Discover the Istrian Peninsula on a cross-border cycling tour that pairs the full sweep of Slovenia’s Adriatic coast with Croatia’s rolling inland hills. Start on the Slovene Riviera in Portorož, tracing seaside roads and sections of the Parenzana Trail before climbing to vineyard-covered ridgelines overlooking the coast. Across the border, Croatian Istria brings a new rhythm—quiet farm lanes, forested valleys, and hill towns shaped by centuries of Mediterranean influence. Food is part of the experience, from local wines and olive oils to truffles that thrive in Istria’s inland forests, along with the traditional specialties that have earned the region its culinary reputation. This is a deep exploration on two wheels of two countries connected by one remarkable peninsula.
Ride Slovenia’s small but mighty Adriatic coast—just 28 miles of shoreline that links the country to the wider Mediterranean
Enjoy an evening in Piran, a well-preserved coastal city that flourished under Roman and Venetian rule
Visit the UNESCO World Heritage site, Euphrasian Basilica, a 6th century masterpiece
Climb to Motovun, one of Istria's best-preserved hilltop towns, and savor a coffee with panoramic views over the Mirna Valley below
Indulge in the earthy flavors of Istrian truffles, the "Gold of Istria," with a private truffle tasting lunch and cooking class that immerses you in this gourmet delicacy
Beautiful views that make it worth the climb
The rolling landscapes of Istria
Crossing into Croatian Istria, the countryside is dotted with vineyards, olive groves, and medieval villages among truffle-filled forests, making the region as rich with history and gastronomy as it is thrilling on a bicycle.
We LOVED it. Truly the time of our lives. We lost ourselves in the landscape, the slow pace of life, and the incredible wine. We were challenged by the rides and left so proud of ourselves that we did it. Our memories and our experience was something we will always cherish and we are SO excited to plan our next Trek Travel trip!
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This was my first of what I hope will be several trips with Trek Travel. The rides, the food, the views, the accommodations were superb and we had a great group of guests. The guides truly stood out as among the best service professionals I've ever worked with: patient, fun, interesting, knowledgable.
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Loved this trip. It was amazing that so many great activities could be packed into the six days, along with the biking! I believe we experienced the best of the Istrian Peninsula.
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Loved the overall experience. Loved both guides. Far exceeded my expectations. We just had the best time. Loved that the roads were smooth, little traffic and you could see vineyards forever. Then periodically we would ride through these super cool villages. Just beautiful riding.
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Great Ride
Ride from Slovenia’s Portorož to Croatia’s Poreč, passing ancient salt pans, forested hills, and stone villages before a seaside lunch—two vibrant seaside towns, with the best of Istria in between.
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Where to Arrive
Airport:
Trieste, Italy (TRS)
Pick-up location:
Trieste Centrale - Trieste Central Train Station, Italy
Pick-up time:
10:00 AM
Where to Depart
Airport:
Trieste, Italy (TRS)
Drop-off location:
Trieste Airport
Drop-off time:
12:15 PM
Additional Arrival Information
Your Trek Travel guides will meet you at the main entrance of the Trieste Central Station (Piazza della Libertà, 9, 34135 Trieste, Italy) at 10:00 AM on the first day of the trip. After a 30-minute shuttle to your trip's starting point in Muggia, Italy, your guides will do a bike fitting to ensure your comfort on your Trek bicycle this week. After the bike fit, you’ll hear some safety tips and a route overview before taking your first spin along the Adriatic coast, rapidly crossing the border from Italy into Slovenia. Please have your first day’s riding gear handy and separate from your other luggage to facilitate the bike fitting and ride.
We suggest that you arrive at least one day prior to the trip start, which will enable you to adjust to the time zone and minimize the risk of missing the trip start due to flight-related delays. We recommend you fly into Trieste and then take a train to Trieste's Central Station.
The easiest way to access Trieste Central Station and the city center from the airport is by train. The ride takes about 30 minutes and tickets cost around 5€. Trains depart from the airport approximately every 30 minutes and drop you off directly at the Central Station. For more information, visit the Trenitalia website. Alternatively you can also take bus 51 from the airport to Trieste's central bus station (located next to the train station). This ride will take you approximately one hour. Just like at any other airport, taxis are available and prices start from 75€ to the city center.
If you will be late for the pick-up or are going to miss it altogether, please inform your guides. If you cannot reach them, please call our first hotel, Palace Portorož (+386 5 692 70 00) and leave a message with your expected arrival time and contact details. Please note that a taxi from the airport to the trip hotel will cost approximately €150.
Additional Departure Information
Guides will say farewell at 11:00 AM on the final morning, with a shuttle returning you to Trieste Central Station in approximately one hour. Frequent trains continue to Venice from there, and the shuttle can drop directly at Trieste Airport for those traveling onward by air. Please do not book flights before 3:00 PM from Trieste or 7:00 PM from Venice to allow for adequate travel time and possible unforeseen delays.
Ride from Italy to Slovenia along the Istrian coast
Overview
Welcome to your cycling adventure spanning three countries in one week! Your guides will meet you at the main entrance of Trieste Centrale at 10:00 AM, then a brief shuttle takes you out of the city to the maritime villages near the border. In the Italian coastal town of Muggia, your bikes will be ready and waiting. After a personalized bike fit and a quick safety briefing, you’ll soon cross into Slovenia and roll along the Adriatic coastline, tracing seaside roads past Ankaran, Koper, and Izola. Much of the day follows the historic Parenzana Trail, a former railway turned dedicated cycling route. Leaving the trail, you’ll climb over the Piran peninsula before a rewarding descent into the resort town of Portorož. Settle in at Palace Portorož Hotel for the next two nights. This evening, the hotel welcomes you for dinner in its fine-dining restaurant, an ideal setting to gather, toast, and savor what’s ahead.
Hotel
Palace Portorož Hotel
Meals included
Lunch | Social Hour | Dinner
Highlight of the Day
The Parenzana Trail
Ride Slovenia’s stunning coast on a historic rail trail winding through tunnels and over hills to reach our first hotel in Portorož, Slovenia.
Ride Options
Ride Option1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Muggia to Portorož - Approximately 28 mi | 45 km and 1,336 ft | 405 m
Enjoy the rural scenery in the hills of the Koper countryside
Overview
Today takes you into the hills above Portorož and into the Koper countryside, where quiet ridge roads wind through Slovenia’s Istria wine country. The terrain is a steady mix of climbs and rolling contours, with sweeping sightlines across vineyards and coastal hillsides. Along the way, your guides will share a bit of the region’s story and what grows here: Refošk, a bold local red with roots dating back to Roman times. After a breathtaking morning of climbs and curves, settle in for lunch at a local tavern and take in the panorama of the terrain you’ve just ridden. In the afternoon, choose between a few more punchy hills along the ridgeline or an easier return through the valley back to the hotel. This evening, we'll meet to head into nearby Piran together to explore its Venetian architecture and rich history with a private walking tour. Afterwards, enjoy a dinner of your choice at one of the many restaurants of the old town.
Hotel
Palace Portorož Hotel
Meals included
Breakfast | Lunch
Highlight of the Day
Panoramic vistas from the Marezige wine village
High above the Gulf of Trieste lies Marezige, a quaint hillside village filled with vineyards and privileged with far-reaching views over the countryside.
Ride Options
Ride Option1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Portorož to Marezige Loop - Approximately 38 mi | 62 km and 2,716 ft | 828 m
Ride Option2
AVID OPTION:
Portorož to Marezige Loop via Secovje - Approximately 40 mi | 65 km and 3,248 ft | 990 m
Cross the border to Croatia and cycle the Istrian Wine Trail to Poreč
Overview
Say goodbye to Slovenia and hello to Croatia as you ride out of Portorož and cross the border. Today’s route follows sections of the scenic Istrian Wine Trail through rolling hills and coastal roads lined with vineyards full of Istria’s signature grapes—Malvazija and Teran—alongside other local varietals. Watch for the region’s distinctive red clay soils, and, with a bit of luck, you may even spot the Boškarin, the indigenous Istrian ox. By late morning, you’ll roll into Poreč, a historic seaside town home to the UNESCO-listed Euphrasian Basilica, renowned for its early Christian mosaics and Byzantine architecture. Spend time exploring the old town, then enjoy a relaxed lunch at one of our recommended spots. This afternoon, a shuttle brings everyone to San Canzian Village & Hotel. Tonight, gather for dinner at a favorite nearby restaurant and savor the flavors of the region.
Hotel
San Canzian Village & Hotel
Meals included
Breakfast | Dinner
Highlight of the Day
The Istrian Wine Trail
Follow this wine trail through rolling hills and vineyards, tasting local wines that showcase the region’s rich terroir and tradition.
Ride Options
Ride Option1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Portorož to Poreč with Shuttle - Approximately mi 36 | 58 km and 2,570 ft | 779 m
Ride Option2
SHORT OPTION:
Portoroz to Vižinada with Shuttle - Approximately 20 mi | 33 km and 2,073 ft | 632 m
Discover tranquil medieval villages and truffles, the "Gold of Istria"
Overview
Wake up in the quiet Istrian hills, then set out to explore a string of storybook villages and the region’s most prized ingredient: truffles. Your ride begins with a climb to Grožnjan, a hilltop town known for its creative spirit. Often referred to as the “artist town,” the tiny year-round population supports more than 20 art galleries and studios. From there, weave through Oprtalj’s stone streets toward the Motovun Forest. Here, a local truffle-hunting family introduces you to the “Gold of Istria” with a savory tasting lunch and cooking class. Afterward, opt for a scenic ride back to the hotel or hop in the shuttle to leave time to unwind. Riders looking for a little more time in the saddle can take the Avid option, adding an extra, winding climb back up to Grožnjan before returning. Dinner is on your own tonight, either at the hotel’s Luciano Restaurant or in nearby Buje, a short taxi ride from the hotel.
Hotel
San Canzian Village & Hotel
Meals included
Breakfast | Lunch
Highlight of the Day
Featured Meal | Karlic Tartufi
Have fun at a hands-on cooking class with a local truffle-hunting family, followed by a truffle-themed lunch.
Ride Options
Ride Option1
TODAY'S RIDE:
San Canzian to Karlic Tartufi Loop - Approximately 43 mi | 69 km and 3,500 ft | 1,066 m
Ride Option2
SHORT OPTION:
San Canzian to Karlic Tartufi with Shuttle - Approximately 27 mi | 43 km and 2,329 ft | 710 m
Ride Option3
AVID OPTION:
San Canzian to Karlic Tartufi Loop with Groznjan Climb - Approximately 45 mi | 72 km and 3,745 ft | 1,141 m
Activities
Activity 1
TODAY'S ACTIVITY:
Truffle cooking class
Visit Motovun and continue south to Tinjan to sample the best Istrian prosciutto
Overview
Start your day with the hotel’s fresh breakfast buffet, then set out with a descent into the Mirna Valley before your first climb of the day to Motovun, a beautifully preserved hilltop town known for its strategic perch and historic architecture. Enjoy a coffee with sweeping vistas, then return to the bikes and ride deeper into Istria’s farmland, passing vineyards and olive groves along quiet country roads. Midday brings a stop in Tinjan—often called the Municipality of Istrian ham—for lunch with a tasting of local prosciutto, a traditional specialty recognized with a protected European label of origin. Afterward, pedal back north across open countryside, crossing the Mirna river once more before the final climb back to San Canzian. Tonight, take a short shuttle to an inventive local restaurant to toast the week and enjoy one last Istrian feast.
Hotel
San Canzian Village & Hotel
Meals included
Breakfast | Lunch | Social Hour | Dinner
Highlight of the Day
The hilltop fortress town of Motovun
Enjoy a break in Motovun, a walled hilltop village overlooking the valleys below—a time capsule of medieval Istria.
Ride Options
Ride Option1
TODAY'S RIDE:
San Canzian to Motovun to Tinjan Loop - Approximately 43 mi | 70 km and 3,600 ft | 1,119 m
Ride Option2
SHORT OPTION:
San Canzian to Motovun to Tinjan with Shuttle - Approximately 24 mi | 38 km and 2,270 ft | 691 m
One last spin through the Istrian forests
Overview
The final morning is yours — rise early for a last spin through the quiet country roads of northern Croatia, or take your time over breakfast before saying goodbye. Guides will say farewell at 11:00 AM, with a private shuttle returning you to Trieste Central Station in approximately one hour, where frequent trains continue to Venice for those traveling onward.
Meals included
Breakfast
Ride Options
Ride Option1
TODAY'S RIDE:
San Canzian to Marusici Loop - Approximately 12 mi | 19 km and 872 ft | 264 m
On all Trek Travel trips, we offer suggestions for non-riding options for riders who want to take the afternoon off, or travel companions who want to spend little or no time in the saddle. Some of these options may need to be scheduled before your trip. Expenses and related transportation to these activities are not included in the trip price. Some non-riding options during on our Croatia bike tour are:
We've got you covered on and off the bike! Our team of guides will always have one in the support vehicle and one on the bike, ready to fill up your water bottle, fix a flat tire, or give you a lift up the hill. They'll also give you the inside scoop on the best local spots. And when you're not riding, your guides are happy to help with anything you need - from massage appointments to finding that special local treat you've been craving.
This grand seaside hotel is on Slovenia’s Adriatic coast, set along the Portorož promenade and bordered by a protected historic park. Built in 1910, it pairs Habsburg-era architecture with contemporary design touches across its heritage and modern wings. Rooms and suites offer generous space with park or sea views. On-site, the Rose Spa, seawater pools, and a well-equipped fitness center make recovery easy, and dining includes Restaurant Sophia, known for its refined coastal menu.
San Canzian Village & Hotel is a beautifully restored property in the heart of Istria, surrounded by vineyards, olive groves, and rolling countryside. This luxurious boutique retreat, with its stone walls and terracotta roofs, blends rustic authenticity with contemporary design, offering modern comfort and timeless charm in a serene setting away from the coastal crowds.
Experiencing your cycling vacation of a lifetime is not complete without a world-class bike and the Trek Domane SL 7 Gen 4 is the best on the road. Its carbon frame with road-smoothing IsoSpeed, responsive disc brakes, and Shimano Di2 electronic shifting deliver incredible comfort without sacrificing performance. Standard carbon wheels make this bike lighter and faster than ever.
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Fun from the first pedal stroke, the Trek Verve+ 3 helps you go farther with ease. Its low-step frame and upright riding position keep you comfortable, while the Bosch motor provides a natural boost up to 15 or 20 mph (region specific). Shimano hydraulic disc brakes deliver smooth, controlled stopping, so every hill and every mile feels relaxed and enjoyable.
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New in 2026! Trek’s Checkpoint+ SL6 AXS is a lightweight e-assist bike built for miles of fun. The TQ HPR60 electric-assist motor adds a quiet boost up to 15 or 28 mph (region specific), making climbs and long days easier. Carbon wheels and frame, plus IsoSpeed technology, keep it quick and responsive. Gravel riders will use 45 mm tubeless, knobby tires, while Classic riders will be on 38mm road tires—showcasing the bikes versatility. With SRAM’s 12-speed AXS wireless shifting and disc brakes, every move is in your control.
Upgrade to the Checkpoint+ SL 6 AXS for $399 (3-6 day trips) or $599 (7+ day trips). Available in limited quantities. See specific trip dates for available bike options.
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We want you to be fully prepared for your cycling vacation of a lifetime. This involves making sure that you choose the appropriate trip for you and that every aspect of your experience is flawless. Each Trek Travel trip is unique to ensure maximum enjoyment every time.
Your Trip Need to Knows:
Trieste, Italy
Trieste, a city of diverse influences, offers a unique blend of cultures, stunning architecture, and a vibrant urban scene. Its rich history is reflected in the grand Habsburg-era buildings and Roman remains that grace the city. Trieste is renowned for its café culture, with iconic establishments like Caffè San Marco serving as gathering places for intellectuals for centuries. Beyond the city, you'll find picturesque landscapes, including the Karst Plateau and the nearby Miramare Castle, with its stunning park and sea views. For those seeking adventure, the Grotta Gigante, one of the world's largest cave chambers, is just a short drive away. We recommend the following accommodations for your pre-trip hotel:
Where to Stay
Savoia Excelsior Palace
The Savoia Excelsior Palace, located on Trieste's waterfront, exudes classic Central European elegance. Opened in 1911, it was once celebrated as the most luxurious hotel in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. With 144 rooms blending timeless furnishings and modern touches, it offers guests an unforgettable stay just steps from the heart of the city. www.collezione.starhotels.com
The Modernist Hotel
Sitting at the crossroads of innovation and tradition, The Modernist welcomes both modern explorers and seasoned travelers. Housed in a historic masterpiece on Corso Italia, designed by the visionary Dr. Gregorio Ananian, each room blends elegance with function, offering guests a unique space to create their own story. www.themodernisthotel.eu
Hotel Vis a Vis
Vis a Vis seamlessly blends modernity and tradition. The hotel's compact elegance, crafted from crystal and wood, features natural hues and warm lighting to create an inviting space. With 19 meticulously styled rooms and 10 well-appointed apartments, each designed to reflect the city's charm, it offers a perfect central base for your Trieste stay. www.hotelvisavis.net
Venice, Italy
Few cities reward repeat visits like Venice. The maze of islands, bridges, alleys, and canals shifts with the light and the season, and there is always a courtyard or a corner you haven't found yet. Wander from Gothic palaces to quiet piazzas, duck into small museums, and follow the waterways past architecture that layers Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, and Italian influences into something found nowhere else. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Venice spans 118 islands across northeast Italy's Veneto region, though the historic center is remarkably walkable, its neighborhoods connected by bridges and water bus. Founded in the fifth century, it was a maritime empire whose craft of building on water produced some of the most extraordinary architecture in the world. We recommend the following accommodations for your post-trip hotel:
Where to Stay
Oltre Il Giardino
Once home to Alma Mahler in the 1920s, Oltre Il Giardino sits beside a quiet canal in the shadow of the Church of the Frari — one of Venice's most storied Gothic landmarks. Just six rooms give it the feel of a private residence, with refined interiors and a walled garden planted with olive, magnolia, and pomegranate trees. A rare find in a city that rarely goes quiet. www.oltreilgiardino-venezia.com
Hotel Antiche Figure
Set in a 15th-century palazzo on the Grand Canal, the hotel takes its name from the Renaissance frescos that once adorned its facade. A working gondola workshop sits alongside, one of the few still operating in Venice, and the water entrance puts you directly onto the canal. The railway station and water taxi stops are directly across, making it a practical base without sacrificing character. www.hotelantichefigure.com
Hotel Dòna Palace
Occupying a 14th-century palazzo beside the Ducal Palace, the hotel overlooks the Rio di Palazzo Ducale and its Bridge of Sighs. All 31 rooms face the canal, and a private landing dock puts water taxis directly at the door. St. Mark's Square is a five-minute walk through the backstreets of San Marco. www.donapalace.com
The climate of Southern Slovenia and the Istrian peninsula is typically Mediterranean along the coastline, but inland it gradually changes to mild continental climate. Spring and Fall in this part of Slovenia and Croatia tend toward temperate to warm weather. The daily average temperature in Spring ranges between high 60s to high 70s ºF (around 20-25ºC) and in Fall from a high of mid-60s°F (18-20°C) to a low of 50°F (10°C), with some hotter days in June and early September. Rain is always a possibility, so be prepared with layers. The weather can be cool at night, so please bring a light jacket and walking shoes for short evening walks to and from dinner. Please note, one or two dinners are casual with shorts being acceptable attire.
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Trek Travel guides are dedicated to making moments that last a lifetime, and we invite you to thank them with a trip gratuity. These are customary and at your own discretion, to recognize service, hospitality, and the little extras that surprise and delight. For this trip, we recommend $240-$300 per guest and, of course, you may choose to give more if your guides made your trip an unforgettable experience.
Like everything else about your vacation, the Trek Travel team is here to make this experience easier for you. While local currency is preferred, you may also tip through the following options:
Via PayPal (please have this account set up in advance when possible) or with your guest services representative on the phone before or after the trip.
Gratuities will be divided among the guide team, so feel free to leave your gratuity with whomever you choose at the end of your trip.
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Trek Travel offers three hotel levels to match your style. Luxury hotels provide elegant, thoughtful touches with exceptional hospitality. Explorer hotels blend modern amenities with local charm in unique settings. Comfort hotels are casual and conveniently located near Trek Travel activities.
Road: 1-3 hours of riding. Up to 25 mi (40 km). Up to 1,000 ft (300 m).
Gravel: 1-3 hours of riding. Up to 20 mi (35 km). Up to 1,000 ft (300 m).
Hiking: 1-3 hours of hiking. Up to 5 mi (8 km). Up to 1,000 ft (300 m).
Road: 2-4 hours of riding. 20-35 mi (35-60 km). Up to 2,500 ft (750 m).
Gravel: 2-4 hours of riding. 15-30 mi (25-45 km). Up to 2,000 ft (600 m).
Hiking: 2-4 hours of hiking. 4-8 mi (6-12 km). Up to 1,500 ft (450 m).
Road: 3-5 hours of riding. 25-55 mi (40-85 km). Up to 4,500 ft (1,500 m).
Gravel: 3-5 hours of riding. 20-40 mi (35-60 km). Up to 3,000 ft (900 m).
Hiking: 3-5 hours of hiking. 6-10 mi (9-16 km). Up to 2,000 ft (600 m).
Road: 4+ hours of riding. 40-70 mi (60-110 km). Up to 8,000 ft (2,400 m).
Gravel: 4+ hours of riding. 30-50 mi (45-80 km). Up to 4,000 ft (1,200 m).
Hiking: 4+ hours of hiking. 7-15 mi (11-24 km). Up to 4,000 ft (1,200 m).
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