How much does the 6-day e-bike tour in Istria cost?

The tour starts from €920 per person in a double room with 3-star accommodation in spring and autumn, and from €1,110 with 4-star hotels. Prices rise in the mid-season and summer. Bike rental is separate: €200 for an e-trekking bike, €240 for an e-gravel bike, €180 for a gravel bike or €120 for a trekking bike, covering the four riding days.

How is this Istria tour different from the 7-day e-bike tour from Poreč?

It follows the same base in Poreč and the same highlights — Momjan, Vrsar, Grožnjan, Motovun and Rovinj — but in six days with four riding days instead of five. It suits riders with a shorter holiday or a long weekend plus a few days off.

When is the best time for an e-bike holiday in Istria?

The tour can start on any day of the week from 15 March to 15 November. March, early April and late October to mid-November have the lowest prices; mid-June to mid-September is the peak season with the highest rates and the warmest weather.

How difficult is this Istria e-bike tour?

It is graded moderate and is meant for people who cycle regularly. Daily rides are 35 to 59 km with up to about 570 m of climbing, on mostly paved roads with some unpaved sections. On an e-bike the hills around Grožnjan and Motovun become much easier.

Which bikes can I rent for this Istria tour?

You can choose an e-trekking bike (also available with a low-entry frame), an e-gravel carbon bike, a gravel bike or a trekking bike. Each comes with helmet, lock, pump, spare tube, phone holder and cycle computer. GPS units, clipless pedals and extra panniers are available at extra cost.

Do I need to move my luggage on this Poreč-based tour?

No. You stay in the same hotel in Poreč for all five nights. On three of the riding days a shuttle takes you to the start of the ride, and on the last ride a shuttle brings you back from Rovinj, all included in the price.

How do I get to Poreč in Istria?

The nearest airport is Pula, about 58 km from Poreč; Trieste airport is about 123 km away. Private transfers from Pula, Trieste, Venice, Ljubljana and Zagreb can be booked at extra cost.

How do I find my way on this self-guided Istria tour?

You get an offline navigation app with voice guidance, plus a digital information package with detailed route descriptions, maps and GPX files. Printed maps and route notes are available at extra cost.

Istria E-bike Classic Tour: 6 Days from Poreč

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E-bikeGravel BikeTrekking bike6 days / 5 nights194 km4/5Medium-EasyRoute.hotel based

Self-guided
Solo-friendly

Short Description

Discover Istria by e-bike in six days from one hotel in Poreč. Four rides of 35 to 59 km take you along the wine roads to the coast, around Vrsar and the Lim Bay, up to Grožnjan and Motovun, and on to Rovinj, with shuttles to the start points included.

Tour Program

Day 1: Poreč — Arrival
You will arrive in Istria and check in to your hotel in Poreč, which will be your home for the whole tour. At 7 pm the local team will meet you at reception for a welcome briefing and hand over your travel documents, maps and road book, along with any rental bike you have booked. Overnight in Poreč.

Day 2: Momjan — Poreč (49 km; +311 m / −538 m)
After breakfast a shuttle will drive you up to Momjan, where you will set off along the wine roads towards the sea. Vineyards and olive groves will accompany you down to the coast, then you will ride through the town of Novigrad and past the Mirna river delta, following the bays of the shoreline back to Poreč. Overnight in Poreč.

Day 3: Poreč — Vrsar Loop (35 or 44 km; +357 m / −352 m or +422 m / −422 m)
Straight from the hotel you will follow the coast south to Vrsar, the romantic fishing village where Casanova is said to have returned twice. The loop continues through the Kontija forest, with wide views over the Lim Bay, passes the pirate cave and heads inland through small villages back to Poreč. A longer 44 km version is available if you want more of the day in the saddle. Overnight in Poreč.

Day 4: Grožnjan — Poreč (51 km; +566 m / −841 m)
A morning shuttle will take you to Grožnjan, the "town of artists", a medieval hilltop village above the Mirna river with a renaissance loggia from 1585 and streets lined with studios and galleries. Quiet village roads will lead you through Završje and along the Mirna to Motovun, Istria's best-known hill town. From Višnjan, at 246 m, you will look out over the west coast before rolling down to Poreč. Overnight in Poreč.

Day 5: Tinjan — Rovinj (59 km; +456 m / −761 m)
Your last ride starts with a shuttle to Tinjan. Small villages and local roads will bring you past the ruins of medieval Dvigrad, a place of legends about a plague curse and Captain Morgan's buried treasure, to Svetvinčenat and its Morosini-Grimani citadel, and on to Bale with its Bembo palace. From Bale, a mix of gravel and asphalt along the coast will carry you into Rovinj, the old town that was once an island. In the afternoon a shuttle will take you back to Poreč. Overnight in Poreč.

Day 6: Poreč — Departure
Breakfast and end of services.

Tour details

Route.hotel basedSelfguidedMinimum 1 personMinimum age 16 years

✅ What is included in the trip?

🏨 Overnight stay and breakfast
📲 GPS or navigation APP
🗺️ Maps
📞 Local telephone assistance 7/7
🧍‍♂️ Welcome briefing
💧Biodegradable water bottle
🚕 Transfer as scheduled, at the beginning or end of the stage (the order of the stages may vary depending on the day of arrival)

❌ What is not included?

🚎 Transfers not listed as Included
✈️ Journey to/from the starting point
🍽️ Meals and drinks not listed as Included
🖼️ Entrance fees and extras not listed
🛡️ Travel insurance
🌎 Tourist taxes

🙋 Common questions

How much does the 6-day e-bike tour in Istria cost?
The tour starts from €920 per person in a double room with 3-star accommodation in spring and autumn, and from €1,110 with 4-star hotels. Prices rise in the mid-season and summer. Bike rental is separate: €200 for an e-trekking bike, €240 for an e-gravel bike, €180 for a gravel bike or €120 for a trekking bike, covering the four riding days.
How is this Istria tour different from the 7-day e-bike tour from Poreč?
It follows the same base in Poreč and the same highlights — Momjan, Vrsar, Grožnjan, Motovun and Rovinj — but in six days with four riding days instead of five. It suits riders with a shorter holiday or a long weekend plus a few days off.
When is the best time for an e-bike holiday in Istria?
The tour can start on any day of the week from 15 March to 15 November. March, early April and late October to mid-November have the lowest prices; mid-June to mid-September is the peak season with the highest rates and the warmest weather.
How difficult is this Istria e-bike tour?
It is graded moderate and is meant for people who cycle regularly. Daily rides are 35 to 59 km with up to about 570 m of climbing, on mostly paved roads with some unpaved sections. On an e-bike the hills around Grožnjan and Motovun become much easier.
Which bikes can I rent for this Istria tour?
You can choose an e-trekking bike (also available with a low-entry frame), an e-gravel carbon bike, a gravel bike or a trekking bike. Each comes with helmet, lock, pump, spare tube, phone holder and cycle computer. GPS units, clipless pedals and extra panniers are available at extra cost.
Do I need to move my luggage on this Poreč-based tour?
No. You stay in the same hotel in Poreč for all five nights. On three of the riding days a shuttle takes you to the start of the ride, and on the last ride a shuttle brings you back from Rovinj, all included in the price.
How do I get to Poreč in Istria?
The nearest airport is Pula, about 58 km from Poreč; Trieste airport is about 123 km away. Private transfers from Pula, Trieste, Venice, Ljubljana and Zagreb can be booked at extra cost.
How do I find my way on this self-guided Istria tour?
You get an offline navigation app with voice guidance, plus a digital information package with detailed route descriptions, maps and GPX files. Printed maps and route notes are available at extra cost.