Epic Croatia travel

Cycling Croatia is certain to get your pulse racing just as passionately as your pedals with an excellent choice of free-wheeling independence and expert guidance allowing cyclists to benefit from Croatia’s stunning coastal scenery and resplendent hillside vineyards. No fixed dates other than any point between April and November allow for greater flexibility for travellers with a superb recommended route, through Croatia’s wine region, adding to the relaxation of short distances interspersed with sightseeing, wine tasting and lovely lazy lunches. The Dalmatian Coast has some wonderful cycling Croatia tracks along scenic roads and through terraced hillsides with regions, such as: ...Read more >

This Ciro Bike Route cycling holiday follows, for the most part, the former Austro-Hungarian railway track from Croatia to Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). Opened in 2017, this spectacular route takes you across the border and through some beautiful Balkan countryside. On this tailor made seven day trip, we give you all the maps and itineraries you need to cycle along the 160km route as well as some recommended diversions off the trail. This is a moderate cycling holiday, covering between 45 – 85 km a day depending on the itinerary you settle on. We have not included bike rental as part of the holiday price because sometimes people like to bring their own, but also because you can ...Read more >

Balkans cycling holidays offer a fabulous chance to discover some of Europe’s rarely seen landscapes as you cross borders from Croatia, to Montenegro, to Bosnia Herzegovina, against a backdrop of winding bays, twisted vines and the rugged peaks of the Dinaric Alps. Average daily distances of around 60kms allow cyclists to cover a fair bit of ground with medieval towns and rural villages providing welcome opportunities to get out of the saddle and learn a little more about the region’s fascinating cultural history. Coastal tracks overlooking the Adriatic provide the perfect blend of countryside and sea views with varying gradients further inland offering level and undulating terrain to ...Read more >

If you’ve ever fancied cycling in Croatia this self-guided itinerary unlocks just as many of the country’s cultural highlights as naturally beautiful scenery with a recommended route from Korcula Island to the countryside southeast of Dubrovnik a real feast for the cycling senses. Cycling Croatia on either a five or an eight day itinerary allows you to make the most of the country’s fairly moderate inclines with medieval heritage, Roman ruins and old-fashioned fishing villages adding to the attraction of a mild Mediterranean climate, particularly either side of summer. Throughout this biking in Croatia holiday full support will be given for cyclists, with transfers, transport, ferry ...Read more >

This small group holiday of the Balkans takes you through the three countries of Croatia, Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Discovering them in three different ways, cycling, hiking and canoeing over a week. Starting and ending in Dubrovnik this fully supported, guided adventure holiday takes you to many spots well off the tourist trail after that. We spend three days cycling along some of the most stunning coastal locations in the region, including the Konavle Valley in Croatia and Kotor Bay in Montenegro, covering between 60-65km every day. On the third day of cycling we end up in Bosnia and Herzegovina following the new Ciro cycling trail for the final leg into the village of ...Read more >

On this tour you will discover Dubrovnik and its surrounding region in the range from its beautiful coastal area, the islands and countryside through numerous walking paths. The intention of this tour is to show you the natural beauty of the old villages in Konavle countryside, Elaphite islands, walled town Ston with Peljesac peninsula and Mljet island which is a national park. Exploring the Croatian coast and islands on foot offers unique opportunity to experience the stunning landscapes, the ancient towns and cultural heritage that makes Dubrovnik with its area one of the must-see destinations in the world. Croatian Adriatic coast and islands tour will show you our homeland in a way that ...Read more >

This fabulous eight day holiday in Dubrovnik blends two of our favourite holiday pastimes, walking and wine, alongside chances to explore the picturesque Peljesac Peninsula situated right in the heart of southern Dalmatia, close to the border with Montenegro. The rural Konavle landscapes just to the southeast of Dubrovnik are ideal for grape growing with local towns and villages inviting hikers to leave surrounding trails in favour of an afternoon spent tasting regional reds and local liqueurs alongside dried figs, smoked hams, cheeses and locally grown fruit and olives. As this holiday in Dubrovnik is designed for small groups as well as couples and individuals it’s possible to enjoy ...Read more >