last minute may result in limited options and higher prices.

Croatia - When is the cheapest time to rent a station wagon?

At this destination (Croatia), November is the cheapest month to rent a station wagon. The average price is /day. The rest of the year, the average price is /day. July is the most popular month to rent a station wagon at this destination, the average price is /day. To ensure a wide selection and the best rates, we advise booking your rental car well in advance. Waiting until the last minute may result in limited options and higher prices.

Croatia - When is the cheapest time to rent a SUV?

At this destination (Croatia), December is the cheapest month to rent an SUV. The average price is /day. The rest of the year, the average price is /day. July is the most popular month to rent an SUV at this destination, the average price is /day. To ensure a wide selection and the best rates, we advise booking your rental car well in advance. Waiting until the last minute may result in limited options and higher prices.

Croatia - When is the cheapest time to rent a MPV?

At this destination (Croatia), November is the cheapest month to rent an MPV. The average price is /day. The rest of the year, the average price is /day. July is the most popular month to rent an MPV at this destination, the average price is /day. To ensure a wide selection and the best rates, we advise booking your rental car well in advance. Waiting until the last minute may result in limited options and higher prices.

Croatia - When is the cheapest time to rent a minivan?

At this destination (Croatia), February is the cheapest month to rent a minibus. The average price is /day. The rest of the year, the average price is /day. August is the most popular month to rent a minibus at this destination, the average price is /day. To ensure a wide selection and the best rates, we advise booking your rental car well in advance. Waiting until the last minute may result in limited options and higher prices.

Croatia - When is the cheapest time to rent a convertible?

At this destination (Croatia), January is the cheapest month to rent a convertible. The average price is /day. The rest of the year, the average price is /day. August is the most popular month to rent a convertible at this destination, the average price is /day. To ensure a wide selection and the best rates, we advise booking your rental car well in advance. Waiting until the last minute may result in limited options and higher prices.

Croatia - When is the cheapest time to rent a sedan?

At this destination (Croatia), November is the cheapest month to rent a sedan. The average price is /day. The rest of the year, the average price is /day. July is the most popular month to rent a sedan at this destination, the average price is /day. To ensure a wide selection and the best rates, we advise booking your rental car well in advance. Waiting until the last minute may result in limited options and higher prices.

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Car rental Croatia

Location information for Croatia

Croatia is best explored by rental car. EasyTerra Car Rental has over 26 pick-up locations in Croatia. This means there is always a pick-up location close to your destination.

Introduction

At the Adriatic Sea, in the southeast of Europe, lies the varied country Croatia. The capital of Croatia is Zagreb. The city has close to one million inhabitants and lies in the north of the country bordering on Slovenia.

The country is a popular tourist destination and for good reasons. The Adriatic Sea has crystal-clear water, many intact islands off the coast and lovely villages along the waterside. In small fishing villages one can enjoy the scenery, while tasting the fresh catch of the day. For centuries Croatians have practiced their winegrowing skills. Visitors can enjoy the opportunity to taste the many different varieties. Croatia's rich past can be found in cities like Pula, Split and Dubrovnik. Those who venture outside the city and into the inland may marvel on the scenic beauty in one of the National Parks of Croatia.

The climate is very pleasant from spring to autumn, which gives many visitors the opportunity to explore this Balkan country.

History

In 229 BC the Romans founded a colony close to Split in Dalmatia. The emperor Augustus then continued to expand his empire. In 285 AD Emperor Diocletian resided in his palace in Split. Today, this is still the largest Roman ruin in Eastern Europe.

Thereupon, in 395 AD when the empire was split into present day's Slovenia, Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, these were drawn to the Western Roman Empire, while present day's Serbia, Kosovo and Macedonia belonged to the Byzantine Empire from then on.

Slavic tribes, originating from today's Ukraine, migrated to Poland in the seventh century and expanded their power from there to Croatia. In the ninth century this region was Christianized. Simultaneously, the northern part of the region came under Frankish rule and the southern part became part of Byzantium. In 925 the Dalmatian duke Tomislav ensured a period of peace, merging the northern and southern part in one kingdom. Prosperity would last for two hundred years. At the end of the eleventh century the kingdom declined and was split again. The northern part joined Hungary to protect itself from the Byzantine Empire.

However, it was of no avail. In 1242 a Tartar invasion destroyed the Hungarian-Croatian kingdom. Then, in the fourteenth century the Turks invaded the Balkans and defeated the Serbs in 1389 and the Hungarians in 1526. Northern Croatia sought protection from the House of Habsburg, who ruled Austria. Till 1918 this part of Croatia stayed part of the Habsburgian state. After the defeat of the Habsburgians in World War I, the Croatians joined the Serbian, Croatian and Slovenian kingdom. In 1929 this kingdom was given the name Yugoslavia. Its capital became Belgrade, to the great annoyance of the Croatians. From 1918 till 1943 Italy possessed a large part of Dalmatia.

In 1941 Germany invaded Yugoslavia. A fascist regime was implemented in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. This resulted in the cruel murder of ethnic Serbians, Jews and Roma. Josip Broz, who had originated from a Croatian-Slovenian country marriage, led a partisan's army as Marsal Tito. Later, after the war, Tito became Prime Minister of the Yugoslavian Federation. Five states were formed: Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Macedonia. The federal state had a communist character, but Croatia and Slovenia surpassed their confederates economically as well as intellectually.

When Tito passed away in 1980, the country suffered from an economic crisis though. The deteriorated economic circumstances led to tensions among the various ethnic groups. The tension came to a head with the Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic. In 1991 the Croatians and Slovenians declared themselves independent. This would lead to the Croatian War of Independence. The old Yugoslavia didn't recognize the new countries, until Germany and a lot of other countries with it, recognized the new states. The first Croatian president was DR. Franjo Tudjman. In 1992 he took the rule over the country. Some fifteen thousand Serbians fled the area. Eventually the Dayton Agreement was signed in Paris. With it, the traditional borders of Croatia were recognized and the occupied part of Slovenia had to be given back. Under the aegis of the UN the remaining Serbian controlled region was absorbed in the new Croatia. In 1998 all items of the Dayton Agreement were realized.

Since 2005 Croatia has been trying to join the European Union. In 2010 the country acceded the organization.

Society and culture

Around 4.5 million people live in Croatia. The majority, approximately ninety percent, of the population is Croat. Besides them, there are other minorities in the country, among which Serbians. Most Serbians live in the east. Other minorities living in Croatia are Bosnians, Italians, Hungarians and Slovenians.

Though Croatians in general are not wealthy, they give a lot of attention to their looks and the appearance of streets and buildings. The general manner of the people is relaxed. Croats do not see a lot of problems.

In the cultural heritage of Croatia one can find traces of the Roman and Ottoman period as well as the Austrian-Hungarian era.

Ever since the decline of communism the churches are crowded again. Most of the Croatians are Roman-Catholic. Almost all Serbians on the other hand, are Eastern Orthodox. Over one percent of the population is Muslim. Less than one percent of the Croats is Protestant. In the capital lives a small group of Jews.

The language spoken in Croatia is Croatian. This is a southern Slavic dialect, like Slovenian, the Macedonian and the Bulgarian languages are. Croats call their country Hrvatska. The influence of tourism and the many immigrant workers made German the second language for many elder people. In Istria people sometimes speak Italian. The younger generation of Croatians concentrates on English.

Political situation

Croatia has a parliamentary democracy since the new constitution of 1990. The first president was Franjo Tudjman. The president is the head of state. Every five years a new president is chosen. The current president is Stjepan Mesic. The Croatian parliament is called Sabor. It has a unicameral legislature. The representatives are chosen for a period of four years. The head of the Croatian government (Vlada) is the prime minister. Presently, this is Ivo Sanader.

To relieve Croatia from its isolated position, the government decided to cooperate with the Yugoslavia Tribune in The Hague. Besides this, the return of Serbians is precipitated and the rights of minorities are expanded.

Economy

The major part of the Croatian economy revolves around the services sector. Tourism is a major source of income for many Croats. Besides this, there is a light form of industry. The country is not rich, though it has a stable market economy. Croatia is still dragging along its communist history. Many Croatians have seen their standard of living drop since their independence. The unemployment rate is very high. Croatia has the intention to join the European Union in the foreseeable future.

Momentarily the currency in Croatia is the Kuna.

Geography and climate

Croatia has a fascinating boomerang-like shape. The country counts 56.538 square kilometers and is divided into twenty provinces. Because of its form it has a very long border. Croatia is as big as half of former Yugoslavia. Slovenia, Hungary, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and the Adriatic Sea surround Croatia. On the other side of the sea lies Italy. The Danube and the rivers Drava and Sava are the most important rivers flowing through the country. Between them lies the Pannonian Basin. This region stretches across the border of Croatia. The southeastern European plateau came into existence after the Pannonian Sea fell dry, long ago during the Pliocene.

Alongside the Adriatic coast are the densely forested Dinaric Alps, with the Dinara as their highest peak at 1.913 meters. The mountain range is made of karst and limestone in which many caves were formed. Because of the sparse soil, there is little cover on the mountains. The beaches along the sea are also rocky. Tourists should not expect sandy beaches in Croatia. The stones and pebbles cover the ground till in the sparkling clear seawater.

The most famous and tourist place is the peninsula of Istria in the Croatian province of the same name. Along the coast lie the Dalmatian islands. Krk and Cres are the largest ones. In total there are 101 islands. Most of them are uninhabited. On Mljet and Korcula you will find national parks with magnificent forests. The whole of Croatia is woody; approximately one third of the country consists of woods.

In the interior the landscape gets hillier with lakes and meadows. On the islands as well as in the interior there are many national parks. One of them is the park of the Plitvice lakes. In the region are sixteen lakes with around ninety waterfalls between them. The national park with its clear blue lakes and remarkable flora and fauna rightfully owns its place on the World Heritage List of UNESCO.

Along the coast the climate is Mediterranean. The summers start early and are hot and dry. Autumn arrives late. During winter the temperature on the Adriatic coast is mild and the weather is rainy. Because of the warm gulf stream even in winter the temperature of the seawater will not drop below ten degrees Celsius. In summer the water can get around 26 degrees. In spring and at the start of summer the Mistral blows in Croatia. This wind keeps the temperature pleasant, but the Mistral can also become strong.

In the interior, behind the mountains the climate is continental. Here the summers are hot and dry and winters are cold.

Traffic and infrastructure

Inside the built-up area the speed limit is 50 km/h. Outside this area the limit is 80 km/h. On freeways the limit is 130 km/h. On several roads in Croatia (for example around Zagreb) toll needs to be paid.

Traveling by train is even cheaper than by bus. Trains go slower though. In Croatia one may choose from three sorts of trains. Poslovni are express trains. Brzi or ubrazni are fast trains and putnicki are local trains. Local trains often only have a second class. The word for arrival is dolozak and the word for departure is odlazak.

One of the most comfortable means of transport is the bus. Several companies offer their services. At large stations one can buy tickets at the ticket office. When possible, it is wise to book a seat. Local buses also drive in the bigger cities. In Zagreb there are trams.

Ferries go from Bari to Rijeka and Dubrovnik year round. Along the way the boats stop at places like Zadar and Split. The islands Hvar, Korcula and Mljet are also visited, but less frequently in winter. It is very pleasant to travel by boat. There are also ferries connecting the islands further off shore to each other and the main land.

From Zagreb Pleso Airport Croatia Airlines flies to many destinations in Europe. In summer there are also flights from Dubrovnik Airport and the airport of Pula to some European cities. There are daily domestic flights to the airports of Zagreb, Dubrovnik, Split, Pula and Zadar.

Food and drink

In Croatia one can eat in a restauracija or a gostionica. Along the coast delicious fish and shrimps are served. Dalmatian brodet is a dish made of various kinds of steamed fish accompanied with rice. Salted sardines are also a typical Croatian delicacy. In the interior some of the dishes are manistra od bobica: beans with corn soup, and strukli: cooked cheesecake. Grilled meat is one of the famous dishes. Pasta's and pizza's are also well prepared in Istria and Dalmatia. From Dalmatia originates the smoked ham. Besides this you can taste the typical Croatian salami with its special pepper flavor. Croatians are also excellent producers of sheep's cheese.

Aperitifs are often served before dinner. In Croatia several kinds of aperitifs are produced. Slivovica is a brandy made of prunes and travarica is a variant made of various herbs. Croat' cognac (vinjak) and several liquors are some of many options. Maraschino for example is a typical cherry liquor from Zadar. Croatians also produce delicious wines and therefore these are worth trying. Those who love beer can taste Zagreb's Ozujsko pivo or Karlovacko from Karlovac.

Time zone

Croatian time is GMT/UTC +1. In summer the time is set forward to GMT/UTC +2.

Accommodation

Hotels in Croatia are classified by a five star system. The most luxurious hotels are given five stars. Many of the older hotels are located in impersonal buildings. However, nowadays there are new hotels that have a much more characteristic and unique interior and atmosphere.

The Croatian organization YHA owns hostels in cities such as Zagreb, Dubrovnik, Zadar and Pula.

Tourists can also find a spot on one of the many camp sites along the coast. Most of them are opened from mid-May till the end of September. Not all of them are cozy and quiet. To find a really pleasant camp site, it may take some time. Croatia presents itself as the cradle of nude camping. Naturist camp sites are some of the most beautiful camp sites because of their shielded locations and peace.

A good alternative is to spend the night in a room at a private house. Here too the five star classification system is used.

External sources

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Practical information

  • Currency
    Croatian kuna
  • Driving direction
    Right
  • City speed limit
    50 km/h
  • Freeway speed limit
    90 km/h
  • Language
    Croatian
  • Popular car category
    Economy

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Is EasyTerra Car Rental the cheapest?

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What do I need to do when picking up a car?

To pick up your car, you will need your voucher, passport, driver's license and a credit card. It is very important that your driver's license and credit card are in the same name as the main driver. Keep in mind that the local rental company will reserve a certain amount on your credit card as a deposit. This requires the PIN code for your credit card. If your driver's license is foreign (for example, in Chinese), you must bring a translation with you. Only your original passport and driver's license will be accepted - a copy is not sufficient.

Are there any additional costs?

Our rates are all-inclusive. Our reservation department will inform you in advance should additional costs apply. You can always cancel your booking free of charge if you do not agree (this must be done at least 48 hours prior to the start of the car hire period).

What kind of insurance is applicable to my car rental?

In general, Liability Insurance, Fire Insurance, All-Risks Insurance and Theft Insurance are included in the cost of your rental car.

What is a worry-free label?

Only rental companies with a high level of customer satisfaction are eligible to be included in our Worry-Free selection. This rate includes excess cover and unlimited kilometres. Your vehicle will be provided and must be returned with a full tank of fuel. With a vehicle from our Worry-Free selection, you can travel with peace of mind and no hidden costs.

How can I change or cancel my reservation?

You can cancel your reservation through "My Account". We recommend contacting us by phone if your changes to your booking or cancellation takes place at short notice (48 hours or less).

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Most reservations will receive confirmation within minutes after payment takes place. We recommend contacting our Booking Department for last minute reservations (pick-up within 48 hours).

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