Istria E-Bike & Boat

Day 1: Embarkation in Omišalj - Cruise to Cres
Day 2: Cres - Pula, 17 mi. (28 km)
Day 3: Pula - Vrsar - Porec 25 mi. (40 km)
Day 4: Poreč - Novigrad - Rovinj, 36 mi. (59 km)
Day 5: Rovinj, 12 mi. (20 km)
Day 6: Rovinj - Fažana - Rabac, 22 mi. (37 km)
Day 7: Rabac - Njivice - Omišalj, 26 mi. (43 km)
Day 8: Omisalj (Disembarkation)

All distances are approximate. The itinerary is subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances, including but not limited to weather or last-minute docking changes. 

Day 1: Embarkation in Omišalj - Cruise to Cres
Arrive in Omišalj, a charming pirate’s nest on the island of Krk. Check-in on board begins at 2 pm. After settling into your cabin, the boat will set off for the first crossing to Cres. If the weather is favorable, the boat stops in a beautiful bay where you can take a refreshing swim in the Adriatic Sea. Today's destination is the capital on the Island of Cres. The Venetian-influenced old town of Cres, with its beautiful alleys and churches, entices you to take an extensive evening stroll.

Day 2: Cres - Pula, 17 mi. (28 km)
Start the day with a leisurely breakfast on board as the boat sails towards Pula. In the afternoon, venture out to explore the surrounding areas, beginning with Galižana, known for its traditional winemaking. Continue to Vodnjan, renowned for its ancient olive oil production and well-preserved medieval architecture. The journey then takes you through Fažana, a quaint fishing village with beautiful views of the Brijuni Islands National Park. Return to Pula for a guided city tour, highlighting its historical sites such as the Roman amphitheater and the Temple of Augustus. Enjoy the evening discovering more of Pula’s charming streets and local culture. Overnight stay in Pula.

Day 3: Pula - Vrsar - Porec, 25 mi. (40 km)
Start the morning with breakfast on board as the boat cruises to Vrsar, a town with a reputation for its historical charm and connection to Casanova, who is said to have taken refuge here from jealous lovers' husbands. From Vrsar, cycle along the scenic Limski Canal to Kloštar, traveling through the picturesque rural landscape until reaching Poreč. Poreč boasts a vibrant atmosphere with its bustling promenade and lively shopping streets. Don’t miss the Euphrasius Basilica, renowned for its stunning early Christian mosaics. Enjoy the afternoon swimming and relaxing before spending the night in Poreč.

Day 4: Poreč - Novigrad - Rovinj, 36 mi. (59 km)
In the morning, we cycle along the "Parenzana," a historic railway route that connects us to Grožnjan, a renowned artists' village nestled in the Istrian countryside. This medieval town, known for its charming streets and vibrant artistic community, features flower-adorned squares and galleries housed in traditional stone buildings. In the afternoon, continue your ride through the scenic Istrian landscape, passing through Buje on the way to Novigrad. Enjoy an evening exploring Novigrad’s coastal beauty and spend the night there.

Day 5: Rovinj, 12 mi. (20 km)
In the morning, as you enjoy breakfast on board, the boat heads to Rovinj, the starting point for today’s biking adventure. Leaving town, you'll follow the old railroad line to the Lim Canal. You can choose to extend the cycle tour and ride past picturesque bays where you can stop for a refreshing swim. After some relaxation at the beach, return to the boat and spend the afternoon discovering Rovinj’s charming streets. In the evening, a guided city tour will uncover the rich history and hidden gems of this captivating town. Spend the night in Rovinj, soaking up the local atmosphere.

Day 6: Rovinj - Fažana - Rabac, 22 mi. (37 km)
The morning's bike ride follows scenic forest paths along the coast to Fažana, a charming village with a quaint harbor and a promenade lined with colorful houses. After boarding the boat, the journey continues with a coastal cruise to Rabac. Situated in a picturesque bay on Istria’s east coast, Rabac is renowned for its stunning white pebble beaches, crystal-clear waters, and beautiful harbor. An evening cocktail at a local bar is a perfect way to end the day.

Day 7: Rabac - Njivice - Omišalj, 26 mi. (43 km)
Early in the morning, cross over to the island of Krk, where the final cycling stage awaits. This route takes you from Njivice to Omišalj on Croatia’s largest island, celebrated for its varied landscapes and the renowned Zlahtina white wine. Take time to experience the therapeutic mineral-rich mud of Soline Bay, known for its rejuvenating properties and as a memorable holiday highlight. Upon returning to the harbor in Omišalj, the boat is ready for a farewell dinner on board, providing an opportunity to celebrate with fellow travelers, the crew, and guides.

Day 8: Omisalj (Disembarkation)
After breakfast disembarkation by 9 am.

This tour is also offered onboard the Comfort Class vessel, the Linda. Most of the participants will be using regular touring bikes. If that interests you, please check out our tour Istria. 

If you’re looking for something different, check out our full list of bike & boat tours or view all our featured trips, including hiking, multi-adventure, & active cruising.

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