BEST OF · CROATIA BIKE TOURS
Every trip has one free morning too few. These 15 croatia bike tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back to the fun part.
Explore Split by bike, from Diocletian’s Palace to Marjan Park, with a local guide, city views, hills, and optional e-bike support.
“An excellent bike tour of Split with Egor. Great guide, lots of information, beautiful city. He also recommended other things to see without the bikes. Highly recommend”
Cycle Pula’s coast, swim at Pigeon’s Cave, see Verudela Canyon, and enjoy a small-group adventure with photos and videos.
“Really enjoyed the bike ride - good mountain bikes provided. Our guide was very knowledgeable & interesting. He rode at our pace and looked after us very well . Definitely the evening was the best time to do this.”
Kayak from Lopud to Šipan, cycle through villages and vineyards, and enjoy a full active day among Dubrovnik’s Elafiti Islands.
“Super fun experience and our guide Ivan was awesome. Total professional and really made the day a great one. That said here are few things you need to know! The adventure starts on the island of Lopud. We had to arrange our ferry ride to the island, which was not included in the price of the trip. Once you arrive, you sea kayak first. Make sure you have water shoes and a change of clothes. You get very wet! They will give you a wet bag to hold your stuff. Bring a backpack, sunscreen and a hat as you are on the water for a couple of hours! Wear contacts…”
Review of Zagreb Highlights Bike Tour, covering sights, guides, price, pace, practical details, and who will enjoy this 2.5-hour ride.
“The local history was very good. The ride around the city allowed us to determine what parts we wanted to explore more thoroughly.”
Ride from Split’s old town to Marjan Hill, Sustipan, and panoramic island views on a practical three-hour guided bike tour.
“Eva, the tour guide was lovely, the tour was informative and covered lots of the city. The national forest was beautiful, but challenging in parts. The bikes were brand new, if you enjoy cycling this tour should be on your list.”
Ride Split’s Marjan Park, Bene Beach, Matejuška, and Riva on a guided electric bike tour with sea views and local history.
“Hrvoje was a fantastic tour guide, very passionate and knowlegeable. my first time on an electric bike and i loved it. very easy and fun to use. i would recommend this trip. Thanks Hrvoje.”
See Zagreb by bike in 2.5 hours, from the Green Horseshoe and Dolac Market to Stone Gate, St. Mark’s Church, and Grič Tunnel.
“The tour went ahead with just my boyfriend and myself. We had Alida as a tour guide and had a great experience. She is clearly very knowledgeable in answering all of our questions and also provided plenty of tips for us new tourists. The tour didn’t feel too scripted and mainly just spoken from her head making the tour much more authentic and friendly. Overall great experience and highly recommend!”
Review of Omiš’s Cetina River water bike safari, with practical advice on timing, fitness, value, safety, and what to expect.
“We had a fantastic time on the river bikes. Ivan was amazing, friendly, chatted about the area and also towed me back when I was too tired!!! We would definitely recommend this. A great activity. You need to cycle a fairly long way so be prepared for that!! But great fun and as we were the only ones on our activity (slightly before high season) we could take our time. You will have a great time so please book and enjoy!! Thanks Ivan.”
Explore Split by e-bike with Marijana, from Marjan Park and hilltop views to Diocletian’s walls, markets, and old neighborhoods.
“Our tour was with Marijana. We met her at her place and it was just my friend and I on the tour. She was soooo nice and friendly and took us to many different places and took photos for us along the way. It was a great 3 hour tour”
Ride through Split’s old town and Marjan Forest, with palace views, local guides, bikes, photos, and practical tips for a three-hour tour.
“Sven is the best guide! Thanks for the great tour and flexibility.”
Explore Zadar by bike, from beaches and marinas to the Sphinx and Kolovare, with a local guide and coffee stop.
“Informatie en stops waren goed. Laatste deel van de tour ging teveel langs drukke openbare wegen.”
Ride Hvar’s lavender-lined roads to Lacman Winery for organic wine, local starters, and superb views from Napoleon Fortress.
“It was very nice! Would recommend. Not having a group/guide made it easy to go at our own pace and enjoy the day”
Explore Hvar by premium e-bike, from lavender villages and quiet beaches to Fortica views, with a flexible self-guided route for $75.
“The team at Antonio’s E-bike Rental was fantastic. They were friendly, helpful and informative. The bike ride was a favorite! The tour route was fabulous and gave us the opportunity to experience towns surrounding Hvar and enjoy stopping for food. Juri greeted us upon our return with a smile, ice cold water and a genuine interest in how we enjoyed our trip. Highly recommend this company.”
Cycle from Vidova Gora through Brac villages, visit Skrip’s olive oil museum, and enjoy local food on a small-group tour.
“Very nice bike tour starting beneath pine forest canopy at high point of Brac then winding downhill through the lightly populated part of the island. Pace was safe and traffic light. Croatian drivers are bike friendly anyway. The lunch at the olivRead more”
Ride Hvar by e-bike from Hvar Town to Stari Grad, with lavender fields, mountain views, historic villages, and a flexible self-guided route.
“It was self guided e-bike rentals. The person who checked us in and got us set up with the bikes and the route was very helpful and efficient. He took the time to make sure we were comfortable and sure where we were heading. I communicated a couple times prior with Jadran, the owner, he was responsive and helpful. He was there when we got back and made sure all was good with our day. The route was a great way to see more of the island. Highly recommend them.”
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