Car Hire Dubrovnik Airport

Choose from cheap and reliable vehicles with Any Airport Car Hire Dubrovnik Airport. Our extensive fleet is constantly replenished and checked so that you get low cost vehicles which are guaranteed to work perfectly. Whether customers are going to Dubrovnik in Croatia to sight see or to do some business, we can set them up with the right type of car for the occasion. Fill out our online booking form today.

Any Airport Car Rental Dubrovnik should not set you back more than 14 Euro per day as long as you book in advance and our cars have everything needed to make your trip a success. If you do not speak Croatian we can give you maps and driving tips as well as sat nav systems to help you find your way around. In the unlikely event that you have any problems we always have mechanics on hand to help.

Dubrovnik Airport Information

Dubrovnik international Airport is also known by Croatians as Cilipi airport and it has the unique international airport code of DBV. Located at longitude 42.33.41.N and latitude 018.16.06.E, the airport serves the areas of south Croatia (including Cavtat and Herceg Novi) and the Dalmatian coast. Dubrovnik Airport is easy to find and every year more than a million passengers use it to go to and from Europe and other international destinations.

Popular routes are with Aer Lingus to Dublin, London Gatwick with Monarch Airlines and Austrian Airlines to Vienna. The British airlines Flybe does cheap flights to cities such as Birmingham, Exeter and Southampton while low cost carrier Easyjet goes to Liverpool, Geneva, Berlin Schonefeld, Paris Orly, London Gatwick, and Milan Malpensa. Any Airport Car Hire Dubrovnik Airport can have a range of exciting vehicles ready for collection from the arrivals hall. Make sure to book ahead if you want are cheapest prices.

Passengers going through Dubrovnik international Airport are most likely going to see this stunning red roofed city which was known as the Pearl of the Adriatic. In times gone by Dubrovnik rivaled Venice for sheer opulence and it was a major trading point in that part of Europe. Though it suffered heavily from bombing during the war of 1991, the city has been beautifully restored and has lost none of its old charms. Today Dubrovnik is listed on the UNESCO list of world heritage sites. Many travelers who go there time their trip to coincide with a magnificent summer festival.