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

Travel Information

Language

Croatian,
English

Currency

HRK

Drive on

Right-hand side

Country code

+385

Average car rental price

$20.26 / per day

Average car rental length

9 days

Speed limit within town

50 km/h

31 mph

Speed limit out of town

90 - 130 km/h

56 - 81 mph

Acceptable limit of BAC

0.05%

Rating

9.1

Average gasoline price

$1.83 per liter

Highest gasoline price

$2.13 per liter

Lowest gasoline price

$1.44 per liter

Why rent a car in Zagreb?

Zagreb is a great place for renting a car. Having a ride will give you the freedom to see all of this interesting and diverse city and its surroundings. Thanks to its location, Zagreb can also serve as a great base for exploring the rest of Croatia, as well as nearby countries like Slovenia, Hungary, and Serbia.

You can take so many beautiful day trips from Zagreb from the comfort of your car. Renting a car lets you explore the offbeat and hard-to-reach towns and villages where public transport options are limited.

One-Way Car Rentals in Zagreb

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

From Zagreb to Dubrovnik - 704 offers from $14.35 per day
From Zagreb to Split - 907 offers from $14.35 per day
From Zagreb to Zadar - 321 offers from $20.35 per day
From Zagreb to Pula - 171 offers from $20.35 per day
From Zagreb to Sarajevo - 19 offers from $27.54 per day

Top ways to enter Zagreb

Zagreb Airport: Located in the nearby town Velika Gorica, Zagreb Airport is the busiest in the country and serves nearly 3,5 million passengers every year.
Rijeka Airport: Located just two hours drive southwest of Zagreb, Rijeka Airport is much smaller, but does provide connections to many large European cities like Munich, London, Brussels, and others.
Ljubljana Airport: Serving the capital city of neighboring Slovenia, Ljubljana Airport is only 150 km (93 mi) northwest of Zagreb. If you’d like to travel from Ljubljana to Zagreb, you’ll have to cross a national border, so make sure that your car rental provider permits it and that your entry documentation is in order.
Zadar Airport: About three hours drive away, this one is the closest airport to Zagreb in the country’s fabled southeast.
By rail: If you’re arriving in Zagreb by train, you can conveniently pick up a rental car at the Zagreb Railway Station.

City facts

Zagreb is divided into two parts, Zagreb Upper Town (Gornji Grad), the medieval part and Zagreb Lower Town (Donji Grad), the modern part.
Zagreb enjoys warm and pleasant summers, with temperatures rarely dropping below 20 °C (68 °F) or exceeding 30 °C (86 °F). Winters are cool and dry. On average, there are 29 days with snowfall per year.
April, May, and October are the best months to enjoy Zagreb. These months promise great weather, fewer crowds, and budget prices.
Zagreb has a population of around 800,000, but more than 1,1 million people live in its larger metropolitan area.
Located in the northwestern part of Croatia, Zagreb is only about 30 minutes drive from the border with Slovenia and about an hour’s drive from the border with Hungary. Even Austria is just 90 minutes drive away, even though the two countries don’t share a border.

Top destinations and activities

Maksimir Park. The largest park in Zagreb is a great place to visit on a sunny day. Resembling an old English garden, it is full of walking paths, lakes, forest areas, and flowery meadows. If you’re lucky, you’ll get to spot wildlife like turtles or the very rare middle spotted woodpecker that live in the park.
Dolac Market. Famous at home and abroad, “the belly of Zagreb” is the place where local farmers from the nearby countryside bring vegetables, fruits, and meat for sale. Additionally to meeting local sellers and buyers, you can also purchase different crafts, as well as sea products from the nearby Adriatic coast.
Zagreb's Museum of Broken Relationships. Created by two Croatian artists who were once a couple themselves and didn’t want to get rid of sentimental reminders of their time together, this unique and quirky museum shows both the melancholic and the funny side of love.
Zagreb Cathedral. The main church of the city, the Gothic cathedral is one of the symbols of the city. Known for its twin spires and magnificent interior, it was first built in the 13th century, but then later significantly renovated in the late 19th and early 20th centuries acquiring its present look.
St. Mark’s Church. Situated in St. Mark’s Square in the center of Zagreb Upper Town is this iconic 13th-century Romanesque church. Its colorful tiled roof stands out. If you want to see the beautiful interiors, you can plan to attend a daily mass. If you are traveling from April to October, you stand a chance to witness the change of guard ceremony.
Strossmayer Promenade. This lush green and peaceful walkway affords some of the most breathtaking views over the city.
Lotrščak Tower: Located on Strossmayer Promenade, this medieval tower fires a cannon every noon to commemorate its victory over the Turks. It has been a ritual since 1877.
Zagreb Funicular. You cannot leave Zagreb before you ride the shortest funicular in the world. It’s the oldest means of transportation in Zagreb and effortlessly connects the Lower Town and Upper Town.
Art Pavilion. You will be awed by this gorgeous piece of architecture standing between Zrinjevac Park and King Tomislav Square. About 120 years old, this is the oldest art gallery in Southeast Europe.
Mirogoj Cemetery. One of Europe’s oldest and most beautiful cemeteries, Mirogoj, with its impressive arcades, living walls, lush gardens, and artistically sculpted graves, looks gorgeous. One can never think that a burial place could be so so beautiful.
Ilica Street. Starting from Ban Jelacic Square, this 6-km-long iconic shopping street in Zagreb is a delight to explore. You can walk the entire length of it and catch a tram back to the main square. Shop till you drop, enjoy a pint of beer at Zagreb’s first brewery, and next, maybe dinner at Out Rooftop.

Traffic and parking

Unless specifically indicated otherwise, the speed limits are 130 km/h on motorways, 110 km/h on main highways, 90 km/h on most other roads, and 50 km/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 and 0.00% for novice drivers and drivers under the age of 24. Exceeding the limit can lead to large fines, an EU-wide licence 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.
The insurance and car documentation needs to be in the car whenever you’re driving.
If you’re the driver, 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

There’s a toll to be paid for using most Croatian motorways. There are two types of tolls in Croatia, the open ones and the closed ones. On open toll motorways, which are mostly tunnels, bridges, and short stretches of highway, the driver pays when arriving at the road. On closed toll motorways, the driver pays when arriving at the road and is given a receipt for their payment that shows where they entered the toll road. They then need to present the receipt when leaving the toll road. If you lose the receipt, you’ll need to once again for the maximum length of the toll road. If your receipt is more than 24 hours old, for example, because you stay for the night somewhere along the toll road, you’ll need to provide a valid explanation of the situation at the exit toll booth.

The payment for the toll road can be done either in cash or by credit card. You can also purchase a smart card or an expiring seasonal smart card that will include a 10% discount. Both types of smart cards are non-refundable. Some rental cars are equipped with an electronic toll responder the price of which is usually included in the rental price. Do 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

Karlovac. Less than an hour’s drive southwest of Zagreb, Karlovac might seem like a cute and friendly little town, but it was once an important border post of Austrian Empire against the bellicose Ottomans. The town’s citadel, shaped like a six-point star, is one reminder of those more turbulent times. If you’re less interested in history, you’ll probably still love Karlovac’s many parks, gardens, and wildlife areas.
Samobor. There’s a certain traveling-back-in-time feeling when visiting this quiet medieval town that’s only half an hour’s drive west of Zagreb. Located on the slopes of the hills that share the town’s name, it is as famous for its grand castle as it is for the delicious kremšnite cake.
Plitvice Lakes Nature Park. Home to not one or two, but 16 stunning lakes, this beautiful national park can be explored either on foot or on a boat ride. The park is known for its waterfalls and karst formations and lists European wildcats, grey wolves, and brown trout among its inhabitants. The drive from Zagreb to Plitvice takes about two hours. It is possible to visit the park on a day trip and many people do just that, but if you have time to spare, giving it two days would arguably be a better choice (there are multiple places to stay overnight in the area).
Rastoke. You can explore this traditional village while traveling from Zagreb to Plitvice Lakes National Park. It is famous for its water-powered mechanical mills and beautiful streams and waterfalls.
Varazdin. A little over an hour from Zagreb, Varazdin is a beautiful historic town in Northern Croatia. Strolling the cobbled streets dotted with Baroque castles, palaces, houses, and churches is a delight. Rococo-styled Sermage Palace and the Old Town Castle of Varaždin are two of the most impressive buildings in the town.
Ljubljana. You can explore an altogether different country on a day trip. Sounds exciting? Less than 2 hours drive from Zagreb, Ljubljana, Slovenia's green capital is compact enough to be explored in a day. Most of the attractions are in the old town that is pretty walkable. People-watching while enjoying coffee at one of the outdoor cafes along the Ljubljanica River is a must-do! Make sure that you have permission from the car rental company to cross the border, though.
Lake Bled. Around a 2 hours and 15 minute drive from Zagreb takes you to one of the most picturesque locations in Slovenia, Lake Bled. Riding a traditional boat called pletna to the tiny island in the middle of the lake or climbing the Bled Castle for the views over the lake, or walking along the lake’s shore - whatever you do, it’s going to be a memorable day trip ever!
Osijek. Close to the Serbian border, this Croatian town on the bank of the Drava River is known for its unique collection of baroque buildings dating back to the 18th century.
Kumrovec. Trapped in a time-warp, Kumrovec is a perfect place to taste the rustic life of Croatia. With 20th-century traditional Croatian houses, barns, and workshops, it’s a beautiful example of village life in the Zagorje region.

Most popular cars

The most popular rental car in Croatia is the VW Polo, but the travelers also like the Opel Corsa and the Skoda Fabia a lot. The most popular rental car types are economy, mini, and compact.

Further destinations

For more about traveling around Croatia with a rental car, check out our complete guide.

Rijeka and Istria. Just two hours drive from the capital, the freethinking city of Rijeka is a place of history, modern arts, and proud local character. Travel even further west and you’ll reach the beautiful peninsula of Istria where old Venetian influences still run strong. You can witness the magic of Istrian seaside towns (Blue Istria) like Porec, Rovinj, and Pula and medieval hilltop villages (Green Istria) like Hum, Motovun, and Grožnjan that are, thankfully, within easy reach from the Croatian capital.
Dalmatia. Croatia’s number one tourist area that stretches along the Adriatic Coast is famous for its fun capital Split and picturesque towns like Zadar and Dubrovnik, but its spirit can be just as much found in the islands, fishing villages, and pristine beaches between them.
Hungary. Croatia’s landlocked northern neighbor sometimes gets overlooked because of its neighbors that offer higher mountains and long sea coasts, but Hungary’s more subtle attractions can be just as rewarding. Whether you choose to visit its splendid capital, Budapest, relax on the shores of Lake Balaton, or go on a long wine tour, you’re bound to have a good time. If you wish to travel from Croatia to Hungary during your rental period, you should ask your rental car supplier in advance if they permit. Also, keep in mind that while both countries are members of the European Union, only Hungary is part of the Schengen agreement, so, depending on your citizenship, entry requirements might differ (you might need a visa to visit one, but not the other, or even separate visas for both countries).
Slovenia. Sharing a 670-km-long border with Croatia, Slovenia offers everything a traveler asks for - from pretty lakes to historic cities and mysterious caves to the Adriatic coastline. Walk the pedestrianized center of the capital city of Ljubljana, enjoy the natural beauty and outdoor activities at Lake Bled and Lake Bohinj, explore the underground limestone caves of Postojna and Predjama, or catch a sunset at the seaside town of Piran - with varied experiences, this little yet charming country in the Balkans is every traveler’s dream.

Car Rental Prices in Zagreb

Convertibles - from $14 per day
Station wagons - from $13 per day
Large cars - from $14 per day
Medium cars - from $10 per day
Vans - from $24 per day
Premium cars - from $20 per day
Small cars - from $6 per day
SUVs - from $11 per day

Money-saving tips

There are a number of things you can do to get a good rental car deal in Zagreb. Start with:

Compare 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 on the month when the rental prices are the cheapest. According to our data, visiting Zagreb is the cheapest in April when renting a car is about 64% cheaper than the yearly average.

Top 20 Cities near Zagreb

Karlovac Car Rentals from $10.51 per day

48.8 km / 30.3 miles away
Crikvenica Car Rentals

124.7 km / 77.5 miles away
Rijeka Car Rentals from $8.68 per day

130.7 km / 81.2 miles away
Opatija Car Rentals from $15.74 per day

144.3 km / 89.7 miles away
Pag Car Rentals

164.9 km / 102.5 miles away
Zadar Car Rentals from $7.94 per day

190.4 km / 118.3 miles away
Pula Car Rentals from $7.71 per day

192.6 km / 119.7 miles away
Porec Car Rentals from $16.62 per day

201.1 km / 125.0 miles away
Rovinj Car Rentals from $11.05 per day

202.2 km / 125.6 miles away
Osijek Car Rentals from $13.10 per day

203.6 km / 126.5 miles away
Biograd Car Rentals from $88.41 per day

206.7 km / 128.4 miles away
Murter Car Rentals

218.3 km / 135.6 miles away
Vodice Car Rentals

222.0 km / 137.9 miles away
Sibenik Car Rentals from $16.62 per day

224.1 km / 139.2 miles away
Primošten Car Rentals from $88.41 per day

239.8 km / 149.0 miles away
Split Car Rentals from $6.08 per day

245.7 km / 152.7 miles away
Trogir Car Rentals from $16.02 per day

247.7 km / 153.9 miles away
Vela Luka Car Rentals from $54.89 per day

313.8 km / 195.0 miles away
Korcula Car Rentals from $161.52 per day

321.0 km / 199.5 miles away
Dubrovnik Car Rentals from $4.79 per day

394.9 km / 245.4 miles away

Top 20 Locations near Zagreb

Zagreb Airport Car Rentals from $6.03 per day
Zagreb Train Station Car Rentals from $45.78 per day

9.8 km / 6.1 miles away
Zagreb Delivery within city limits Car Rentals from $64.09 per day

10.3 km / 6.4 miles away
Panorama Zagreb Hotel Car Rentals from $16.62 per day

11.4 km / 7.1 miles away
Rijeka Airport Car Rentals from $8.68 per day

130.7 km / 81.2 miles away
Zadar Airport Car Rentals from $7.94 per day

190.4 km / 118.3 miles away
Pula Airport Car Rentals from $7.71 per day

192.6 km / 119.7 miles away
Zadar Port Car Rentals from $85.83 per day

192.6 km / 119.7 miles away
Downtown Car Rentals from $15.14 per day

192.8 km / 119.8 miles away
Downtown Car Rentals from $11.05 per day

202.2 km / 125.6 miles away
Osijek Airport Car Rentals from $13.10 per day

215.5 km / 133.9 miles away
Split Airport Car Rentals from $6.08 per day

245.7 km / 152.7 miles away
Split Delivery within city limits Car Rentals from $64.09 per day

249.7 km / 155.2 miles away
Downtown Car Rentals from $10.51 per day

250.6 km / 155.7 miles away
Split Port Car Rentals from $45.78 per day

250.6 km / 155.7 miles away
Dubrovnik Aci Marina Car Rentals from $30.12 per day

378.9 km / 235.4 miles away
Downtown Car Rentals from $7.23 per day

379.8 km / 236.0 miles away
Dubrovnik Delivery within city limits Car Rentals from $64.09 per day

379.8 km / 236.0 miles away
Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik Hotel Car Rentals from $45.78 per day

381.0 km / 236.7 miles away
Dubrovnik Airport Car Rentals from $4.79 per day

394.9 km / 245.4 miles away

What is the cheapest month to rent a car in Zagreb?

Car rental prices in Zagreb vary by time of year. This graph shows the average prices per month to help you find the best time of year to rent.

Average rental costs per day in Zagreb

$15.23

January

$13.77

February

$13.06

March

$21.20

April

$23.05

May

$47.75

June

$70.78

July

$66.85

August

$33.44

September

$19.83

October

$15.48

November

$18.43

December

The cheapest month to rent a car in Zagreb is March (when prices average $13.06 per day). This is 56% cheaper than the yearly average and 82% cheaper than renting in July (when prices average $70.78).

This information can help you identify the low season. But these are only average numbers. How much your car rental will cost will depend on the type of vehicle you rent, how long you’ll rent it for, and how far ahead you book. Simply enter your dates in the form at the top of the page to see the exact prices.

What’s the usual rental length in Zagreb?

How long travelers keep their rental cars for varies from month to month: in May, the average renter keeps their car for 10 days, and in January, they keep their car for 8 days.

Average rental length in Zagreb

8

January

8

February

9

March

9

April

10

May

10

June

9

July

9

August

10

September

9

October

10

November

10

December

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

Based on the number of searches by our customers, the most popular month for renting a car in Zagreb is August, and the least popular is November.

Monthly searches in Zagreb by pick-up date relative to the average

28%

January

33%

February

51%

March

109%

April

120%

May

135%

June

220%

July

224%

August

136%

September

72%

October

25%

November

47%

December

Car Rental Information

Car rental locations	9
Airport locations	1
Popular suppliers	Avia, Ok Mobility, Garage Nr1, Carwiz, GreenMotion
Popular car categories	Small cars, SUVs, Medium cars, 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	Volkswagen Golf	5	4	Medium cars
Avia	Skoda Fabia	5	1	Small cars
Avia	Volkswagen T-Cross	5	2	SUVs
Garage Nr1	Hyundai i20	5	2	Small cars
Avia	Volkswagen Polo	5	1	Small cars
Avia	Volkswagen Up	5	2	Small cars
Ok Mobility	Seat Ibiza	5	1	Small cars
Ok Mobility	Peugeot 208	5	2	Small cars
Avia	Peugeot 2008	5	2	SUVs

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.

NH

Luxembourg

Toyota C-HR

April 11, 2023

Plitvička park. Split. Havr. Zagreb. All wonderful and beautiful places.

JF

Singapore

VW Polo

October 13, 2022

Would have requested a higher powered car if knew that the terrain is largely mountainous. Current vehicle drives well but does seems underpowered when taking corners uphill. However, car is very stable and safe throughout the trip.

TB

Australia

Volkswagen Up

September 3, 2022

Great opportunity for us to visit so many smaller places where buses don't go.

CF

Australia

Skoda Fabia

July 27, 2022

Great food, beautiful natural and man-made historical sites, great Airbnb experiences, friendly people.

AK

Canada

Opel Crossland

July 16, 2022

Great rental thanks

CL

United States of America (USA)

VW Polo

June 13, 2022

Do not park near the palace in Split. I wish I had given the car back earlier! I had a great time driving on the major roads, but did nit expect so many toll booths. The cities were fine to drive in, but only if you're an experienced driver.

MH

Canada

VW Polo

June 3, 2022

Croatia is beautiful. Zagreb, Split, Dubrovnik and Zadar were highlights of city life. Plitvice lakes and Krka national park are definite visits but should be multiple day visits each one of them. One day is not enough for any of them. Rental bnb's were all top notch.

AG

Croatia

Fiat 500

May 19, 2022

Everything was excellent! Easy and fast!

MH

Croatia

Suzuki Vitara

May 14, 2022

With this type of car, you can drive economically if you don't press the gas pedal too much on a freeway. Overall LPG consumption was 9,5 l per 100 km, but I think I could do better.

HJ

Norway

Volkswagen Up

April 20, 2022

Went over to the coast. Good roads, snow in the mountains, Sun om the other side.

HJ

Slovenia

VW Golf VII

April 4, 2022

Warmly recommend

SC

Malaysia

Hyundai i20

December 6, 2021

Having a self driven car definitely made arrangements much more flexible especially at attractive locations.

TL

Canada

Peugeot 208

September 18, 2021

I rented Citroen C3 which is a very small car but ended up being great since all the streets are pretty small so this car can fit anywhere. Also, it had very low fuel consumption which was an added value.

DA

Brazil

Opel Corsa

November 29, 2020

Zagreb has a lot of options for car rental. Nice place to drive too.

BB

Canada

VW Golf VII

September 14, 2019

Go ahead and rent from Discover Car Hire !

AS

United Kingdom

Opel Astra

August 11, 2019

I love the city and all its surrounding area it very nice if you want a city which is not full of tourists and still keeps a very local atmosphere vibe

AA

Germany

Opel Corsa

August 5, 2019

Plitvička park get in from the 2entrance there are less people, to the strbacki buk go in the morning around 8 you have the place for yourself, maybe sleep at donji lapac so you can get there in time, at the krka Falls don't miss out the view next to the cave on the top of the mountain, 517 steps, at rosky slap, in dubrovnik also go in the morning to the Fort imperial Point view otherwise it gets hectic if you go by car, no problem if you walk beside the heat and also the gondola is a cool experience if you not claustrofobic...

BW

Canada

Toyota Yaris

August 4, 2019

You only need a car if you are travelling beyond Zagreb. Parking in the city can be a nightmare.

ST

Canada

Opel Astra

June 30, 2019

Location is bit difficult to find.

BM

United Kingdom

Citroen C3

May 29, 2019

Zagreb was nice, we didn't need a car for the city but then drove on around Croatia which was great

Car Rental Statistics

Highest rated company

Routes Car Rental

9.3 / 10

Lowest rated company

ABBYCAR

7.3 / 10

Total number of reviews

55

Total rental companies

32

Average daily price

$20.26

Lowest daily price

$6.03

Total cars available

1055

Top 32 Suppliers in Zagreb in 2023

Routes Car Rental

Exceptional 9.3 / 25 reviews

1 location

$6 - $25

Garage Nr1

Exceptional 9.3 / 125 reviews

1 location

$9 - $105

Avia

Exceptional 9.2 / 276 reviews

2 locations

$6 - $133

Alamo

Exceptional 9.1 / 111 reviews

1 location

$23 - $295

Oryx

Exceptional 9.1 / 96 reviews

2 locations

$11 - $31

RightCars

Exceptional 9 / 34 reviews

2 locations

$16 - $111

Dollar

Exceptional 9 / 23 reviews

2 locations

$46 - $378

Enterprise

Exceptional 9 / 24 reviews

2 locations

$25 - $286

Ok Mobility

Exceptional 9 / 178 reviews

1 location

$7 - $120

Flizzr

Excellent 8.9 / 45 reviews

2 locations

$9 - $33

SIXT

Excellent 8.9 / 53 reviews

2 locations

$10 - $159

Global Rent a Car

Excellent 8.9 / 53 reviews

2 locations

Autowill

Excellent 8.9 / 17 reviews

2 locations

$12 - $162

ACTIVE RENT A CAR

Excellent 8.8 / 23 reviews

2 locations

$14 - $216

Autounion

Excellent 8.7 / 89 reviews

1 location

$20 - $36

Keddy

Excellent 8.7 / 57 reviews

1 location

$21 - $176

Avis

Excellent 8.6 / 13 reviews

1 location

$17 - $138

Carwiz

Excellent 8.5 / 95 reviews

2 locations

$10 - $113

Europcar

Excellent 8.5

2 locations

$19 - $160

Hertz

Excellent 8.5 / 4 reviews

2 locations

National

Excellent 8.5

1 location

Thrifty

Excellent 8.5

2 locations

$47 - $385

Firefly

Excellent 8.5

2 locations

$19 - $25

GreenMotion

Excellent 8.4 / 169 reviews

3 locations

$22 - $654

NUCarrentals

Excellent 8.4 / 2 reviews

3 locations

Surprice

Excellent 8.3 / 16 reviews

2 locations

$15 - $66

Mack

Excellent 8.3 / 35 reviews

5 locations

$46 - $224

PRESTIGIO Rent a Car

Excellent 8.2 / 27 reviews

1 location

$16 - $39

Budget

Excellent 8.1 / 21 reviews

1 location

$16 - $138

AddCar

Very good 7.8 / 60 reviews

1 location

$15 - $90

Goldcar

Very good 7.5 / 47 reviews

1 location

ABBYCAR

Very good 7.3 / 17 reviews

2 locations

$60 - $585

Car Rental in Zagreb

Cheapest Car Rental Rates

Most Popular Car Rental Deals

Travel Information

Why rent a car in Zagreb?

One-Way Car Rentals in Zagreb

Top ways to enter Zagreb

City facts

Top destinations and activities

Traffic and parking

Toll roads

Ideas for day trips

Most popular cars

Further destinations

Car Rental Prices in Zagreb

Money-saving tips

Top 20 Cities near Zagreb

Top 20 Locations near Zagreb

Map of Car Rental Locations

What is the cheapest month to rent a car in Zagreb?

What’s the usual rental length in Zagreb?

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

Car Rental Information

Most Popular Car Models of Rental Suppliers

Our Customers' Reviews

Car Rental Statistics

Top 32 Suppliers in Zagreb in 2023

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