What You Can and Can't Ride
Most tourists don't realize this: in Croatia, a standard car (B category) driving license lets you legally ride a 50cc moped. No motorcycle test, no extra certification — just your regular license and ID.
50cc mopeds capped at 45 km/h are allowed on a car license. Anything 125cc and above requires an A1 or A2 motorcycle license.
Who This Is Best For
This makes 50cc rental the easiest way for non-riders to get around Split independently — perfect for reaching nearby beaches, Marjan Hill, or just avoiding taxi queues in the old town.
It suits first-time visitors without motorcycle experience, couples who want independent transport without renting a car, and anyone staying in the old town who needs to reach parking-restricted areas.
Limitations to Know
50cc mopeds are city and short-trip vehicles — the 45 km/h cap makes them impractical for longer highway routes like Omiš or Makarska.
For those, step up to a 125cc scooter with an A1 license. Moto Andro stocks a range of 50cc mopeds ready to go with helmets included — just bring your ID and car license.
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