Ride Hailing Apps in Croatia

Uber and Bolt are Croatia's main visitor-facing ride apps, but current public data does not provide an audited national trip share. Sensor Tower data for the fourth quarter of 2025 put Bolt at about 3,900 to 4,800 weekly downloads and Uber at about 3,100 to just over 4,000, so neither overwhelms the other. Install both because the cheaper quote and shorter wait change by city and demand. Uber's published average for Zagreb Airport to Zagreb was about EUR 24 when checked in August 2026. Wizi published a Dubrovnik minimum of EUR 4.50 covering the first 3 km, then EUR 1.50 per additional km, when checked in August 2026. EKO TAXI gives a 20 percent discount on app bookings every Tuesday under its August 2026 offer, which can make it the cheaper Zagreb or Split quote. Uber, Bolt, Wizi, EKO TAXI and TAXI 1717 have English interfaces. A foreign mobile number is enough and no Croatian ID or bank account is required. Uber and Bolt normally accept foreign Visa and Mastercard cards. Wizi and TAXI 1717 support in-app cards; EKO TAXI lists American Express, Diners Club, Mastercard and Visa, but not Maestro. Keep cash in case an issuer declines a local taxi charge. Lyft does not operate, so Uber or Bolt replaces it. Coverage is densest in Zagreb and the Adriatic cities. TAXI 1717 is a Zagreb service, while Wizi and EKO TAXI add named regional coverage. Cammeo is obsolete because it became Wizi on September 19, 2024.