Split · CYCLING TOURS
11 reviewed
The shortlist we’d hand a friend flying into Split: 11 cycling tours worth your time, each with its price, its verdict, and the one thing to check before you book.
Split highlights by bike: Riva, Diocletian’s Palace, Croatian National Theatre, Marjan Park views. Small group, bike and helmet included.
“I highly recommend this bike tour, our guide was so fun and informative. We learned a lot about Split and the country, a while enjoying a beautiful bike ride.”
Ride quad bikes from near Split to Cetina River canyon and Podstrana mountain views, with pickup options, helmets, and coastal trails.
“The most fun and excitement of our trip!!! Our guide was so accommodating, safe and matched our skill level with our ride. We had been on ATVs before but not necessary.”
Ride Split’s old town and Marjan Hill by bike in 3 hours. Panoramas, Diocletian Palace lanes, Sustipan cliffs, and great local guides.
“My partner was sick and was not able to make it. we were in a cruise with my Daughter and her Husband I asked then to take our place. We went and they accommodated by adding one to our reservation. The best thing was that they did not realize we were expecting Electric Bikes. After a quick phone call they figured it out and it was a reasonable extra fee. They brought us in the most beautiful park we had ever seen. They showed us how beautiful and wonderful Split was. They have us a lesson on the castle and how the city evolved and expanded. My son iin laws…”
Ride Split’s coast and views by e-bike in 3 hours, hitting Bene Beach, Marjan Park viewpoints, Matejuška, and Riva Promenade.
“We had a very good time with our tour guide. With e-bike it was so much easier. The views were beautiful. Loved the big park.”
Pedal stable water bikes through the Cetina River Canyon near Omiš. Easy briefing, included snacks and photos, eco-friendly fun.
“Such a novel way to experience the beauty and peace of the Cetina River. Very well hosted - cheery and attentive. With knowledge of the surrounding landscape. Easy to find. Easy to highly recommend!”
Small-group Split e-bike tour to Marjan Park and Old Town with a guide, quick photo stops, and panoramic views in 2–3 hours.
“You couldn’t ask for a better tour guide than Mariana! She shared so much great information about Split and also has a great sense of humor. Highly recommend this tour. You’ll get a great overview of the city in just a few hours.”
3-hour Split electric bike tour with a safety briefing, Marjan Park views, Bene Beach pauses, and Matejuska Pier lookouts.
“It was a breathtaking ride, with a phenomenal tour guide and historian Irena! 😎 We learned so much about Split during our Mayan Hill ride. All of us mastered the e-bikes in no time and my knees didn’t feel a thing! Would recommend for a tour for those looking for a more physical active adventure! Well worth it! Charming bike shop!!”
Ride Split by bike on a small-group tour: Marjan Park views, Matejuška Pier local life, and Diocletian’s Palace details with an English guide.
“This bike tour was one of the highlights of our Croatia trip! Lovre was our guide, and he did a fantastic job guiding us through Marian Park and showing us breathtaking views of Split! We did the evening tour, which I highly recommend. It was less hot, and we got some “golden hour” photos with great light! We learned a lot during the bike tour and got some good exercise in, too. I would (and will!) recommend this tour to anyone visiting Split!”
Ride Split’s Old Town and Marjan Park by bike with a local guide, big sea views at Matejuška, and an easy finish on the Riva.
“our guide lucia was great. we had ebikes and they were very nice ones. thank you a lovely bike ride to Marjon.”
Electric-bike ride through Krka National Park from Skradin with helmets, maps, locks, GPS tag, and a scenic waterfall stop.
Bike through Split for about two hours with a guide, then walk Diocletian’s Palace. Bike included, small English group.
“Our guide took us from the hilltop overlooking Split to the basement of Dioclean's palace all the while giving us insights into the history, as well as the current scene.”
