What to expect

Four Guided Cycling Days
Explore the Croatian coast and countryside on four guided cycling days, pedaling past sparkling bays, rolling vineyards, and charming villages along the way.

Pula
Discover Pula’s ancient Roman ruins, from its grand amphitheater to well-preserved temples that bring the city’s rich history to life.

Porec & Rovinj
Poreč and Rovinj captivate with cobbled streets, colorful harbors, and authentic fishing ports that perfectly capture the charm of the Istrian coast.

Foodie Experiences
Indulge in foodie experiences with a winery visit in hilltop Motovun and a memorable oyster tasting along the coast.
About this trip...
Private Room
Breakfast & dinners included with one drink at dinner
Welcome drink
Four days cycling
Visit to Pula and Rovinj
The bikes that will be used are hard tail MTB bike Kona Lava Dome 29’ or 27’5 wheel size or similar
Accompanying Solos Tour Leader
- E-Bikes available to prebook in advance – approximately $265 per week.
- International flights not included. Let us help you book them! Learn more.
- Travel insurance
- Tips & drinks
- Meals when not included in the itinerary
- Activities when not included in the itinerary
What you'll be doing

Day One: Arrival at Pula Airport
- Dinner included

Day Two: Scenic Tour from Novigrad to Savudrija
- Distance: Approximately 22 miles (shorter version only to Umag 15.5 miles) | Elevation gain: ±500 ft
- Breakfast & dinner included

Day Three: Journey from Žminj to Lim Bay
After breakfast, we transfer to the start of today's cycling adventure, Žminj, in the heart of the Istrian peninsula. From here, we will head through the villages of Foli & Bokordići, taking a break in Savičenta village - well known for the Morosini-Grimani Castle. We then ride to Lim Bay, stopping enroute to visit the ruins of Dvigrad, an abandoned hilltop town. We will finish our tour at Lim Bay, a sunken valley stretching 8 miles long, here we will end the ride with oyster tasting.
- Distance: Approximately 17 miles | Elevation gain: +400 ft / -1,380 ft
- Breakfast & dinner included

Day Four: Explore Pula and Rovinj on foot
Today we spend a day exploring on foot, discovering the Istrian Peninsula. We will journey by coach to the historical town of Pula, home to an impressive and perfectly preserved Roman Amphitheatre. Pula is nestled beneath the hills on the southern tip of the Istrian Peninsula and here we will find cafes spilling out onto the pavements and colourful boutiques sitting among the ancient Roman ruins. After lunch, we make our way to medieval Rovinj, a pretty resort reminiscent of Venice, with its houses seemingly rising out of the water, a lovely Old Town and picturesque harbour.
- Breakfast & dinner included

Day Five: Cycle from Porec to Kontija Forest
Today's biking route will begin in Poreč as we cycle towards the towns of Funtana and Vrsar. Vrsar is a small fishing village, also known as a place where the famous Casanova was hiding from Venetian authorities. We then ride towards Kontija forest to enjoy unpaved paths and beautiful nature.
- Distance: Approximately 16 miles | Elevation gain: +820 ft / -425 ft
- Breakfast & dinner included

Day Six: Stanica, Biloslava & Motovun winery visit
Our final biking day has the potential to be one of the most beautiful, as the section from Buje over Grožnjan to Livade and Motovun has beautiful lookout points, 6 tunnels, 4 viaducts and several bridges. We begin in the small village of Stanica near Grožnjan - the 'Town of Artists'. Continuing along the southern side of the plateau, at some points on this route, we ride on a rough gravel road. We will arrive in the village of Biloslava, where there used to be a roofed railway stop - named after the nearby town of Kostanjica. The site offers a beautiful view of the Mirna River valley, Motovun, Vižinada & Kostanjica. We conclude our trip in one of the local wineries in the Motovun area.
- Distance: Approximately 13 miles (longer version starting from Buje adds about 4 miles) | Elevation gain: +640 ft / -1,540 ft
- Breakfast & dinner included

Day Seven: Free Day
Today we can enjoy a free day to relax at the hotel or take the opportunity to explore this region further. The center of Poreč is around a 40 minute walk away, a picturesque stroll along the coast, or a short taxi ride. Tonight, we gather one final time for a farewell dinner.
- Breakfast & dinner included

Day Eight: Departure day
This morning, we enjoy our final breakfast at the hotel before departing to Pula airport for our return flight home.
- Breakfast included
Accommodations
Hotel Mediteran Three-star
Facilities include
Room includes
Dates & Prices
Essential Information
- Cycling shorts/trousers with padded seat – to wear under your cycling clothes – definitely worth investing in a pair or two if you haven’t any already.
- Shorts to go on top of cycling shorts. For cooler climates or early/late in the season, you may want to consider packing three-quarter length shorts or tights/leggings.
- Waterproofs – light-weight fold-able jacket and trousers to fit in your small rucksack
- Comfortable trainers/footwear for cycling
- Cycling jersey or similar (insulated for warmth for cooler climates or early/late in the season)
- Base layer/breathable tops
- Mid layer (Fleece)
- Helmet – essential (we recommend to take your own for comfort and safety)
- Gloves (short or long finger)
- Lightweight drinking bottle
- Sunglasses – bright sunlight can impair your vision when riding, we recommend to bring a pair that fit comfortable and not fall off as you ride.
- Basic first-aid kit – It’s useful to have a basic first-aid kit in your small rucksack as you cycle. Cuts or scrapes can occasionally happen so make sure it includes a set of plasters, together with painkillers, bandages and any essential medication you may need.
- Sunscreen and lip-balm
- Casual clothes and comfortable shoes for when not cycling
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