All our accommodation selections are in-house reviewed. We partner with family-owned, charming guesthouses and hotels where you can relax and recharge. Below are some sample accommodations on our Croatia & West Balkans tours. Depending on availability, the accommodation you stay at may vary but will always be of a similar standard.
Newly built and opened in June 2021, boutique Hotel Porto offers a unique collection of rooms and suites furnished to the highest standards, coupled with a savouring choice of food and drinks in an unforgettable setting, it provides the ideal urban retreat in Dubrovnik. Our personal attention to detail, excellence of service and luxury casual design provide for a truly memorable stay. The young and friendly team is always on hand to provide to make your visit to Dubrovnik unforgettable.
Hotel Ostrea is located in the center of Mali Ston. The rooms are facing the bay and they offer a glimpse of history. The hotel is the previous home of fishermen, sailors and field workers. Thick stone walls provide guests with a unique experience.
“Lounge bar” Mlinica is part of a hotel. The picturesque terrace gives you a chance to enjoy the view and savor some of the most tasteful traditional delicatesse meals.
This tour is in our Gentle difficulty grading. Consisting of a blend of cycle lanes, quiet country roads and some rougher gravel trails, it is recommended to be comfortable riding in all terrains. This tour takes place where the sea meets the mountains, so comfort with elevation gain is a must.
We offer electric mountain bikes, gravel bikes and hardtail MTBs on this tour.
This is a tour of discovery and with it comes an ever evolving backdrop to enjoy during the cycle. If your idea of a perfect bike tour is pushing past beginner, but with rewards of seeing parts lesser known, this tour is the one for you.
With incredible landmarks along the route as well as top tier food & wine stops, you’ll discover more about the Balkan’s rich culture in a few days than most would dream of in a month.
You have a choice of bringing your own bike or renting your tour bike through us during booking. For Croatia & West Balkans, the bikes available are robust electric mountain bikes, manual gravel bikes or hardtail MTBs. If an electric bike is chosen, it will bring the daily saddle time down by approximately 1 hour.
We only partner with the best bike suppliers for all our destinations so you’ll be guaranteed well maintained, premium brand bikes such as Cube, Trek or KTM.
All bike rentals come with helmet, lock, panniers and repair kit. A network of mechanics are on call in case of any mechanical issues faced while on tour.
We offer tours in Croatia from March – October. At the start and end of the tour season, the average temperatures in Dubrovnik are approximately 15 °C (50 °F). These are also the quietest times of the season to miss queues at famous landmarks. Temperatures peak average at 30 °C (86 °F) in July & August and are also the driest months. Temperatures as high as 35 °C (95 °F) have been recorded, but these are quite rare. Please see image below for reference.
As a lot of ground is covered on this tour, you may be exposed to different weather systems. For inland regions such as Trebinje, temperatures can rise as high as 40°C (104°F).
We include detailed navigation instructions and GPX files for your ride. Our navigation app is easy to use and we give a detailed instructional video on how to use it. If you are having any difficulty, we are on call at all times to assist you.
Croatia & West Balkans generally has a good level of English fluency in the more popular destinations by the coast. Further inland & lesser ventured areas, prevalence of English may not be as common.
Included in your tour, is 24/7 message and video support. If you have an issue with navigation, bike breakdown, accommodation, medical, etc, we are at the touch of a button away at all times.
We have an extensive network of suppliers along the route, who will resolve the problem as swiftly as possible.
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