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Q: What kind of licence do you need to hire a campervan in Croatia?

To hire a motorhome in Croatia, you must have a **valid Class B Driving Licence** and an identity card or **passport**. If your driving licence is not in the Latin alphabet, bring an **International Driving Permit (IDP)** / international driving licence and check the hire company’s requirements. The **minimum age** to hire a campervan varies from **18 years old**, depending on the company, and you need to have had your licence for **at least one year**.

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Compare several campervan rental suppliers in Split easily with Camper Champ. Campervanning is popular along Croatia's Dalmatian coast. Besides Split, other common motorhome pick-up locations include Zagreb, Dubrovnik and Pula.

Many international travellers combine Croatia with Slovenia or continue south to Montenegro and Albania. Island hopping via ferry to Brač, Hvar and Vis is also popular with campervan tourists.

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Driving a Campervan around Split

The A1 motorway passes Dugopolje; use the Dugopolje exit for Split. A class II campervan pays approximately €27 in tolls when driving from Zagreb to this point.
The Old Town area around Diocletian's Palace does not allow motor vehicles. Use the large car park beside Poljud Stadium for day parking instead.
Overnight parking on streets inside the city limits is not allowed. Choose an official campsite or motorhome stop.
Port traffic is heavy in summer. Arrive at least one hour before ferry departures to Brač, Hvar or Vis.
Petrol stations selling LPG (Autoplin) are available along the D8 coastal road but are rare on the nearby islands. Plan to refuel before taking a ferry.
Maximum stay in most public car parks is twenty-four hours. Pay at the machine or via the Split Parking mobile app.
The A1 rest areas offer water taps and shaded parking which provide useful breaks on the inland route to the coast.

Places to Stay in a Motorhome

Site	Key features	Distance to Diocletian's Palace
Camping Stobreč Split	Full hookups, beach access, local bus every 20 min	7 km
Belvedere Camping Seget Vranjica	Terrace pitches, electricity, seaside path to Trogir	24 km
Autocamp Dalmacija Omiš	Shaded bays, water, dump point, short walk to town	25 km

Kamp odmorište is a Croatian term for a basic motorhome stop that usually provides level parking areas, fresh water and a waste-dump point for a small nightly fee.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of licence do you need to hire a campervan in Croatia?

To hire a motorhome in Croatia, you must have a valid Class B Driving Licence and an identity card or passport. If your driving licence is not in the Latin alphabet, bring an International Driving Permit (IDP) / international driving licence and check the hire company’s requirements.

The minimum age to hire a campervan varies from 18 years old, depending on the company, and you need to have had your licence for at least one year.