No credit card€140€20 a day, 7 daysView Opel Corsaor similar, Zagreb AirportNo depositManual5 seats2023
No credit card€149€22 a day, 7 daysView Kia Ceedor similar, Zagreb AirportNo depositManual5 seats2023
No credit card€175€25 a day, 7 daysView Renault Capturor similar, Zagreb AirportNo depositManual5 seats2023
No credit card€202€29 a day, 7 daysView Fiat 500or similar, Dubrovnik AirportNo depositManual5 seats2022
No credit card€248€36 a day, 7 daysView Fiat Pandaor similar, Dubrovnik AirportNo depositManual5 seats2022
No credit card€248€36 a day, 7 daysView The illustrated prices cover a seven-day hire beginning 16 November 2026. Enter your own travel dates for current rental quotes.
Every no-deposit car is collected at an airport, Pula included. Town pickups and delivered cars hold a deposit.
SplitFor nothing held in Split, choose the airport. Town pickups and delivered cars there take a deposit.
DubrovnikStart at Dubrovnik Airport for a no-deposit car. Town pickup or delivery to an address means a deposit.
ZagrebZagreb Airport has cars with no deposit. Delivery in town comes with one, so choose airport pickup.
ZadarPick up at Zadar Airport for a car with no deposit, and compare each offer’s terms before choosing.A 15 to 20% advance paid online reserves the car and goes towards the hire. Zero deposit does not remove it.
The rest of the hire is paid to the company at pickup, using the balance method listed for your car.
Handovers outside the company’s usual hours can add a charge. The quote includes it for the times you enter.
Deposit and pickup costs are separate. Any pickup or return charges for your choice are already in the total price.
Zero deposit means no money is held to secure the rental. The amount belongs to that offer, so read it with your cover.
Some Croatian companies keep a deposit thirty to forty-five days after return, and fines or tolls can come out of it.
No deposit does not, on its own, end your responsibility for damage.
After an insured event, tell the company without delay and get police documents unless it agrees an alternative. Otherwise the insurance is void and you pay the whole cost.
Split, Zagreb, Dubrovnik, Zadar and Pula also have airport cars that hold a deposit, and amounts differ from car to car.
A small deposit is still money to put down. Low deposit can mean a real amount, so open the car and check for zero.
Enter a Croatian airport, your return place and times. Give the driver’s true age and licence experience to check you qualify.
Apply the No deposit option. After adding cover, check the car’s final deposit and the full price before paying.
Make the booking once it suits you. Save the emailed voucher; it carries the company’s contacts for pickup questions.
This is about money held. Every no-deposit car here also needs no credit card, but the rent is still paid by a method the car accepts.
This is about payment, not the deposit; debit can still come with one, and needs the main driver’s own embossed card.
Yes, at Split Airport and Zagreb Airport. Use the gearbox filter together with the deposit filter to find one, and check the gearbox on each car.
No. “Or similar” reserves a car class, so a comparable model may be supplied. The photo shows the class, not the exact car.
Bring the car back with the fuel it started with. Any shortage is charged at the company’s fuel rate, and a surplus is not refunded.
Yes. Zero deposit does not cancel the cleaning rule; if dirt stops the inspection at return, the wash is on you.
A few hours still costs a whole day, which covers twenty-four hours, and each extra day you start costs a full day too. Get the company’s agreement before you extend.
Choose an airport car with no deposit and compare its cover before booking your trip to Croatia.
