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Car Rental Information for Split
About Split
Split is a vibrant coastal city on Croatia’s Dalmatian coast, renowned for its unique blend of ancient history and lively modern culture. The city’s heart is the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace, a Roman emperor’s retirement residence that now forms a bustling maze of shops, cafes, and residences. Visitors are drawn to Split for its stunning Adriatic Sea views, charming old town streets, and rich cultural heritage. The city offers a perfect mix of historical exploration, seaside relaxation, and vibrant nightlife. Its location also makes it an ideal base for exploring nearby islands and natural parks. Split’s Mediterranean climate ensures pleasant weather for most of the year, making it a favorite destination for beach lovers and history enthusiasts alike. The city’s welcoming atmosphere, combined with excellent local cuisine and numerous festivals, creates a compelling destination for travelers seeking both culture and leisure.
Rental Requirements
- Valid driver's license
- Credit card in driver's name
- Minimum age: 21 (25 for some vehicles)
Popular Rental Companies
- Hertz
- Avis
- Enterprise
- Budget
Driving in Split
Major car rental companies such as Avis, Hertz, Europcar, and Sixt operate in Split. Daily rental costs typically range from 30 to 60 EUR depending on the vehicle type and season, with weekly rentals offering better rates. Drivers must be at least 21 years old, hold a valid driver’s license (an International Driving Permit is recommended for non-EU visitors), and have a credit card for the deposit. Roads in and around Split are generally in good condition, but narrow streets in the old town can be challenging. Parking is limited in the city center, with paid parking zones and some public garages available.
Do you need to rent a car for Split?
For most tourists, renting a car in Split is not necessary if staying within the city due to its walkability and good public transport. However, a car is recommended for exploring surrounding areas, islands, and national parks at your own pace.
Explore Split
Things to Do in Split
Visitors to Split can enjoy a variety of activities including exploring the ancient streets of Diocletian’s Palace, swimming and sunbathing at local beaches, hiking or biking on Marjan Hill, and taking boat trips to nearby islands such as Hvar and Brač. Cultural experiences include attending traditional music and dance performances, visiting museums and galleries, and participating in local festivals. Adventure seekers can try sea kayaking, snorkeling, or diving in the clear Adriatic waters. Food tours and wine tasting are also popular ways to experience local flavors.
