Bicycle Tours & Trips in Croatia and Slovenia

Ride from Lake Bled through the Upper Bohinj Valley along the Sava Bohinjka River in Triglav National Park, then cycle 42 km over Vršič Pass before heading down into the emerald Soča Valley. The route follows the Parenzana Trail from Novigrad past old railway stations and stone viaducts.

The route meanders along coastal paths and hilltop villages in this independent cycling tour. Stops include local vineyards, olive groves, and traditional konobas, highlighting regional wines and truffle specialties.

The path weaves through alpine tracks, karst landscapes, and coastal routes in this independent cycling adventure. Riders navigate diverse terrains from mountain lakes to Istrian hills, supported by GPS and detailed route guides.

Cycle 45 km from Trieste's railway station through forests and fields to the spa town of Piran on Slovenia's coast. The route continues 55 km past the patchwork Sečovlje salt pans and red earth vineyards to Livade, famous for truffles and olive oil.

Rugged gravel paths dominate this advanced tour, rated 'Serious' for physical demands. The route combines bikepacking with comfortable accommodations, featuring 80% gravel roads and 5% single tracks through alpine meadows and emerald valleys, ideal for seasoned cyclists.

Riders pedal from Trieste's Habsburg port through Slovenia's coastal gem Piran, where Venetian architecture lines narrow stone streets along the Adriatic. The route goes through Istrian fishing villages including Umag and Novigrad, following coastal routes to Rovinj's colorful harbor and ending at Pula's ancient Roman amphitheater. This self-guided moderate cycling tour spans 8 days with luggage transfers between 3-star and 4-star hotels, perfect for cyclists aged 16+ checking out karst hills, vineyards, and Mediterranean coastline across Croatia and Slovenia.

Start in Habsburg-era Trieste and cycle through Slovenia's Sečovlje salt marshes, where sea salt crystals form naturally across vast evaporation pools. The route takes you along coastal paths through Koper and Izola to medieval Piran, then continues past Novigrad to Poreč's UNESCO-listed Euphrasian Basilica.