Istria E-Bike & Boat

Day 1: Embarkation in Omišalj - Cruise to Cres
Day 2: Cres - Pula, 11 mi. (19 km)
Day 3: Pula - Vrsar, 23 mi. (38 km)
Day 4: Vrsar - Poreč, 18 mi. (29 km)
Day 5: Poreč - Novigrad - Rovinj, 36 mi. (59 km)
Day 6: Rovinj - Fažana - Rabac, 25 mi. (41 km)
Day 7: Rabac - Njivice - Omišalj, 23 mi. (38 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, 11 mi. (19 km)
After breakfast on board, the first task is to adjust your bikes before taking them on your very first ride to the iconic red lighthouse. Afterwar returning to the boat, it sets off for another crossing to Pula at the southern tip of Istria, where you'll enjoy a guided tour of the old town. The secret capital of Istria awaits with impressive evidence of its Roman past. Take your time for an extensive stroll and explore impressive ancient monuments, such as the famous amphitheater reminiscent of the Colosseum in Rome, the Temple of Augustus, and the Golden Gate.

Day 3: Pula - Vrsar, 23 mi. (38 km)
In the morning, explore the picturesque scenery in and around Pula. Via Galizana, cycle to Vodnjan and further through the fishing village of Fazana before returning Pula. Once there, the boat crosses to Vrsar, stopping for a swim break at the Limski Fjord. In Vrsar, where you will spend the night, the heartbreaker Casanova is believed to have sought temporary refuge from the husbands of his lovers.

Day 4: Vrsar - Poreč, 18 mi. (29 km)
From Vrsar, cycle along the Limski Canal to Kloštar in the rural hinterland. Stop and take a much needed rest and enjoy a local meal before the tour continuing on to today's destination, Poreč. In the afternoon, encounter the colorful history of Poreč at every turn as you stroll through the charming old town with its beautiful buildings from bygone eras. A visit to the famous Euphrasius Basilica with its magnificent early Christian mosaics is also worthwhile.

Day 5: Poreč - Novigrad - Rovinj, 36 mi. (59 km)
In the morning, follow the "Parenzana", an abandoned railroad line, which leads to the famous artists' village of Groznjan. The picturesque artists’ village is a medieval jewel in the Istrian hinterland. It awaits with romantic alleys, flower-filled squares, and diverse galleries that have made their home in old natural stone houses. In the afternoon, bike through rural Istria via Buje to Novigrad. You'll have the opportunity for a quick swim before the boats crosses to Rovinj.

Day 6: Rovinj - Fažana - Rabac, 25 mi. (41 km)
A morning bike ride leads near the coast, mostly on natural forest paths to Fažana, with its quaint little harbor and promenade lined with colorful houses. Later you continue to Pula, where the boat takes you the rest of the way to Rabac. Here, located on a picturesque bay on the east coast of Istria, enjoy gorgeous white pebble beaches, crystal clear waters, and a beautiful harbor. Not to be missed is an evening cocktail in a local bar.

Day 7: Rabac - Njivice - Omišalj, 23 mi. (38 km)
In the early morning, the boat crosses to the island of Krk, where you'll embark on your final bike ride. The route leads from Njivice to Omišalj, the largest island in Croatia and home of the delicious Zlahtina white wine, impresses with its diverse landscapes. Don’t miss the opportunity to cover yourself in the mineral rich mud in the bay of Soline, which is said to reduce the appearance of aging. Maybe this is true but it also makes for a wonderful holiday memory! Back in the harbor of Omišalj, the boat awaits with a delicious last evening meal prepared by the chef.

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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