Cycling through Northern Croatia

Off-Road Cycling Tour in Northern Croatia showcases what the region has to offer. Croatia is the land of the stunning Adriatic Sea islands, each unique in its own right. Sceneries vary from rocky mountains adorned with natural forests to dense woods with flowing rivers and shores nestled in bays—there's simply so much to explore. All of this, in addition to an incredible culture, picturesque ancient towns, unique and flavorful cuisine, complements the entire experience for one grand adventure

The town of Poreč is a charming coastal town considered the sports hub of the Istrian Peninsula. Despite having a population of just 17,000 residents, it bustles with activity all year round, hosting a variety of events across different fields and boasting an excellent array of hotels and restaurants.

The island of Krk is the largest, northernmost, and most diverse in terms of flora and terrain in Croatia. In addition to its natural diversity, it is connected by a 1,600-meter bridge, making it easily accessible. Covering an area of 406 square kilometers, it stands out as one of the few islands in Croatia equipped with an international airport, serving its 20,000 inhabitants in the Kvarner region of Northern Croatia.

The island of Rab spans over an area of 90.48 square kilometers, renowned as one of the greenest in the Adriatic and perhaps one of the most enchanting. Covered in oak forests, it boasts beautiful sandy beaches.