Croatia · BIKE & E-BIKE TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 bike & e-bike tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Cycle through Split with an English-speaking guide, passing the harbor, Riva, Diocletian’s Palace, the National Theatre, Poljud, Varos, Marjan Park, and Sustipan. Bikes and helmets are included. Expect hills, especially on Marjan, and consider an e-bike upgrade if you want an easier ride.
“Brilliant experience to see the city from in and above. Guide really takes care of you and has good history of the city. Loved this tour”
Ride through Zagreb with a local guide such as Bruno, Alida, Luciana, or Fernando, stopping at major sights in the Upper and Lower towns. The relaxed 2.5-hour route covers Lenuci’s Green Horseshoe, Dolac Market, Stone Gate, St. Mark’s Church, and Grič Tunnel. Bikes and helmets are included, with groups capped at 12.
“Great tour with interesting spots. We enjoyed it very much. Best way to experience and learn about Zagreb.”
Ride through Zagreb’s Upper and Lower Town with guides such as Filip, Iva, Eva, and Sandro. Expect about three hours of easy cycling, local history, cobblestones, one notable hill, and a break for coffee, a cold drink, or ice cream. Bikes, helmets, a photo, and the refreshment are included.
“Phillip our guide was very good. He took the time to explain things well and answer all questions. It was a nice touch to stop for a coffee in a little out of the way spot and get to know the other people a little bit. Highly recommend.”
Pick up a quality pedal-assist e-bike in Hvar Town, then follow a phone-based route through Velo Grablje, Malo Grablje, Milna, Pokonji Dol, and Fortica. Choose a 24-kilometer loop or the longer 45-kilometer ride to Stari Grad. Staff explain the bikes, route, and safety before you set off.
“Don’t be intimidated by the hilly terrain… get an e-bike and put it in turbo! Staff were really nice and helpful. Bikes are a bit heavy but great quality.”
Ride through Zagreb with guides such as Filip, Sandro, and Robert, visiting the Upper Town, Stone Gate, St. Mark’s Square, Zrinjevac, and more. You’ll cover ground easily, hear local stories, stop for included espresso, and get practical tips for food, shopping, and evening walks. Morning and afternoon departures are available.
“Our tour guide Ivan, was knowledgeable and interesting. He made the tour really fun.”
Ride from Split’s harbor through Diocletian’s Palace, Đardin Park, Marjan’s pine-shaded roads, Saint Jerome Chapel, Vidilica, Sustipan, and the Riva. Guides including Eva, Darla, Duje, and Ivana lead at a friendly pace, but the climb to Marjan is a real workout. E-bikes cost extra.
“My partner was sick and was not able to make it. we were in a cruise with my Daughter and her Husband I asked then to take our place. We went and they accommodated by adding one to our reservation. The best thing was that they did not realize we were expecting Electric Bikes. After a quick phone call they figured it out and it was a reasonable extra fee. They brought us in the most beautiful park we had ever seen. They showed us how beautiful and wonderful Split was. They have us a lesson on the castle and how the city evolved and expanded. My son iin laws…”
Ride through Zagreb’s Upper Town, Lower Town, and newer southern districts with a local guide such as Roza or Bruno. You’ll stop at the Tesla statue, National Theatre, State Archives, Sava River, Bundek Park, Petrini Pyli, and more. Bikes and helmets are supplied. Expect hills, busy crossings, and a full four-hour ride.
“Had a great tour experience with the bike - guide was very experienced and informative with the city Great way to see this place”
Leave Dubrovnik at 9 a.m. for a small-group e-bike ride through Konavle. Mislav or Damir leads you past the Ombla area, marina views, Pridvorje’s Franciscan monastery, and working old mills in Ljuta. Your four-hour outing includes hotel pickup, bike, helmet, local sweets, liqueurs, a generous snack, and wine.
“This is the low-key bike adventure we were looking for! After days of exploring the crowded and sweaty city, we needed a palate cleanser, and this trip in the surrounding countryside on e-bikes was the perfect antidote. We were picked up at our hotel and taken to a nearby valley along with five other riders. Our guide, Mislav, explained how to ride the bikes and led the tour, which covered about 10 miles. The e-bikes made even moderate hills completely irrelevant. We stopped a couple of times along the way at historic and folkloric sites, including an old flour mill, enjoying snacks and drinks that showcased the famous Dalmatian hospitality.…”
Ride through Zagreb with Blue Bike Zagreb for 150 minutes, visiting the Green Horseshoe, Dolac Market, Stone Gate, St. Mark’s Church, and more. English-speaking guides such as Alida, Bruno, Alina, and Fernando explain the city’s past and present. Choose a shared or private ride, with comfortable bikes and frequent stops.
“Alina was a great tour guide, we learned a lot about the history of Zagreb,”
Spend about nine hours exploring Lopud and Sipan by ferry, sea kayak, and bicycle. With guides such as Marco, Filip, Ari, Alex, and Ivica, you’ll paddle across open water, cycle through olive groves, stop for lunch and a beach break, then return to Dubrovnik by ferry. The group is capped at nine.
“We would highly recommend this trip. Spent it with our guide Alex who was so personable and a joy to hang out with. A great active way to see Croatian. Lunch was also a lovely surprise. The chef provided the fresh catch of the day!”
Escape Dubrovnik with guides Mislav or Damir for a 5 to 6 hour small-group e-bike tour through Konavle. You’ll ride 25 km through farmland, visit a Franciscan monastery and old mill, taste local sweets and liqueurs, then sit down to a three-course lunch with wine. Pickup is available from your Dubrovnik address.
“Our guide, Mislav, was wonderful! He was so knowledgeable about the history of the region and had great stories to share along the way. The ride was beautiful! We had never been on e-bikes before - they were super easy and so much fun to ride! Lunch was amazing- local fresh food and wine. Highly recommend!”
Start at a farm in Dubravka and cycle mostly downhill through quiet Konavle countryside. Visit St. Barbara’s stećci, Sokol Grad fortress, old watermills, and Bratoš Winery, where a certified wine expert serves local wines with regional snacks. Guides include Juraj, Yuri, and Teo. Pickup may be arranged.
“Our guide, Juraj, has created a fantastic personalised, boutique cycle tour away from the tourist crowds in a unique setting. We loved the countryside, historic sites, local history and all in such peace and tranquility. The Bratos vineyard and wine tasting provided by our hostess, Renata, was excellent and informative and again a personalised experience on a small and intimate scale. Would highly recommend this cycle tour!”
Start at Plinarska 25 with a safety briefing, then ride through Varoš, past Split’s stadium, and into Marjan Forest Park. Your English-speaking guide leads the way to viewpoints, beaches, historical sights, Matejuška, and the Riva. Regular bikes are included, with e-bikes available for an extra charge.
“My son and I highly recommend this tour! Our guide Irena was so friendly and easy going. She had great stories and local lknowledge of the area! Was the best experience we had in Split!!!”
Ride beyond Zadar’s old walls with an English-speaking local guide on a small-group route to city beaches, marinas, the Sphinx, Puntamika Lighthouse, Arbanasi, and Kolovare. You’ll stop for a coffee, learn about Zadar’s culture and past, and ride at an easy pace. Bikes, helmets, insurance, and repair support are included.
“Informatie en stops waren goed. Laatste deel van de tour ging teveel langs drukke openbare wegen.”
Start near Split's National Theatre with a 15-minute safety briefing, then ride an electric bike through Marjan Forest Park to Bene Beach and scenic viewpoints. Guides including Kazi, Filip, and Fico add local stories and help less-confident cyclists. Finish at Riva before returning to the agency.
“The park is just a perfect place to cycle. i particularly liked how Filip helped my partner who was not confident on a bike.”
Pick a harbour, a walled town or a waterfall.
