CROATIA RENTAL CARS

Located along the Adriatic Coast, Croatia is hailed as one of the most gorgeous countries in Europe. Year after year, travelers flock to Croatia to enjoy its breathtaking coastline as well as its lush national parks, such as Plitvice Lakes.

The appeal of this nation goes beyond its natural beauty, however. History buffs and lovers of anything medieval will also have a grand time seeing Croatia’s ancient Roman ruins, some of which were constructed as far back as the 1300s.

In the 1990s, Croatia went through a period of political turbulence. Nevertheless, it emerged as a prime vacation spot sure to thrill anyone. There are countless picturesque areas to visit and take photographs of. With your rental car, you can visit them all.

Croatia is also a paradise for foodies. The country lies in the Mediterranean, between the eastern and western parts of Europe. Because of this, Croatians have perfected their cuisine to offer the best of both worlds.

Discover Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is full of picture-perfect and pristine beaches. The Old Town remains almost unchanged since it was constructed in the 13th century. The great George Bernard Shaw, smitten with this city, once stated: “those who seek paradise on Earth should come to Dubrovnik and find it.”

The most famous tourist spot in Dubrovnik is the Old City. This popular site is enclosed by stone walls, most of which were built in the 14th and 15th centuries, with construction continuing until the 17th century to extend and fortify the walls. Experience the charm of Old City as you explore its busy cobbled streets and tight alleys. You can also drop by Rector’s Palace to admire its impressive Renaissance and Gothic architecture. This palace was constructed in 1441 and houses the keys to the city gates.

Drive your rental car along Croatia’s picturesque shoreline to the bay of Zaton, all the way to Split. You will find plenty of beaches and lush forests along this route. You can also check out the 500-year-old Sycamore trees in the Trestino village or relax in the famed resorts of Zupa Bay.

Discover Zagreb

A must-do activity in Zagreb is to visit the city’s numerous museums. The city houses the most number of museums per square foot in the entire world, so there is definitely plenty to see! Even better, make the most of your trip by renting a car. With a car hire, you can freely explore the wonderful city of Zagreb, as well as enjoy the marvelous scenery not frequently seen by tourists. All you have to do is pick up your rental car from any of our suppliers at the airport or downtown.

Discover Rovinj

Rovinj was on an island until the channel separating that island from the country’s mainland was filled in 1763. A popular attraction in this delightful city is the St. Euphemia Basilica, which is a Baroque church built in the 18th century. The city also has many ancient buildings, with their terracotta roofs so close together that they surround the narrow city streets.

Hiring a car in Rovinj allows you to fully and conveniently experience the countryside. The panoramic scenery will delight your eyes and the fresh food will delight your palate. You can also drive to the Istria Region not just to see the area’s charming small towns, but to check out its lovely vineyards and olive groves. The residents of Istria take pride in their products, and you will understand why once you taste the Muscat and Black vintages in any of the wineries in the area.

If you love the water, Rovinj has more than 65 km of immaculate coastline by the Adriatic Sea. There is something for you here whatever your definition of “fun” is. You can go fishing or just lie down to relax. You can head out to Kuvi Bay’s beaches to fill your belly with good Croatian cuisine and engage in water sports. After sunset, you can drop by Baluota Beach for some night swimming and other fun events at night.

When you rent a car in most countries the default insurance you will be provided will have an excess up to $4,500. If the car is damaged, you are liable for up to this amount. CarInsuRent.com covers this excess along with any administration fees or other charges the rental company will make you pay.