You can cancel any booking through us free of charge up to 24 hours before rental.
To cancel, simply let our service team know within our opening hours.
A compact car is recommended for city driving, especially in Dubrovnik's Old Town where the streets are narrow. For a countryside cruise, opt for a comfortable SUV.
Road rules are pretty similar to the UK, but remember, they drive on the right in Croatia. The use of mobile phones while driving is also prohibited unless a handsfree device is used. Seat belts are mandatory for all passengers.
Within towns: 50 km/h On open roads: 90 km/h On motorways: 130 km/h Remember, speed cameras are commonplace, so stick to the limits!
Along with Dubrovnik, destinations like Korčula, Ston and Pelješac are fabulous to explore with a rental car. Steer your way around the scenic routes, stopping at local wineries, ancient ruins and secret beaches.
Croatian beaches often have pebbles or are rocky, unlike sandy British beaches. A beach mattress can make your sunbathing more comfortable. Most popular beaches are Banje beach, near the Old Town of Dubrovnik, and the sandy beach in Lopud island.
The official currency is Croatian Kuna (HRK). Pounds (GBP) are not accepted, so remember to organise currency exchange.
Croatia's Mediterranean climate means warm dry summers and mild winters. This is a bit different from the UK, where rain is more regular, even during the summer months! So get ready for some serious sunshine, and don't forget your sunscreen.
The Summer Festival in Dubrovnik (July-August) is a must-see event, showcasing theatre, opera and dance performances in various locations around the city.
We hope this guide helps make your journey to Dubrovnik-Neretva County a perfect one. Happy travelling, and enjoy every moment of your Croatian adventure