Week-long prices with the car collected and returned at the airport. Each card shows the deposit the company holds.
No credit card€166€24 a day, 7 daysView Opel Corsaor similar, Zadar AirportDeposit €200Manual5 seats2022
No credit card€166€24 a day, 7 daysView Volkswagen Poloor similar, Zadar AirportDeposit €200Manual5 seats2022
No credit card€166€24 a day, 7 daysView Opel Astraor similar, Zadar AirportDeposit €200Manual5 seats2022
No credit card€218€32 a day, 7 daysView Volkswagen Golfor similar, Zadar AirportDeposit €200Manual5 seats2022
No credit card€218€32 a day, 7 daysView Volkswagen T-Crossor similar, Zadar AirportDeposit €200Manual5 seats2022
No credit card€219€32 a day, 7 daysView Prices on this page come from one search: 16 to 23 November 2026, picked up and dropped off at Zadar Airport at 13:00. Your dates will show current prices.

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Zadar Airport pickupRates are typical for each class on the same dates as the deals, at the airport and with no handover charge. Not quoted means that class had no car on offer.
Automatic and seven-seat cars can both be booked here. An “or similar” car may be another model of the same size.
Wherever your voucher says. It names the local rental company, the meeting point and a phone number.
Have the voucher on your phone and on paper. If you cannot see the company on arrival, call the number printed on it.
The company may need to reach you from the day before pickup. Give a number with the full international code and keep it on.
Before driving off, check the car with the company, write down any damage and confirm the fuel level and extras.
Rental companies at Zadar meet customers in their own ways, so the voucher is your guide.
All the cars shown here are handed over at the airport with no extra handover charge at midday.
What the terminal offers, where to park and how to reach the motorway once you have the car.
Parking is right in front of the terminal, and the fee depends on how long you stay.
Yes. None of the airport cars listed needed a credit card, and each quoted deal car takes a debit card for the deposit.
The debit card must be a physical card with embossed details, in the main driver’s name, and listed in the booking and voucher. Elsewhere too, many cars in Croatia that need no credit card take debit.
The deposit and the excess are separate figures, and car rental in Croatia with no deposit can still carry an excess.
Zadar is about a quarter of an hour away and Šibenik about an hour. Times assume clear roads and no stops.






More short drives: Gaženica port, about 10 min; Nin, about 40 min; Biograd na Moru, about 35 min; Zagreb, about 3 h 30 min.
Keep right, and follow the posted limits whenever they differ from the national ones.
In towns it is 50 km/h, on other roads 90 km/h, on expressways 110 km/h and on motorways 130 km/h, unless signed otherwise.
Children shorter than 150 cm ride in a child seat or booster. In the back, a child of 135 cm or more may use the adult belt.
Using a phone while driving is allowed only hands-free. Pull over safely before typing an address.
The emergency number is 112. After a crash, contact the company at once and get a police report to keep the cover valid.
Under the rental conditions, every hire car from Zadar Airport has to stay on paved public roads for the whole trip.
Dirt roads to quiet beaches and quarry tracks inland are not allowed, however capable the car looks.
A cross-border option on the car and permission from the help desk are both needed before you leave the country.
Some cars offer an option for EU neighbours and another for non-EU neighbours, priced on the car. A car hired here must be returned in Croatia, as one-way hire abroad is not offered.
Yes, on cars that offer it, and Zagreb Airport is another option. A drop-off charge is included in the price.
Set the other airport as the drop-off in the search. A city address there counts as a different return place.
Check with the company where to meet at the other airport, and leave time for the inspection before your flight.
A different return place or time has to be agreed with the company. Leaving the car without that is not allowed.
Split Airport suits a one-way trip that ends further south. Ending inland, choose Zagreb Airport, which is reached on the A1.
The lowest daily price for a seven-day hire from mid-month, collected and returned at the airport. Treat it as a guide.
N/A: no airport cars were listed for that month yet.
Cars for the summer months are not listed yet, so those months show no price. Search again as your trip gets closer.
The charge is per 24 hours, and a few extra hours cost a full day. Ask the company in advance if you want to extend.
Book seats and drivers ahead, so nothing is missing at the airport.
Only drivers who meet the car’s age and licence rules can drive it. Ask the company before you share the wheel.
Child seats and boosters are extras on each car. Add one for every child when you book.
Seven-seat cars are on offer at the airport. Check the boot space with all seats up before you choose.
Small pets may come along in a travel carrier, kept closed for the entire rental.
The quoted deal cars here already include a high cover level in the price. Even so, check the figures on each car.
Full Coverage included. Each quoted deal car starts on Full Coverage or Full Coverage Plus, with no extra charge for that level.
No excess at the start. At that starting level, the excess on these cars is zero.
A deposit may still apply. Some of them hold a small deposit even with no excess; others hold nothing at all.
Standard cover still excludes the wheels, underside, windscreen and interior, and neglect or vandalism voids it. Even at a zero excess, damage cover and excess do not reach those parts of the car.
Pack the original licence: valid until the return, with Latin letters. No copies, no digital licences.
Licences recognised only where they were issued should travel with an International Driving Permit. The permit adds to the licence.
Age and experience limits belong to the car, not the class, so two similar cars may differ. Every driver has to qualify.
A UK photocard licence covers driving in Croatia for up to one year. An old paper licence may need replacing or a matching permit.
Leave time for the fuel check and inspection before you go to departures.
Fuel, parking, fines and tolls are paid by you. Some companies keep the deposit for 30 to 45 days and take any later fine or unpaid toll from it.
Changes are made by cancelling and booking again.
The limit is a week before pickup, or thirty days for luxury and convertible cars; 24 hours if you added the short-notice option. Cancel after that and the advance is gone.
Support needs your voucher with the request. The advance returns within fourteen days, and a 6% payment fee is kept.
Yes, some cars hold no deposit and no excess. Others keep a small deposit, so check the figure on the car.
Not on the cars offered at the airport. Check the car’s own page for your dates.
Only if support has arranged it before you finish the booking. Without that, island ferries are off limits for the car.
Yes, automatics are listed next to manual cars. Check the gearbox shown on the car, as the photo is only an example.
Only on cars that list a second driver as an extra, which not every car does. Each extra driver must meet the car’s age and licence rules.
Enter your flight times, choose a car and check the price, deposit and cover before you book it.