The tour was a fabulous experience. It was wonderful to spend time and get to know something about the culture and the way people live in Croatia. All the food was from fresh produce and absolutely delicious.
Cycle along the coastlines and hilly outcrops of the Dalmatian Coast on this seven-day cycling adventure. Ride to islands of olive groves and cypress forests to sparkling beaches, then wander romantic cities full of history. Walk along Hvar’s cobbled lanes and Korcula’s small town streets, chill out along Split’s harbour esplanade and discover the secrets behind Dubrovnik’s medieval walls. Explore Hvar Island at your own pace, ride to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Stari Grad Plain and enjoy a group picnic with views of the Adriatic.
Montenegro's wild landscapes, azure seas and rich cultural heritage are the compelling indulgences that greet adventurers in Europe's most bewitching of countries.
Montenegro's magnificent Dalmatian coastline has long been world renowned, attracting movie stars and monarchs to the dazzling blue green seas. The Bay of Kotor is credibly one of the prettiest bays in the world and is lined with many stunning destinations: from the vibrant and contemporary Budva Riviera to quaint and serene Vipazar. Castles, fortress walls, and quaint fishing villages, tucked between orchards and the sea make for a very picturesque cycling expedition.
Vast inland mountains with majestic grandeur give unrivaled panoramic views into a largely uninhabited interior and across dramatic wild forests. There is now a renaissance among travelers as the memories of crippling past troubles fade, and the beautiful uniqueness of the country draws excited audiences once more.
The trip was well planned and we saw the most amazing nature in Montenegro and Bosnia-i-Herzegovina. We had a night in Pluzine near lake piva where the accomodation could have been better. The guide and driver/mechanic were a great team and both of them did an excellent job
Travel along the Dalmatian coast from Croatia to Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina on this seven-day cycling adventure. Ride through islands of olive groves and cypress forests, explore Hvar and wander romantic cities full of history. Tackle climbs, cobbled stones and scenic flats as you ride along the Ciro Trail – a new rail trail that follows the now defunct Austro-Hungarian railway line. Visit the Ostrog Monastery, take in the coastal views as you follow the Bay of Kotor’s shoreline and unwind with a drink and a dip at one of Dubrovnik's hidden cliffside bars.
Marijo helped make this trip an unparalleled joy and success. The amazing scenery of the Adriatic Coasts coupled with his expert knowledge of local places crowd avoidance made this a fantastic trip.
The eastern Adriatic coastline and its soaring mountains offer treasures as numerous as they are diverse. Local dances, music, and folklore abound, while the wine, olives and cheeses make every stop a delight. The road cycling is equally invigorating: sun-drenched Croatian cliffside roads wind high above the sea, while inland, we find ourselves deep in the rugged wilderness of Montenegro and the hushed rural valleys of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Our destinations are ancient towns imbued with a contemporary vibrancy, and their lively street life beckons us to join in.
Our journey begins in Cavtat, a picturesque port village near Dubrovnik. Riding south, we enter Montenegro and the Bay of Kotor, flanked by two massifs of the Dinaric Alps, leading us to the town of Kotor itself, deep within the twisting contours of the bay. The following day, we leave the waterfront for a loop ride in Lovcen National Park, with serious climbs that lead us to stunning viewpoints of the peaks and the chance to encounter wildlife along the way. After another night in Kotor, we cycle back out of the bay, and cross the border into the wilds of Bosnia-Herzegovina, reaching Trebinje for the night. From here, the landscape shifts to forested river valleys and small villages, still offering substantial climbing until we emerge on Bosnia’s short stretch of coastline at festive Neum. The following day, we ride north along the Peljesac Peninsula, a haven for gourmands with abundant seafood, olive groves and wineries, all connected by smooth, scenic cycling roads that help us work up an appetite. Transfer by ferry to the island of Korcula and enjoy the little port town. Our final day’s loop ride is an idyllic immersion in the island’s nature, its fisheries and wines. We transfer back to Dubrovnik for a final night dinner in the heart of the city, a fitting celebration of this exploration of the Adriatic and its many riches.
Join us on this 8-day road biking adventure that showcases the very best of these three dynamic Balkan countries!
Robert PinčevićTravel Expert in Croatia
Tomaz MartinekTravel Expert in Croatia & Switzerland
