CROATIA · CYCLING TOURS
The 4 best e-bike tours in Croatia you can book today, with what each costs, how far it goes and how much climbing is involved. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Explore Hvar by e-bike on a flexible self-guided route to lavender villages, beaches, Stari Grad, and Fortica.
“Really enjoyed our E bike tour around Hvar. Made stops for breakfast and lunch and got to enjoy the beach at.Milne. Beautiful water to swim in. Enjoyed a fabulous lunch at. Mali Milne. Completed the tour with another beach stop just outside of. Hvar town.”
Ride Split's Marjan Park, Bene Beach, Matejuska, and Riva on a guided e-bike tour with sea views, local history, and easy climbs.
“what a great way to experi2nve Split. our guide, Lovre, was fantastic, his knowledge and pride for Split was so great. Lovre was very patient and was always willing to stop and take photos wherever he could. I would definitely recommend doing this tour if you wish to really experience Split. The e-bikes allowed is to cover plenty of ground over a reasonably short period of time.”
Ride Dubrovnik’s Konavle countryside by e-bike, visit historic mills and a monastery, then enjoy local food and wine in a small group.
“This is a must do tour! Mislav was the best guide and took us on the most relaxing, scenic tour. We learned so much about Croatian history and ended at a beautiful restaurant. Everyone in our family enjoyed the trip (kids ages: 16+).”
Cycle Konavle by e-bike from Dubrovnik, then enjoy a three-course lunch, local wine, monastery, old mill, sweets, and liqueurs.
“A fabulous tour, highly recommended. Mislav was knowledgeable, attentive and a brilliant host. I don’t ride a bike much and I’d not tried an electric bike before, it was easy and the scenery breathtaking. On one downhill stretch butterflies flew around us all the way down. The lunch was delicious local produce, situated near to a river. One of the highlights is its a maximum of 8 guests, the visit to the monastery and mill were both interesting and enjoyable. Don’t hesitate to book this tour.”
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