Prepare for an extraordinary adventure that combines cycling and hiking through Croatia’s iconic regions. We begin in the vibrant streets of Zagreb, immersing ourselves in its rich culture. Then, we head to the stunning natural wonders of Plitvice Lakes and Krka National Parks, where you’ll marvel at breathtaking waterfalls and lush landscapes.
Next, we explore the medieval towns of Trogir and Split. In Trogir, enjoy its preserved Venetian architecture, while Split showcases the grandeur of Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Then, we travel to the sun-kissed islands of Brač, Hvar, and Korčula. Cycle along scenic coastal paths, relax on Brač’s beautiful beaches, and experience Hvar’s vibrant nightlife alongside Korčula’s charming streets and local wines.
We conclude in Dubrovnik, the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” where you’ll explore the historic Old Town and its majestic city walls. Each day is meticulously crafted to offer a balance of adventure, cultural immersion, and tranquil village life, allowing you to fully embrace the beauty and heritage of Croatia. Your next great adventure awaits!
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Hike and Bike in Croatia | Self Guided Multiactivity Tour
From Zagreb to Dubrovnik
Self-Guided Bike Tour
A Self-Guided Bike Tour is a type of cycling adventure where you have the freedom to plan and navigate at your pace. Our dedicated tour guide and support team will handle hotel bookings, logistics, and baggage transport, ensuring you enjoy a hassle-free and carefree experience.
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Stages up to 50 km per day with a maximum of 600 meters of climbing. They are conceived for guests that ride their bikes twice per week on roads without major climbs. Usually, you are back at the hotel in the early afternoon.
For guests that want more riding, we can add extra loops to regular stages.
25 – 80km / day
In: Zagreb (Google Map)
Out: Dubrovnik (Google Map)
Arrive in Croatia’s capital, Zagreb.
Meet your local guide for an orientation walk through the vibrant city center. Zagreb combines Central European elegance with Mediterranean charm. Explore Ban Jelačić Square, take a stroll through Zrinjevac Park, and climb to the Upper Town, where you’ll find cobblestone alleys and the Gothic Cathedral. With its museums, galleries, and coffee houses, Zagreb is the perfect introduction to Croatia.
Meals: –
Activity: Guided tour of Zagreb
Overnight stay: Zagreb
In the early morning, take a scenic transfer to Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia’s natural gem. This breathtaking park features stunning turquoise lakes that sparkle under the sun and a network of wooden boardwalks providing beautiful views of the clear waters. As you stroll, listen to the soothing sound of waterfalls cascading down rocky cliffs, surrounded by lush forests teeming with wildlife. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Plitvice is one of Europe’s oldest national parks and a true marvel of nature that will leave a lasting impression.
Meals: breakfast
Walking distance: 10 km (Upper lakes, Entrance 2 loop)
Overnight stay: Plitvice lakes
Meals: breakfast
Walking distance: 4km
Overnight stay: Skradin
Your cycling adventure kicks off with a personalized bike fitting to ensure a comfortable ride. As you begin your journey, you’ll navigate through serene inland roads that wind through lush vineyards and fragrant olive groves, offering a feast for the senses. Your destination is Primošten, an enchanting town that sits gracefully on a small peninsula, with sandy beaches lapping at its edges. Primošten is renowned for its picturesque scenery, featuring vibrant Babić vineyards that produce unique local wines, and fascinating ancient stone walls that whisper stories of the past. As you explore, take in the stunning coastal views and the charming architecture of the town. After your ride, you’ll have the opportunity to enjoy a refreshing swim in the inviting waters, making it the perfect way to unwind after a day of cycling.
Take a scenic journey from Primošten to Trogir, following the gentle curves of country roads that wind through charming villages and picturesque landscapes. Trogir, a delightful island town, has a storied past that began with Greek colonists and was later shaped by Venetian influence, resulting in a remarkable blend of architectural styles, including Romanesque, Gothic, and Renaissance. As you stroll through the town’s UNESCO-protected medieval core, you’ll find yourself immersed in narrow cobblestone streets that exude a sense of history. These winding lanes are filled with the vibrant sounds of local life, leading you to a lively harbor where fishing boats sway gently in the water. The atmosphere is enriched by the enticing aromas from nearby restaurants, where you can savor traditional Croatian dishes. Every corner of Trogir reveals historical landmarks and cultural treasures, inviting you to explore and appreciate its enchanting ambiance.
Set off on a delightful journey from the charming town of Primošten to the captivating island town of Trogir, traveling along scenic country roads that meander through picturesque villages and verdant landscapes. Trogir, founded by Greek colonists around 300 BC, is a stunning showcase of architectural styles shaped by its history under Venetian influence. As you stroll through its medieval core, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, you will discover a remarkable array of Romanesque, Gothic, and Renaissance buildings. The narrow cobblestone streets brim with character, guiding you to a lively harbor where colorful fishing boats sway gently on the waves. As you explore, soak in the vibrant atmosphere filled with bustling cafes and local artisans showcasing their crafts. Trogir is not just a destination; it offers a chance to step back in time, inviting you to experience its rich cultural heritage and breathtaking beauty.
Take a scenic ferry ride to Brač, an enchanting island famous for its lush olive groves and charming traditional villages. Cycle along beautiful coastal roads with stunning views of the Adriatic Sea, and venture inland to explore tranquil landscapes and hidden gems. Visit small museums that reveal the island’s rich history, and savor local delicacies, including fresh seafood and exquisite olive oils. Brač’s renowned limestone has been used to create iconic structures, such as the White House in Washington, D.C., and Diocletian’s Palace in Split. After a day of adventure and discovery, return to Split by ferry, carrying memories of this captivating island experience.
Take a ferry to Brač, an island known for its olive groves, stone quarries, and traditional villages. Cycle along both coastal and inland roads, explore small museums, and sample local specialties. Brač’s famous limestone was used to construct iconic landmarks, including the White House in Washington, D.C., and Diocletian’s Palace in Split. Return to Split by ferry.
Meals: breakfast
Cycling distance: 20 – 46 km
Overnight stay: Hvar town
A speedboat transfer will take you from Hvar to Korčula. Once on the island, you can cycle past vineyards in Smokvica and Čara, which is known for the Pošip grape variety. At the end of your ride, you’ll arrive in Korčula Town, famous for its Venetian fortifications and narrow stone alleys. This destination is ideal for a gastronomic stop, with plenty of local konobas (taverns) to explore.
Meals: breakfast
Cycling distance: 46 km, extra ride 10 km
Overnight stay: Korčula town
Take the day to discover Korčula at your own pace. You can ride your bike along the coast, stopping at gorgeous beaches, or go for a longer route inland through vineyards, pine forests, and hidden spots. Don’t miss out on trying local treats like handmade makaruni pasta with some refreshing white wine. Korčula, the place where Marco Polo was born, mixes history with a laid-back vibe.
Meals: breakfast
Cycling distance: 0 – 34 km, extra ride up to additional 65 km
Overnight stay: Korčula town
In the morning, you’ll head over to Dubrovnik, often called the Pearl of the Adriatic. You’ll get to wander around the Old Town, which is protected by UNESCO. Don’t miss climbing the iconic city walls and hiking up Mount Srđ. The views of the Adriatic Sea and the nearby islands from up there are simply amazing!
Meals: breakfast
Cycling distance: 0 km
Overnight stay: Dubrovnik
Enjoy breakfast before concluding your tour.
Consider extending your stay to further explore Dubrovnik or the nearby islands.
Meals: breakfast
Overnight stay: –
The hotels we prefer to use are small, boutique hotels, usually located in the center of historic cities.
You are free to choose the accommodation that suits you best.
| PERIOD | 01.04.-28.04. | 29.04.-28.05. | 29.05.-28.06. | 29.06.-31.08. | 01.09.-30.09. | 01.10.-31.10. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per person | 4.130,00 € | 4.550,00 € | 4.850,00 € | 5.120,00 € | 4.930,00 € | 4.380,00 € |
| Single supplement | 795,00 € | 980,00 € | 1.245,00 € | 1.360,00 € | 1.155,00 € | 870,00 € |
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