Search for car hire in Split
Renting a car in Split is cheap and convenient with Avax Rent a Car – the low cost, online car hire specialist. The port of Split is one of the most popular ferry ports between Croatia and Italy. With its famous white cliffs and many other tourist attractions it’s a wonderful place to enjoy a few relaxing days. Avax provides car rental facilities in Split and at airport and downtown locations across Croatia, including Split, Sibenik, Dubrovnik, Zadar, Zagreb, Opatija. Renting a car in Split is the best way to Croatia
Cheap Car Rental Split
Once a popular Mediterranean seaside destination, Split is now a thriving harbor city in Dalmatia that sees millions people pass through it every year. The best known image of Split is the spectacular beach, Diocletian Palace, Marjan Hill and other monuments. Split has a good selection of shops, bars and restaurants, as well as the more traditionally Mediterranean food.
Split by Car: Great Sights at Bargain Prices
Rent a car in Split and explore the area to your own pace. 15 kilometers outside Split, is the old ancient city Salona. A magnificent tourist attraction, Abandoned in 7th century. Salona had a mint that was connected with the mint in Sirmium and silver mines in the Dinaric Alps through Via Argentaria. The city quickly acquired Roman characteristics: walls; a forum; a theater; an amphitheater — the most conspicuous above-ground remains today; public baths; and an aqueduct.
Cheap Car Rental Split
Once a popular Mediterranean seaside destination, Split is now a thriving harbor city in Dalmatia that sees millions people pass through it every year. The best known image of Split is the spectacular beach, Diocletian Palace, Marjan Hill and other monuments. Split has a good selection of shops, bars and restaurants, as well as the more traditionally Mediterranean food.
Split by Car: Great Sights at Bargain Prices
Rent a car in Split and explore the area to your own pace. 15 kilometers outside Split, is the old ancient city Salona. A magnificent tourist attraction, Abandoned in 7th century. Salona had a mint that was connected with the mint in Sirmium and silver mines in the Dinaric Alps through Via Argentaria. The city quickly acquired Roman characteristics: walls; a forum; a theater; an amphitheater — the most conspicuous above-ground remains today; public baths; and an aqueduct.
