General information. OrangeSmile.com offers premium class vehicles and limousines with best rate guarantee. Having a wide choice of rental providers in Opatija, we show you the most beneficial offers on the fly, based on your search criteria.
The most typical car models in the luxury and premium segments in Opatija are: BMW X3, BMW X5, Mercedes SLK, Mercedes C Class, Mercedes E Class and Lexus ES.
A vital characteristic of all limousine offers in Kroatia is a high insurance deposit (franchise). Please read the rental conditions of a selected model prior to your booking.
In addition, for a luxury saloon rental offices in Opatija may request information about two credit cards. It will also be indicated in your rental conditions.
At puck-up time in the office, do not forget to verify the given papers and compare them with your voucher. Sometimes, rental offices in Kroatia try to add optional services without notifying customers.
Having accepted the car, read through the vehicle manual and also examine all noticeable exterior defects (e.g. scratches). If found, check that they are mentioned in your rental documents.
We wish you safe driving around Kroatia!
Frequently asked questions
In settlements, drivers are allowed to move at a speed that does not exceed 50 km/h, and on country roads the maximum allowed speed is 90 km/h. On motorways, the limit is 110 or 130 km/h, depending on the type of the road. Note that all the restrictions mentioned are valid in case there are no road signs with other directions.
The maximum allowed blood alcohol content for drivers is 0.5 ‰. Drivers under 24 years old are prohibited from drinking alcohol at all. If you pass the alcohol test, and your blood alcohol content is from 0.5 to 1.0‰, then you will be issued a fine that will range from 1,000 to 2,000 kuna.
If the blood alcohol level is between 1.0 and 1.5‰, then the amount of the fine will be increased and will range from 2,000 to 5,000 kuna. If the blood alcohol level is more than 1.5‰, then the amount of the fine will be from 5,000 to 15,000 kuna. In the latter case the driver is also likely to be imprisoned for up to two months.
