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Five handover cities, from Pula to Dubrovnik, with Split leading on price
Anywhere Campers has no depot in Croatia, but brings its campervans and motorhomes to five cities there: Zagreb inland, then Pula in Istria, Zadar, Split and Dubrovnik along the Adriatic. All of them set off from the rental company's Czech base; the place and time of pick-up are decided with the company after you book.
The distance from Prague does not explain everything. Over a fortnight, with departures spread from January to October 2027, CoolDrive recorded in October 2026 an entry-level offer of around €272 a day in Split, ahead of Zagreb (€280) and Zadar (€293). Dubrovnik and Pula, at either end of the country, stand at around €307 to €308. The delivery cost included in these rates, measured against the same model hired in Prague for the same dates, ranges from about €2,124 in Split to €2,664 in Pula for two weeks.
The 180 Croatian offers recorded share the same conditions: unlimited mileage and a €1,500 excess. You can choose from nine models, from the two-seat campervan to the six-seat overcab.
Our view: with more than €2,000 in delivery costs over two weeks in each of the five cities, the formula is mainly worthwhile for a long stay on the coast or a one-way trip between two cities. For a week, Petroni and Touring Cars, which have several depots in the country, are worth comparing.
The key facts to decide whether Anywhere Campers suits your trip.
| Vehicle | Winter January | Spring April | Summer July | Autumn October |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Campervan | from €272/day median €296/day | from €294/day median €318/day | from €340/day median €364/day | from €280/day median €304/day |
| Low-profile motorhome | from €283/day median €319/day | from €300/day median €335/day | from €352/day median €384/day | from €291/day median €323/day |
| Large motorhome | from €289/day median €313/day | from €305/day median €329/day | from €352/day median €375/day | from €297/day median €321/day |
Daily prices recorded at Anywhere Campers on October 21, 2026 for a 15-day rental from its branches in Croatia: CoolDrive selling price, mandatory fees included. 100% of offers with unlimited mileage. Median excess: €1,500.
Anywhere Campers has no physical branch in these cities: the company delivers the vehicle there, at a time and place agreed with you after booking. They are available as pick-up locations in the search form, which shows availability and the price, delivery included.
This north-easterly wind sweeps the coast in violent gusts, especially in winter. The authorities then close certain bridges and stretches of road to high-sided vehicles, such as the Krk Bridge, the coast road near Senj or part of the A1 motorway at the foot of the Velebit. Before leaving Zadar or Pula, check the road conditions: a motorhome catches a lot of wind.
Hvar, Brač, Vis or Korčula are reached by ferry from Split, and spaces for motorhomes become scarce in July and August. Buy your ticket in advance when the company allows it and arrive early for boarding; the vehicle's height can change the fare.
Since 2022, the Pelješac Bridge has linked southern Dalmatia to the rest of Croatia without passing through the Neum corridor in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Handy if you start or finish in Dubrovnik: you avoid two border crossings outside the European Union and the question of the rental company's authorisation.
Wild camping is prohibited in Croatia, and the coast is closely monitored in season. There is no shortage of campsites, from Istria to the Dubrovnik area; near the Plitvice and Krka parks, book your pitch between June and September.
In October 2026, the entry-level offer over 15 days came to about €272 a day in Split and €280 in Zagreb, even though the capital is closer to Prague. The surcharge for each city therefore does not strictly follow the kilometres: compare all five cities before deciding, as the gap between the cheapest and the most expensive reaches €36 a day.
Pula is the only point served on the peninsula. It is also one of the most expensive, at about €308 a day for the entry-level offer, on a par with Dubrovnik. For a tour of Istria and Plitvice, Zagreb may cost less, about three hours' drive from the tip of Istria.
The cheapest offer recorded over 15 days works out at about €272 a day in Split, or nearly €4,080 for the period, and €308 in Pula. On average, across all models and dates tested, it ranges from €311 a day in Split to €347 in Dubrovnik or Pula. Your dates set the actual price.
Some offers allow you to leave the vehicle somewhere other than the departure point, for a fee that varies with the route. A Zagreb–Dubrovnik or Pula–Split route saves you driving back up the whole coast: enter the return city you want when you search to find out whether the combination exists and what it costs.
a lot of information, it's precise, but maybe too many different emails. I've received too many different ones that I am getting lost.
Good provider
First rental of this type of vehicle in a professional context where the rental must take place from France to Canada. Many questions and Cooldrive (Marlène) has been a valuable support in guiding my choices. Efficiency and responsiveness beforehand, and on-site a vehicle and service that met our expectations. No complaints. Great!
For your dates, the search lines up the vehicles delivered by Anywhere Campers and those of Petroni, Touring Cars or McRent, which are based locally. You can see straight away whether the delivery is worth the expense. After booking, our experts settle the details of the pick-up with the rental company.
The country has used the euro since 2023. Its motorways are tolled, payable on exit, according to the distance travelled and the vehicle category: a tall motorhome pays more than a car. Bank cards are accepted at the toll booths.
These two neighbours are outside the European Union: entering them requires the rental company's agreement and insurance valid there, often evidenced by the green card. The accepted countries are specified in the offer. Without agreement, stay in Croatia or within the Union, Slovenia for example.
The Croatian offers recorded set the excess at €1,500, whatever the city. This amount is generally held on a credit card at handover: make sure you have the necessary headroom, and ask an expert whether the rental company offers to reduce it.
In Croatia, Anywhere Campers brings its vehicles to Zagreb, Pula, Zadar, Split and Dubrovnik, with no local depot. Our October 2026 records put the entry-level offer between about €272 a day in Split and €308 in Pula for 15 days, with delivery from Prague of more than €2,000 already included. On CoolDrive, these prices can be read alongside those of Petroni or Touring Cars, and our experts arrange the handover once the booking is made. The brand, its fleet and its general conditions are presented on its main page.
