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Croatia gives you a coastline made for riding, and the two programmes on this page show two quite different ways to enjoy it on two wheels. One is a structured road training camp in Dalmatia; the other is a gravel journey that crosses three countries before finishing on the Istrian coast.
The Spring Cycling Training Camp on the Makarska Riviera runs for 9 days and is based in Baška Voda, a small coastal town about an hour south of Split. It has run for 17 years, so you are joining a well-established camp rather than a first attempt. You stay at either Hotel Slavija 4*+ or Hotel Horizont 4*, both on half board. It suits riders who want to put in focused early-season miles somewhere warmer and more scenic than home.
The Parenzana Grand Tour is a six-day gravel holiday along the historic Parenzana railway trail. You start at the Italian border at Muggia, follow the Slovenian coast and ride past the clear waters of Istria to Poreč. It covers around 123 km of gravel, with riding averaging a relaxed 45 km and 450 m of climbing. That gentler rhythm will appeal if you want time to take in the landscape, the coast and the history of the old line, rather than chase training targets.
Prices on this page start from 389 EUR, for the Makarska Riviera training camp. Whether you want structured road training or an unhurried gravel ride, both options let you see a side of the Adriatic that is best experienced from the saddle.
Prices on this page start from 389 EUR, which is the starting price for the 9-day Spring Cycling Training Camp on the Makarska Riviera. Check the Parenzana Grand Tour listing for its own pricing.
The Makarska Riviera training camp runs for 9 days. The Parenzana Grand Tour is a six-day gravel holiday.
The training camp is based in Baška Voda, a small coastal town on the Makarska Riviera about an hour south of Split. The Parenzana Grand Tour starts at the Italian border at Muggia, follows the Slovenian coast and finishes in Poreč, on the Istrian coast.
You stay at either Hotel Slavija 4*+ or Hotel Horizont 4* in Baška Voda. Both hotels are offered on a half board basis.
The route covers around 123 km of gravel along the old Parenzana railway trail. The riding averages a relaxed 45 km and 450 m of climbing, so the pace leaves plenty of time to enjoy the coast and countryside.
Yes. The Makarska Riviera camp has run for 17 years, and 2022 was its 17th edition, so you are joining a long-running programme with plenty of experience behind it.
Yes. The Parenzana Grand Tour takes you through Italy, Slovenia and Croatia, starting at Muggia on the Italian border and finishing in Poreč in Istria.
It is a spring cycling training camp, which makes it a good option if you want to build early-season fitness on the Dalmatian coast.