Cheap Car Rental in Zadar $6+/day - FREE Cancellation

Travel Information

Language

Croatian

Currency

HRK

Drive on

Right-hand side

Country code

385

Average car rental price

$80.56 / per day

Average car rental length

2 days

Speed limit within town

50 km/h

31 mph

Speed limit out of town

90 km/h

56 mph

Acceptable limit of BAC

0.05%

Rating

6.7

Average gasoline price

$1.76 / 1 liter

Highest gasoline price

$2.02 / 1 liter

Lowest gasoline price

$1.59 / 1 liter

Why rent a car in Zadar?

The coastal city of Zadar is a great place to explore. With a picturesque old town, stunning beaches, protected nature areas, and fascinating neighbors up and down the coast, it has all the ingredients for a memorable trip.

There are tons of breathtaking places around Zadar within a radius of 200 km (0.6 miles) that shouldn't be missed. It’s easy to reach and explore those attractions if you have a rental car.

One-Way Car Rentals in Zadar

The most popular one-way rental options for pick up in Zadar and drop off in another city include:

From Zadar to Dubrovnik - 287 offers from $21.98 per day
From Zadar to Split - 491 offers from $20.44 per day
From Zadar to Pula - 214 offers from $20.44 per day

Top ways to enter Zadar

Zadar Airport: Small, cozy, and well-connected, Zadar Airport is especially active during the summer months when it hosts the flights of 20 different airlines. Located just 12km east of downtown Zadar, it can be reached by car in less than 20 minutes.
Split Airport: Croatia’s second-busiest, Split Airport handles more than 3.1 million travelers every year. It is also one of the fastest-growing airports in the region. Located 130km (81 miles) from Split, the distance between the two can be covered in about 90 minutes.
Rijeka Airport: Another airport on Croatia’s coast that’s primarily active during the summer months, Rijeka Airport is served by 15 different airlines including some low-cost carriers. Located 225km (140 miles) west of Zadar, it can be reached in less than three hours.
Dubrovnik Airport: The city of Dubrovnik only has 42 thousand inhabitants, but its airport handles more than 2 million travelers every year. Located on the Adriatic Coast near Croatia’s borders with Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina, it is about a four-hour drive east of Zadar.

City facts

Zadar enjoys a humid subtropical and Mediterranean climate. Its winters are mild, rainy, and short, while its summers are hot and a little drier, but still quite humid. The average temperature is 24°C (75°F) in July, the warmest month, and 7°C (45°F) in January. Snowfall is rare, but will occasionally occur in December, January, and February.
First settled by Lyburnians, an ancient Illyrian tribe, Zadar has seen many rulers. Romans, Byzantians, Carolingians, Venetians, Habsburgs, and many others have ruled the area at some point in history. All of the city’s previous inhabitants have left their print on its culture, architecture, and cuisine.
Alfred Hitchcock proclaimed that Zadar has the most beautiful sunset in the world. You’ll know why he said so when you get there.

Top destinations and activities

Roman Forum. A prominent landmark in Zadar, the ancient forum is considered one of the largest in the Adriatic. From temples, piazzas, and columns to altars and churches, the ruins dominant the center of Zadar. The most famous attraction on the forum is St Donatus Church.
Church of Saint Donatus. A fine example of Romanesque architecture, the Church of Saint Donatus is one of the symbols of Zadar. Located in the city center and founded as early as the 9th Century, it is named after Donatus of Zadar, a local bishop who was later canonized. Inside the cathedral, you’ll find a white sarcophagus that holds the remains of St. Anastasia, another saint and martyr from the region.
Land Gate. Known as Kopnena Vrata in Croatian, this historic entrance gate is the most famous part of the Zadar city walls. These were built by the Venetians in the 16th Century when they ruled the Adriatic Coast. Although nowadays Zadar has spread beyond its original walled borders, the Land Gate and the walls remain one of its best-known attractions and are also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Museum of Ancient Glass. Dedicated to the art of glass making, this unique museum has many interesting artifacts and pieces of glass jewelry made by ancient Romans, Venetians, Habsburgs, and modern Croatian masters. If you’re lucky, you might even catch a live demonstration of glass blowing.
Zadar Cathedral. Another notable church, the construction of the Zadar Cathedral of St. Anastasia dates back more than 1,600 years. Later, it was notably renovated in the 12th and 13th centuries, and as such is a mixture of Romanesque and Gothic styles. Known for its beautiful facade, the cathedral is the largest church in all of the region of Dalmatia.
Riva Promenade. With the lovely ocean views, a walk along the seafront in Zadar is a beautiful experience. You can also spot the islands of Ugljan and Pasman from here.
The Greeting to the Sun. Also known as the Monument to the Sun or Sun Salutation, It's where you can witness the most beautiful sunset ever in your lifetime. Over 300 multi-layered glass plates set into the waterfront pavement inside a 22-meter wide circle absorb the light from the sun's rays through the day and burst into colorful lights as the sun goes down. The glittering pavement with a view of the sun going down over the ocean is a sight to behold.
Sea Organ. Close to the Sun Salutation on the Riva Promenade is this unique installation that seamlessly blends the art of music and architecture. It’s a natural musical instrument that creates sound with the power of ever-changing sea waves. The twinning of the Sea Organ and Sun Salutation creates a magical aura in the evening.
Kalelarga. Passing right through the heart of Zadar, a stroll along Kalelarga is a walk through the city’s intriguing history and culture.

Traffic and parking

Unless specifically indicated otherwise, the speed limits are 130km/h on motorways, 110km/h on main highways, 90km/h on most other roads, and 50km/h in populated and built-up areas.
During autumn and spring (from October to March) you need to drive with your headlights on, even during the day.
If you’re driving with a foreign car, it needs to have a nationality sticker on the back. This is important if you’re arriving in Croatia by car from a neighboring country, especially Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina or Serbia that are not part of the European Union.
The legal alcohol limit is 0.05% for experienced drivers and 0.00% for novice drivers and drivers under the age of 24. Exceeding the limit can lead to large fines, an EU-wide license ban, or even imprisonment.
Gas stations are usually open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., although many will work until 10:00 p.m. during summer.
Proof of insurance and the car’s documentation need to be in the car whenever you’re driving.
When you are driving, you need to have your passport or ID card with you at all times.
The emergency number, like elsewhere in the EU, is 112.

Toll roads

A toll must be paid for using most Croatian motorways. There are two types of toll systems in Croatia, open and closed. On open toll highways, which are mostly tunnels, bridges, and short stretches of highway, all drivers must stop to pay tolls at various locations. On closed toll highways, the driver is given a receipt upon entering the highway that shows where they entered the toll road. They then need to present the receipt when leaving the toll road and pay for the section driven. If you lose the receipt, you’ll need to pay as if you drove the maximum length of the toll road. If your receipt is more than 24 hours old, you’ll need to provide a valid explanation of the situation at the exit toll booth.

The payment for the toll road can be made either with cash or by credit card. You can also purchase an electronic toll collection device or a monthly prepaid ticket that includes a 10% discount, both of which are non-refundable. Some rental cars are equipped with an electronic toll transponder, the price of which is usually included in the rental price. Ask your car rental provider about it in advance. Find out more about the toll roads in Croatia on the European toll road website.

Ideas for day trips

The beaches. One of the main attractions of Zadar is its beautiful sea coast. Unlike in some other cities, you can enjoy the beaches without leaving the city. The central and popular Kolovare beach is fun and full of things to do, Vitrenjak Beach is a more tranquil, relaxed spot, and Borik Beach is quite simply a water sports paradise. If you’re traveling with a rental car, you can easily travel up or down the coast to find even more secluded, unique spots.
Dugi Otok. Meaning “Long Island” in Croatian, Dugi Otok is a large, beautiful island in the Adriatic Coast. Famous for its mud spas, Veli Rat lighthouse, and tiny, cozy villages, it is the perfect place for a long and relaxing day outdoors. In the southeastern part of the island, you’ll find Telašćica Nature Park which has beautiful inland lakes, coastal cliffs, and a population of wild donkeys. Although it’s not possible to reach Dugi Otok by car, you can take a boat from Zadar to a number of its small ports, including Brbinj, Božava, Sali and Zaglav.
Plitvice Lakes National Park. Home to majestic waterfalls, Plitvice is perhaps the most famous of Croatia’s national parks. You’ll find many hiking paths, and there is also the opportunity to go on a boat trip through Plitvice’s 16 interconnected lakes. In addition to the stunning scenery, the national park is also home to wildlife species like the lynx, the European polecat, the brown bear, and the European pond turtle. Located 115km (71 miles) north of Zadar, it only takes about 90 minutes to reach Plitvice by car.
Paklenica National Park. A large river canyon bordering the Velebit mountain range, Paklenica is an awe-inspiring place. The main attraction of the area is the Velika Paklenica gorge, but there are plenty of other interesting geologic features and karst formations, and a network of hiking trails and climbing routes to explore them. The area is also home to man-made landmarks like an underground military complex that was built during the Cold War and has now been turned into a tourist attraction. The drive from Zadar to Paklenica takes about an hour and 20 minutes.
Krka National Park. Known for its stunning waterfalls, hiking trails, and lush forest, Krka is another national park close to Zadar. Skradinski Buk is the most beautiful and famous waterfall of all. The plus point of visiting Krka is that swimming is allowed here. The pools and river at the base of Skradinski Buk are perfect for swimming. And it takes a little less than an hour from Zadar to Krka.
Nin. The little historic town of Nin is brimming with rich history and unspoiled nature. It’s also known for some of the most beautiful beaches in Croatia. Nin is home to the smallest cathedral in the world and a Roman Forum. It’s the European Destination of Excellence. Just about 10.5 miles, it takes not more than 20 minutes drive to reach Nin from Zadar.
Zrmanja River. One of the most beautiful rivers in Europe, Zrmanja runs at the base of Velebit Mountain. With crystal-clear water, the river forms a stunning canyon with gushing waterfalls. You can go on a boat trip on the river or enjoy kayaking, rafting, or hiking. Obrovac serves as a gateway to the River Zrmanja that’s 28 miles away from Zadar.

Most popular cars

The most popular rental car in Zadar is the Toyota Auris. Many travelers also choose the VW Polo and the VW Golf. The most popular rental car types are the compact, economy, and mini classes.

Further destinations

Šibenik. A small coastal town, Šibenik is as famous for its beautiful churches and cathedrals as it is for its olive oil, traditional orange caps, coral jewelry, and Dalmatian music. At first, its atmosphere might feel quieter and more reserved than that of Zadar, but that only adds to Šibenik’s charm. About 88km (54 miles) southeast of Zadar, it can be reached in only 1 hour.
Dubrovnik. Perhaps the most picturesque of Croatia’s stunning cities, Dubrovnik has recently received world fame thanks to its cityscape being used as the King’s Landing in the HBO show Game of Thrones. But in addition to fictional history, there’s also a real one, as testified by the baroque Franciscan Monastery, the Sponza Palace, and the Ethnographic Museum. Dubrovnik is about a four-hour drive southeast of Zadar. If your rental car provider permits it and if you have the proper visa (or are eligible for visa-free travel), you can easily reach two of Croatia’s spectacular neighbors, Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina from Dubrovnik.
Istria. A large peninsula in the Adriatic Sea, Istria has been and still is home to both Croatians and Italians. This cohabitation has created a unique mixture that can be observed in Istria’s delicious cuisine, traditions, and way of life. The peninsula’s ancient history shows in its Roman amphitheaters, Byzantine ruins, and Venetian-built old towns. And, like elsewhere in Croatia, the beaches are fantastic. Pula, Istria’s largest city, is about four-hour drive from Zadar.
Split. The largest city of Dalmatia, Split is one of Croatia’s top tourist destinations. The city is known for the many beaches and resorts that surround it, but also for its ancient architecture, and the access that it provides to some of Croatia’s most idyllic islands. The drive from Zadar to Split takes about 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Car Rental Prices in Zadar

Station wagons - from $57 per day
Large cars - from $89 per day
Medium cars - from $32 per day
Vans - from $159 per day
Premium cars - from $182 per day
Small cars - from $33 per day
SUVs - from $37 per day

Money-saving tips

Try these tips and tricks to find a good rental car in Zadar:

Compare the rates of different rental car providers
Book your rental car well in advance
Plan your route before you go
Know your fuel and mileage requirements
Visit during the month when the rental prices are the cheapest. According to our data, visiting Zadar is the cheapest in January when renting a car is about 72% cheaper than the yearly average.

What travel writers say

Best time to travel to Zadar Croatia is summer. First, there are lots of low cost flights flying into Zadar airport. Second, there are lots of events and festivals happening in Zadar during the summer months. Third, loads of beaches in and around Zadar, dozens of small and big islands are waiting to be discovered.

F&V

Frank & Vera

We’re a Canadian-Croatian couple living in and exploring Croatia.

Love swimming? Just an hour’s drive away from Zadar, Krka National Park is another amazing national park that allows swimming, unlike Plitvice.

AC

Anjali Chawla

A story-weaver and a travel blogger based in Delhi, Anjali left her corporate job to see what having life exactly feels like and never looked back. Her 12-year-old daughter is her best travel buddy.

Zadar has enough to keep you busy for a couple of days, but part of why I loved this city so much is its proximity to some other great attractions. Zadar is a great place to use as a base from which to explore Croatia.

HL

Hannah Logan

My name is Hannah, call sign Indi-Hannah Jones, and I am a travel addict.

Top 20 Cities near Zadar

Zagreb Car Rentals from $5.00 per day

190.4 km / 118.3 miles away
Split Car Rentals from $5.65 per day

99.2 km / 61.6 miles away
Dubrovnik Car Rentals from $5.70 per day

292.2 km / 181.6 miles away
Pula Car Rentals from $5.74 per day

142.8 km / 88.7 miles away
Rijeka Car Rentals from $10.41 per day

137.7 km / 85.6 miles away
Trogir Car Rentals from $20.73 per day

97.5 km / 60.6 miles away
Rovinj Car Rentals from $10.70 per day

172.2 km / 107.0 miles away
Osijek Car Rentals from $24.01 per day

307.6 km / 191.1 miles away
Porec Car Rentals

186.2 km / 115.7 miles away
Opatija Car Rentals from $16.69 per day

159.5 km / 99.1 miles away
Sibenik Car Rentals from $18.40 per day

60.6 km / 37.6 miles away
Primošten Car Rentals from $86.53 per day

74.0 km / 46.0 miles away
Karlovac Car Rentals from $17.68 per day

154.9 km / 96.3 miles away
Biograd Car Rentals from $86.53 per day

20.4 km / 12.7 miles away
Pag Car Rentals

43.9 km / 27.3 miles away
Vela Luka Car Rentals from $50.65 per day

169.0 km / 105.0 miles away
Korcula Car Rentals from $149.32 per day

192.6 km / 119.7 miles away
Slano Car Rentals from $51.76 per day

252.5 km / 156.9 miles away
Baska Voda Car Rentals

153.7 km / 95.5 miles away
Murter Car Rentals

39.0 km / 24.2 miles away

Top 16 Locations near Zadar

Zadar Port Car Rentals from $86.53 per day

1.9 km / 1.2 miles away
Zadar Airport Car Rentals from $6.21 per day

7.9 km / 4.9 miles away
Split Airport Car Rentals from $5.65 per day

105.5 km / 65.5 miles away
Split Port Car Rentals from $45.98 per day

117.0 km / 72.7 miles away
Split Delivery within city limits Car Rentals from $64.37 per day

117.2 km / 72.8 miles away
Rijeka Airport Car Rentals from $10.41 per day

134.3 km / 83.5 miles away
Pula Airport Car Rentals from $5.74 per day

136.6 km / 84.9 miles away
Zagreb Airport Car Rentals from $5.00 per day

192.8 km / 119.8 miles away
Panorama Zagreb Hotel Car Rentals from $18.40 per day

196.6 km / 122.2 miles away
Zagreb Train Station Car Rentals from $45.98 per day

197.1 km / 122.5 miles away
Zagreb Delivery within city limits Car Rentals from $64.37 per day

197.6 km / 122.8 miles away
Dubrovnik Delivery within city limits Car Rentals from $64.37 per day

281.4 km / 174.9 miles away
Dubrovnik Aci Marina Car Rentals from $28.77 per day

282.2 km / 175.4 miles away
Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik Hotel Car Rentals from $45.98 per day

282.7 km / 175.6 miles away
Dubrovnik Airport Car Rentals from $5.70 per day

298.8 km / 185.7 miles away
Osijek Airport Car Rentals from $16.44 per day

318.9 km / 198.1 miles away

Which is the cheapest month to rent a car in Zadar?

Car rental prices in Zadar vary a lot according to the time of year. This graph compares month-to-month price changes to help you find the best offer.

Average Rental Price in Zadar

$18.42

January

$13.26

February

$20.60

March

$35.75

April

$33.22

May

$47.52

June

$64.58

July

$63.36

August

$31.75

September

$19.79

October

$24.19

November

$19.24

December

The best month to rent a car in Zadar is February (when prices for an Economy class start from $13.26). This is 59% cheaper than the yearly average and 79% cheaper than renting in July (when rental prices start at $64.58 for a Compact class). Knowing this can help you find the best price.

What’s the usual rental length in Zadar?

Travel lengths vary from month to month: in March, travelers rent a car for an average of 8 days in January, the average rental period is 4 days.

Average Rental Length in Zadar

4

January

5

February

8

March

7

April

7

May

8

June

8

July

8

August

7

September

6

October

8

November

4

December

What's the most popular month to rent a car in Zadar?

The most popular month for renting a car in Zadar is August, and the least popular is January.

Popularity of Car Rental in Zadar by Monthly Searches

2%

January

3%

February

12%

March

91%

April

122%

May

199%

June

214%

July

251%

August

222%

September

79%

October

3%

November

2%

December

Car Rental Information

Car rental locations	4
Airport locations	1
Popular suppliers	Avia, Carwiz, Avia Rent A Car, Autowill, Flizzr
Popular car categories	Small cars, Medium cars, SUVs, Vans
Lowest price	$6 per day
Cheapest supplier	Avia

Most Popular Car Models of Rental Suppliers

Rental Supplier	Model	Doors	Luggage	Type
Avia	Volkswagen Polo	5	1	Small cars
Avia	Skoda Fabia	5	1	Small cars
Avia	Volkswagen Up	5	2	Small cars
Avia	Volkswagen Golf	5	4	Medium cars
Avia	Volkswagen T-Cross	5	2	SUVs
Flizzr	Fiat 500	3	1	Small cars
Autowill	Toyota Aygo	4	2	Small cars
Carwiz	Volkswagen Up	5	1	Small cars
Carwiz	Renault Clio	5	1	Small cars
Carwiz	Renault Megane	4	3	Medium cars

Our Customers' Reviews

Because we want to make sure each review listed here is left by a real customer, we don’t have an option to post a review here. Instead, we ask each and every customer to leave a review after they return their rental car. This way, you know that all reviews are authentic, verified, and trustworthy.

SR

France

VW Up

September 30, 2022

When going to Croatia, you definitely have to discover the awesome Plitvicka National Parc, as well as the Paklenica Parc. All the cities along the coast are beautiful, Zadar, Trogir, Primosten, Split, and you also have to do a 1 day baot excursion to discover all the beautiful islands around Zadar or Split.

BB

Poland

Hyundai i20

September 18, 2022

We visited so many places. Beaches, cities, national parks and restaurants that it's hard to mention it here.

JM

Poland

VW Up

September 10, 2022

I RECOMMEND PAG ISLAND

AL

Croatia

Suzuki Vitara

September 28, 2021

Instead of places, I will advise the turists to use the credit card when booking, as all troubles appear because of the debit cards... i.e. extra cost for deposit

BP

United States of America (USA)

VW Polo

October 21, 2020

Any place in Croatia is beautiful.

AC

United Kingdom

VW Polo

August 26, 2020

Zadar is amazing and close to beautiful natural parks. I would highly recommend and will return.

ZP

Poland

Suzuki Celerio

September 9, 2019

Having a rented car in Zadar is a good choice. The roads are ok, traffic is moderate, finding a free parking is not a big challenge, other drivers drive safely. Zadar, Split, Trogir, Sibenik, Krka, Plitvice - all are yours within reasonable distance. Roads have very good signs, so you do not need to rely on Google maps to navigate.

PM

Spain

Fiat 500

August 26, 2019

Definitely worth renting and driving along the coast as well as some parts in the interior of Croacia. Recommended places: Plitvice lakes, Split, Makarska, Korcula, Brela, Ston, and Dubrovnik.

PB

United Kingdom

VW Polo

September 28, 2018

I drove to Plitvica National Park and then down to Krka, Both had huge car parks and the roads in September are relatively quiet, so I'd highly recommend. Getting a car and taking the DIY approach to both parks rather than a guide, as both have good maps and easy to follow routes. Make sure you have change when visiting other places with tourists as mostly parking meters and about 6kn change needed per hour. If going on the main motorway its a toll road so look out for which exit barrier has the vague symbol of the person with the hand out holding ticket. As the other exit although showing a enter sign is for some other form of auto electronic payment.

Car Rental Statistics

Highest rated company

Active rent a car

9.21 / 10

Lowest rated company

PRESTIGIO Rent a Car

7.6 / 10

Total number of reviews

50

Total rental companies

26

Average daily price

$81.42

Lowest daily price

$6.28

Total cars available

592

Top 26 Suppliers in Zadar in 2023

Active rent a car

Exceptional 9.2 / 30 reviews

1 location

$15 - $192

Oryx

Exceptional 9.1 / 9 reviews

1 location

RightCars

Exceptional 9 / 40 reviews

1 location

$21 - $285

Global Rent a Car

Exceptional 9 / 25 reviews

1 location

Avia

Excellent 8.9 / 156 reviews

3 locations

$6 - $136

Keddy

Excellent 8.8 / 5 reviews

1 location

$7 - $37

Alamo

Excellent 8.8 / 60 reviews

1 location

$8 - $118

Hertz

Excellent 8.8 / 7 reviews

1 location

$21 - $29

Enterprise

Excellent 8.8 / 7 reviews

1 location

$11 - $603

Flizzr

Excellent 8.8 / 86 reviews

1 location

$16 - $91

Dollar

Excellent 8.7 / 23 reviews

2 locations

$46 - $1021

Carwiz

Excellent 8.7 / 73 reviews

1 location

$7 - $14

Europcar

Excellent 8.5

1 location

$18 - $61

National

Excellent 8.5

1 location

Mack

Excellent 8.4 / 3 reviews

3 locations

$86 - $179

Thrifty

Excellent 8.4

1 location

Firefly

Excellent 8.4

1 location

$19 - $27

NUCarrentals

Excellent 8.4

1 location

$28 - $113

Surprice

Excellent 8.4 / 45 reviews

2 locations

$58 - $163

Autounion

Excellent 8.3 / 50 reviews

1 location

$9 - $138

SIXT

Excellent 8.3 / 41 reviews

2 locations

$18 - $118

Autowill

Excellent 8.2 / 42 reviews

1 location

$11 - $87

GreenMotion

Excellent 8.1

1 location

Interrent

Very good 7.8

1 location

AddCar

Very good 7.8 / 49 reviews

2 locations

$11 - $50

PRESTIGIO Rent a Car

Very good 7.6 / 36 reviews

2 locations

$10 - $64

Car Rental in Zadar

Cheapest Car Rental Rates

Most Popular Car Rental Deals

Travel Information

Why rent a car in Zadar?

One-Way Car Rentals in Zadar

Top ways to enter Zadar

City facts

Top destinations and activities

Traffic and parking

Toll roads

Ideas for day trips

Most popular cars

Further destinations

Car Rental Prices in Zadar

Money-saving tips

What travel writers say

Top 20 Cities near Zadar

Top 16 Locations near Zadar

Map of Car Rental Locations

Which is the cheapest month to rent a car in Zadar?

What’s the usual rental length in Zadar?

What's the most popular month to rent a car in Zadar?

Car Rental Information

Most Popular Car Models of Rental Suppliers

Our Customers' Reviews

Car Rental Statistics

Top 26 Suppliers in Zadar in 2023

Highly recommended by our customers

Car Rental in Zadar

Cheapest Car Rental Rates

Most Popular Car Rental Deals

Travel Information

Why rent a car in Zadar?

One-Way Car Rentals in Zadar

Top ways to enter Zadar

City facts

Top destinations and activities

Traffic and parking

Toll roads

Ideas for day trips

Most popular cars

Further destinations

Car Rental Prices in Zadar

Money-saving tips

What travel writers say

Top 20 Cities near Zadar

Top 16 Locations near Zadar

Map of Car Rental Locations

Which is the cheapest month to rent a car in Zadar?

What’s the usual rental length in Zadar?

What's the most popular month to rent a car in Zadar?

Car Rental Information

Most Popular Car Models of Rental Suppliers

Our Customers' Reviews

Car Rental Statistics

Top 26 Suppliers in Zadar in 2023

Highly recommended by our customers

Zadar, Croatia