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Touring Cars CroatiaSamoborska Cesta 145 H, 10000 Zagreb
The rental company
Touring Cars, from Zagreb to the Dalmatian coast
Touring Cars hires out motorhomes in a dozen European countries, and Croatia is one of its most summery destinations. The rental company has four departure cities there: Zagreb, the capital, with an address on Samoborska cesta, west of the centre, then three cities on the coast, Zadar, Split and Dubrovnik, whose exact address appears in the booking confirmation.
This network lets you start the trip where you land and quickly reach the major sites: the Plitvice Lakes, the Krka waterfalls, the Dalmatian islands or the walls of Dubrovnik. The rental company advertises modern, fully equipped motorhomes serviced between hires, as well as itinerary suggestions for its customers.
CoolDrive observed no Touring Cars offers in Croatia in October 2026 and no models are listed for the country. The vehicle, the included kilometres and the excess therefore appear offer by offer when you search for your dates.
Our verdict: a convenient choice for linking the interior and the Adriatic, with well-placed depots on the coast. Weak points: little information published about the Croatian fleet, mileage sometimes capped depending on the offer and high demand in summer. Also allow a little time for the vehicle handover.
Rental company profile
Touring Cars in detail: what you need to know
The key facts to decide whether Touring Cars suits your trip.
General information
- Brand
- Touring Cars · motorhome rental company established in several European countries
- Official website
- touringcars.eu
- Vehicles in Croatia
- No models listed · berths, gearbox and gross weight stated in each offer
- Currency
- Euro · in use in Croatia since 2023
Rental conditions
- Mileage
- Depending on the offer · no offers observed in Croatia in October 2026
- Excess and security deposit
- Amounts in each offer · deposit usually on a credit card
- Age and licence
- Specified in the offer · C1 licence above 3.5 t gross weight
- One-way hire
- Not guaranteed · try entering a different return city
- Wild camping
- Prohibited in Croatia · fines possible; sleep at a campsite or a motorhome area
- Neighbouring countries
- List in the terms of the offer · Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro are outside the European Union
Insurance and extras
- Tolls
- Toll motorways · notably the A1 between Zagreb, Zadar and Split
- Equipment on board
- Described in the offer · crockery, bedding and accessories depending on the vehicle
- Ferries to the islands
- To be booked in summer · fare depends on the vehicle’s length
Network and availability
- Zagreb
- Samoborska cesta 145 H · 10000 Zagreb, west of the city centre
- Adriatic coast
- Zadar, Split, Dubrovnik · address provided with the confirmation
- Touring Cars network
- 12 countries · including Bulgaria, Iceland, Spain and Sweden
Branches
Touring Cars branches in Croatia
3 delivery cities
Touring Cars 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.
Comparison
Touring Cars compared with other rental companies in Croatia
Our comparison of the country's rental companies: each has its strengths depending on your trip.
| Rental company | Vehicles | Mileage | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
Touring Cars
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No models listed in Croatia, details in each offer | Nothing observed in Croatia: read the offer | Capital and Dalmatian coast, 4 cities |
Anywhere Campers
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Adria Matrix, Sunlight A70, Carado T-447 and Van for 2 | Unlimited in 100% of observed offers | Manual or automatic gearbox, 5 cities |
Petroni
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Petrovan 53 4x4, Rimor, Roller Team, Mc Louis and BudgetVan | Limited in the observed offers | Wide choice including a 4x4, 7 cities |
Our view
Touring Cars: who is it for, and who should look elsewhere?
Touring Cars is ideal if…
- You are arriving in Zagreb and want to reach the sea via Plitvice
- You would rather start directly on the coast, in Zadar, Split or Dubrovnik
- You plan to hop between islands by ferry and visit the national parks
- You already know Touring Cars from another European country
Touring Cars is not ideal if…
- You want to know the included mileage before even running a search
- You are looking for a 4x4 vehicle: Petroni’s observed offers list a Petrovan 53 4x4
- You dream of free overnight stops by the water, which are prohibited in the country
- You are leaving in the middle of August without having booked early
- You want to sleep in the heart of the old towns of Split or Dubrovnik
Practical tips
Our tips for booking with Touring Cars
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Watch out for the bora before taking the A1
This north-easterly wind blows in gusts along the coast, especially between Senj, the Velebit and Zadar. During violent episodes, some sections and bridges may be closed to motorhomes. The Croatian automobile club HAK publishes road conditions: check them before leaving Zagreb.
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Take the Pelješac Bridge to Dubrovnik
Since the Pelješac Bridge opened in 2022, the road from Split to Dubrovnik can avoid the short crossing of Bosnia and Herzegovina at Neum. You stay in Croatia and have no border to cross, which also simplifies insurance questions.
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Book the island ferries
Hvar, Brač, Korčula or Pag are reached by ferry. In July and August, crossings from Split fill up fast and the price depends on the vehicle’s length. Buy tickets in advance and arrive at the port well ahead of time.
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Take your time over the key handover
Allow a good hour at the depot. Walk round the vehicle photographing every scratch, test the water, gas and fridge, check the inventory and save the rental company’s assistance number in your phone.
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Park outside the historic centres
In Dubrovnik as in Split, the old towns are pedestrianised and motorhome parking is very limited. Sleep at a campsite on the outskirts and take the bus into the centre: it is simpler and often cheaper than a car park.
What travellers ask
Your questions about Touring Cars
How much does a Touring Cars hire cost in Croatia?
We observed no Touring Cars offers in Croatia in October 2026, so no reliable price range can be given here. The amount varies with the vehicle, the departure city, the length of hire and above all the season, summer being in very high demand on the Adriatic. Run a search with your dates: the rate is displayed including compulsory fees.
Where are the Touring Cars depots in Croatia?
Four cities are listed. In Zagreb, the address is Samoborska cesta 145 H, west of the centre. On the coast, Touring Cars also offers departures from Zadar, Split and Dubrovnik; for these three cities, the exact location and time of the meeting are given in the offer and then in the booking confirmation.
Is mileage unlimited with Touring Cars in Croatia?
With no offers observed, we cannot give a general answer. Depending on the offer, kilometres may be unlimited or capped, with a price per extra kilometre. Do the maths: a round trip taking in Zagreb, Plitvice, Split and Dubrovnik easily approaches 1,300 km, without detours to the islands or Istria.
What itinerary should you follow from Zagreb?
A classic loop heads south to the Plitvice Lakes, reaches the coast at Zadar, follows Dalmatia to Split with a stop at the Krka waterfalls, then heads back north on the A1 motorway. With more time, add Istria in the north-west, Rovinj and Pula, or push on to Dubrovnik via the Pelješac Peninsula.
Can you sleep anywhere with a motorhome in Croatia?
No: wild camping is prohibited in Croatia and checks are frequent on the coast in summer, with fines as a result. The country does, however, have many campsites, often by the water, and a few dedicated motorhome areas. Book your pitches in July and August, especially near Split and Dubrovnik.
Verified customer reviews
They rented with Touring Cars
4.3
818 reviews
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.
C.
Croatia · Apr 2025
Trustpilot
Good provider
(anonymous)
Croatia · Oct 2022
Avis Vérifiés
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!
Alain L.
Canada · Oct 2025
Avis Vérifiés
Frequently asked questions
FAQ — Touring Cars motorhome hire in Croatia
Why book Touring Cars with CoolDrive?
Our search engine displays the Touring Cars offer in Croatia alongside those of Anywhere Campers and Petroni for the same dates, with an amount that already includes compulsory fees. You can see at a glance which departure point, Zagreb or the coast, suits you best. Our experts then help you with the depot, the vehicle and the itinerary.
What excess and security deposit at Touring Cars in Croatia?
We have no observed amount for Croatia. The excess, the security deposit and any options to reduce the excess appear in each offer. On the day of departure, you will usually need a credit card in the main driver’s name with a limit that covers the deposit, and ask what the insurance covers in the event of damage on a narrow road.
Can you set off from Zagreb and return the motorhome in Dubrovnik?
Touring Cars has depots at both ends of the country, but that does not guarantee a one-way hire. Enter Dubrovnik as the return city in your search: the search engine keeps only compatible offers, including any fees. Otherwise, a loop from Split lets you see central Dalmatia and the islands without this surcharge.
Can you go to Bosnia and Herzegovina or Montenegro?
Mostar or the Bay of Kotor tempt many travellers setting off from Dubrovnik. These two countries are outside the European Union: the permitted destinations and the insurance documents required at the border depend on the rental company and the offer. Read the list of accepted countries in the terms before planning an excursion outside Croatia.
When should you hire a motorhome in Croatia?
July and August bring heat, warm sea and crowds, with full campsites and packed ferries. May, June and September offer pleasant weather and quieter roads, ideal for Plitvice and Krka. Out of season, many coastal campsites close: check their opening dates before setting off.
What driving rules should you know in Croatia?
The legal alcohol limit is 0.5 g per litre of blood, and it is zero for drivers under 24. Motorways are tolled, coastal roads are winding and narrow in places, and speed limits are often enforced. A reflective vest, a warning triangle and a first-aid kit must be on board.
About us
Hire a Touring Cars motorhome in Croatia with CoolDrive Nomad
In Croatia, Touring Cars covers both the interior and the sea: a depot in Zagreb, on Samoborska cesta, and departures from Zadar, Split and Dubrovnik. This choice of cities lets you build a trip without needless backtracking, from the Plitvice Lakes to the Dalmatian islands and the walls of Dubrovnik, by way of Krka and the Pelješac Bridge.
On CoolDrive Nomad, the Touring Cars offer can be compared with those of Anywhere Campers and Petroni for your dates, with a price that includes compulsory fees. The vehicle offered, the included kilometres and the excess are detailed offer by offer. Our experts help you choose the departure city, prepare the ferry crossings and find campsites, since free overnight camping is not permitted in the country.
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