Fiore Tours

During 7 days you will explore the amazing islands, medieval towns, old villages and lovely bays. Croatia is country of 1000 islands, rich history, Mediterranean vegetation and mild climate, one of the best way to explore it is without any doubt on a bike.

The duration of the tour is 8 days (7 nights) and tour is 3 destination based: beginning on the island Korcula where you spend 2 days in circular ride, then you continue traveling down to Dubrovnik where you spend 2 days, after that you cruise to beautiful island Mljet, after 2 days exploring the Mljet you return to Konavle area where you will spend your 2 last days on a tour.

The trackspass through beautiful landscapes dotted with old villages and picturesque towns. Sweep into glorious valleys with rivers andforests and emerge again onto the slopes of hills, meandering through tunnels, over bridges and viaducts, between the vineyards and olive groves of Istria’s top producers.

On our journey we will pass through the medieval towns of Grožnjan and Motovun, situated on hilltops which afford fantastic views. We will also visit the former Roman colonies of Poreč and Pula, which have kept impressive traces of the Roman Empire. Among the charms of culture and the beauty of nature, enjoy the richness of fl avors of local Istrian cuisine, excellent Istrian wines and olive oil.

Home to meandering country lanes, hidden coves, hill top villages, old railway lines and plenty of places
serving delicious ice cream, Istria is the perfect place for a family cycling holiday. We've mixed
cycling routes with cave visits, a spot of snorkelling, plenty of time for swimming in the warm sea,
tasty picnics and some family friendly sea kayaking in the beautiful fjord of Lim. We'll cycle on
undulating roads and tracks which take us through vineyards and olive groves, plus peddle along
the old railway track of the Paranzana. With it's pretty views, hill top town and picturesque rivers,
the Parenzana also hides secret tunnels which we'll discover. A holiday highlight is a day sea
kayaking in the calm waters of Lim fjord where we'll stop at wild beaches to swim and snorkel
before exploring a bat cave.

Based in the seaside resort of Porec and the beautiful Venetian town
of Rovinj, we really get to experience the very best of Istria including its excellent food. Evening
meals will be spent in local restaurants or outside on piazzas, and with plenty of family friendly
menus on offer, you'll find everything from pizzas and pasta to local Istrian specialities alongside
excellent wines that the region is famous for. Basing ourselves in only two places means less
packing and unpacking and more time for activities and relaxing. If you're looking to cycle with
your family and make new friends, plus have all the peddling routes and activities taken care of,
then this wonderful Croatian family adventure holiday won't disappoint.

You will be thrilled with the small picturesque towns, and landscapes dotted with old villages through which you pass. Sweeping into beautiful valleys with forests and rivers framing them and then emerging onto the slopes of the hills, the beauty of the nature will take your breath away. Take a short break and soak up the abundance of peace and greenery.

On this interesting trip you will pass through tunnels, over bridges and viaducts, between olive groves and vineyards that give this area special charm. The medieval hill towns of Grožnjan and Motovun will delight you as much as the unique Poreč and feel the magical spirit of the past there.

Spend two evenings in Split, discover beautiful Diocletian palace.
Discover stone quarries, ancient villages and coastal roads of island Brac, UNESCO world
heritage site of Stari Grad plain and bike along lavender fields to reach famous and trendy
town of Hvar.
Ride along Korcula island and experience its natural beauties.Continue biking along peninsula Peljesac, before you reach your final destination;
Dubrovnik - the pearl of Adriatic

Join us in exploring the former narrow-gauge railway line Parenzana, which was turned into a true attraction for cyclists! You will be thrilled with the small picturesque towns, and landscapes dotted with old villages through which you pass. Sweeping into beautiful valleys with forests and rivers framing them and then emerging onto the slopes of the hills, the beauty of the nature will take your breath away. Take a short break and soak up the abundance of peace and greenery. On this interesting trip you will pass through tunnels, over bridges and viaducts, between olive groves and vineyards that give this area special charm. The medieval hilltop towns of Grožnjan and Motovun will delight you just as much as the pristine nature of the protected areas of Lim Bay, the ornithological reserve at Palud and Cape Kamenjak (Rt Kamenjak). Do not miss unique Porec and the former Roman colony of Pula, and feel the magical spirit of the past there.

Learn about the culture and heritage of Istria and visit picturesque towns on the hills with unforgettable views which will leave you breathless. Visit Hum, the smallest town in the world and experience the spirit of the past in Motovun and Gro≈ænjan, the town of artists. To get to know the best of Istria, walk through Ucka Nature Park which contains a wealth of life and, finally, round off this green adventure with the delicious flavours of indigenous Istrian delicacies and wines. Passing through a landscape of hills framed by rivers, with forests, vineyards and olive groves, you’ll enjoy every moment. Take a break at the winemakers and taste indigenous wines such as Malvasia and Teran, treat yourself to tasty delicacies and experience all the charms of Istria, this exciting Croatian wine region.

Ride along the east and west coasts, and into the Istrian inland. The trackspass through beautiful landscapes dotted with old villages and picturesque towns. Sweep into glorious valleys with rivers andforests and emerge again onto the slopes of hills, meandering through tunnels, over bridges and viaducts, between the vineyards and olive groves of Istria's top producers.

On our journey we will pass through the medieval towns of Grožnjan and Motovun, situated on hilltops which afford fantastic views. We will also visit the former Roman colonies of Poreč and Pula, which have kept impressive traces of the Roman Empire. Among the charms of culture and the beauty of nature, enjoy the richness of fl avors of local Istrian cuisine, excellent Istrian wines and olive oil.

Join us in exploring the former narrow-gauge railway line Parenzana, which was turned into a true attraction for cyclists! You will be thrilled with the small picturesque towns, and landscapes dotted with old villages through which you pass. Sweeping into beautiful valleys with forests and rivers framing them and then emerging onto the slopes of the hills, the beauty of the nature will take your breath away.

Take a short break and soak up the abundance of peace and greenery. On this interesting trip you will pass through tunnels, over bridges and viaducts, between olive groves and vineyards that give this area special charm. The medieval hilltowns of Gro_njan and Motovun will delight you ust as much as the pristine nature of the protected areas of Lim Bay, the ornithological reserve at Palud and Cape Kamenjak Rt Kamenjak). Do not miss unique Poreƒ√ß and the former Roman colony of Pula, and feel the magical spirit of the past there.

The coastal strip, known locally as Blue Istria, is popular with sun-seekers during the summer months, while the interior, or Green Istria, is another story entirely. Here, we will find a world of shading forest, historic hilltop towns, vineyards, olive groves and picturesque rivers. It’s the perfect place for a leisurely cycling holiday.

We start our exploration at Buje, close to Croatia’s northern border with Slovenia, then head south slowly, picking out all of the highlights of this delightful corner of Europe. From the lighthouse at Savudrija to medieval settlements such as Groznjan, we will ride on country roads and then for 2 days on the delightful dismantled railway track of the Parenzana through the rolling hills of the 'Croatian Tuscany'. We will visit wine cellars to sample some of the local favourites, such as Malvasia and Teran. We will also take every opportunity to chill out in pavement cafes overlooking the rolling Istrian countryside and to enjoy local Istrian culinary specialities. Spending time in the coastal towns of Porec and Rovinj and Pula, we will be able to appreciate their beauty, whilst learning a little of their rich histories. If you are looking for a leisurely cycling holiday, with a stunning mix of landscape, culture, delicious food and excellent wines, this is one to consider.

One of the best ways to discover it is certainly by bike. Explore the former narrow-gauge railway line Parenzana, now turned into a cycling track which passes through some of the most beautiful parts of Istria. Enjoy cycling through the charming medieval town of Motovun, situated on a hilltop, offering stunning views of the green vineyards and olive groves of top Istrian producers.

In the past, this railroad used to connect with the lands of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, and served to send quality products from Istria to the imperial and royal courts. But it also connected 33 towns and villages on its way. After the economic and industrial crisis in 1935 the railway line was terminated and disassembled, and today it offers the cyclist who follows its current path an exploration of the beauty of Istria.