Car Hire in Dubrovnik, Dubrovacko-Neretvanska

Within Dubrovnik, you can walk to major attractions like the 16th century Sponza Palace and Onofrio’s Fountain. Fans of the show will want to join a "Game of Thrones" walking tour or cruise to experience locations where it was filmed. While you’re feeling like a king, take your luxury car rental or, if you’re budgeting, your economy car rental, to Montenegro. Marvel at its walled city of Kotor and Budva, a medieval beach town. You’ll be glad you arranged for your car rental in Dubrovnik, when you take a similar day trip — maybe to the city of Mostar where you can enjoy Turkish coffee at the Old Bazaar and photograph the historic Stari Most (Old Bridge), which spans the Neretva River. While parking in Dubrovnik is a challenge, you will find parking is more plentiful at these day trip locations, where lots are often within walking distance of the sights.

Croatian drivers keep to the right side of the road and pass on the left. All passengers in your car rental in Dubrovnik, as well as the driver, must wear seatbelts. Children under 12 must sit in the back seat with child seats. Drinking and driving is not tolerated. Anything over the blood alcohol (BAC) limit of 0.5% is an offense and there is zero-tolerance for any alcohol (that means 0% BAC) if you are under 25 years old. Use your mobile phone only if you have a hands-free device. If you are visiting in the late fall to early spring, use your headlights, even during daylight hours. Regulations are subject to change, so be sure to check in with the city’s department of motor vehicles, before arranging your car rental in Dubrovnik.

Reserve your cheap car rental in Dubrovnik before your trip, as this tourist destination may not have cars available on demand when you arrive. Note that the minimum age for renters is 22, and both young driver and senior driver fees may apply. You can drive with a valid driving license from your home country as long as you have held it for two years and it is written in the Latin alphabet. If it uses non-Latin characters, such as Cyrillic, Chinese or Arabic characters, you’ll need an international driving license. Also, keep your passport and/or ID handy in case you are asked for identification.

Our data shows that for weekend car hire deals during January in Dubrovnik, you can expect to pay around €34. A particularly good deal might be around €30, which is the lowest quote for Dubrovnik we've seen so far. For a week-long hire, the lowest price was €0, with more options around the €0 mark.

In most cases, there is no fee when you cancel your Dubrovnik car hire. You can check to see whether or not your preferred car rental company in Dubrovnik offers free cancellation when booking with momondo.

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