Hotel offers free parking service.

The closest airport is Rijeka (RJK), located 62 km away. Other convenient options include:

Zadar (ZAD) – 70 km, with excellent and affordable European connections.

Zagreb (ZAG) – 150 km, offering good international flight options.

Split (SPU) – 172 km, slightly farther but well-connected.

Some trips include organized transfers. Please check the "Included/Excluded" section on the tour page to see if transfers are covered. For transfer prices, click here.

The best time to travel is between April and October. Please note that July and August can be very hot.

Sea temperatures for Rab Island:

April: ~15°C

May: ~18-20°C

June: ~22-24°C

July–August: ~25-28 °C

September: ~23°C

October: ~20°C

November: ~17°C

Best Months for e-MTB in North Velebit

✅ June & September – Best balance of weather, temperatures, and trail conditions.
✅ July & August – Great for high-mountain routes, but can be hot at lower elevations.
✅ May & October – Beautiful seasons, but weather can be unpredictable.
⚠️ April – Still winter-like at higher elevations, some trails may not be accessible.

Best Months for e-MTB on Rab & the Velebit Coast

✅ May & September – Best balance of weather, temperatures, and trail conditions.
✅ June & October – Great for riding and hiking, with comfortable conditions.
✅ July & August – Ideal for coastal adventures, but very hot inland—plan rides early or late.
⚠️ April – Can be windy and unpredictable, but still good for early-season rides.

We recommend a high-quality full-suspension e-mountain bike with around 140mm of travel for optimal comfort and performance. A hardtail bike is also suitable for most routes.

Yes, we offer rental options for both full-suspension and hardtail bikes & e-mountain bikes. Contact us for available models or visit our website for details. Early reservations are recommended to secure your preferred bike.

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Yes, travel insurance is mandatory. Our company provides only basic insurance for minor injuries. Please review our terms and conditions.

Our groups typically include up to 6 riders per guide for a personalized experience. Private groups can accommodate up to 12 people.

We maintain a 1:6 guide-to-client ratio to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

The single supplement applies only if you prefer not to share a twin room with another rider of the same gender. If you’re open to sharing, the single supplement is not required.

We prioritize your safety and satisfaction by accommodating dietary requirements or allergies. During the booking process, we collect this information via a medical form to ensure your meals are tailored to your needs. Providing this information in advance allows us to create a safe and enjoyable dining experience for everyone.

With this comprehensive packing list, you’ll be well-prepared for the adventure ahead, whether you're cycling the trails, relaxing by the beach, or exploring the local culture.

Here’s an extended list of items to bring to ensure you're well-prepared for both cycling and leisure during your e-mountain biking tour:

Cycling Gear

Cycling clothes: Padded cycling shorts, breathable tops, and moisture-wicking clothing

Cycling gloves: To protect your hands and improve grip

Cycling shoes: Comfortable, sturdy shoes suitable for cycling, preferably with a stiff sole

Helmet: Mandatory, and we recommend bringing your own well-fitted helmet for comfort (if not renting)

Cycling socks: Moisture-wicking socks for comfort during long rides

Cycling sunglasses: To protect your eyes from sun, wind, and dust

Waterproof jacket: For unexpected weather conditions

Hydration system: Refillable water bottles or a hydration pack

Sunscreen: High SPF to protect your skin during outdoor activities

Leisure and General Clothing

Comfortable leisure clothes: For after your rides or during downtime, such as T-shirts, casual pants, and comfortable shoes

Light sweater or jacket: Evenings can be cooler, especially in the mountains

Hat or cap: To protect your head from the sun

Swimsuit: From June to September, you'll want to enjoy the sea and beaches, so pack a swimsuit

Flip-flops or sandals: Ideal for the beach or casual outings after cycling

Light rain jacket or poncho: For unpredictable weather, especially during the spring or autumn months

Sunhat or bandana: Useful for sun protection while cycling or during leisure time

Health and Personal Items

Personal medications: Any prescriptions or over-the-counter medications you may need

Small first aid kit: Band-aids, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, etc.

Toiletries: Toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, and other personal care items

Travel-size sunscreen: To reapply during the day

Insect repellent: Especially useful in forested or rural areas

Tech and Accessories

Camera or smartphone: To capture the beautiful landscapes and memories

Portable charger: To keep your devices charged during the day

Travel adapter: For charging devices if coming from abroad (check the voltage compatibility for Croatia)

Power bank: In case you need to charge your phone or camera while out on the trail

Documents and Money

Passport or ID: Essential for travel

Travel insurance details: Keep a copy of your policy, especially one that covers e-mountain biking

Credit/debit cards and some local cash: For any extra expenses or souvenirs

Optional

Binoculars: If you enjoy birdwatching or want to explore the scenery from a different perspective

Travel journal: To jot down your experiences

Books or e-reader: For relaxation during your downtime

Our guides help manage battery usage to ensure it lasts for the entire ride. Additionally, our tours include charging opportunities, and a backup vehicle is available for support if needed.

Our guides are local experts with extensive knowledge of the region and a passion for cycling. They are skilled at leading groups safely through diverse terrains while sharing their insights about the area’s culture, history, and natural beauty. They will ensure that your experience is both enjoyable and educational. Our guides are dedicated to providing personalized attention, ensuring everyone is comfortable, and adapting the pace to suit the group’s abilities.

Tipping is not mandatory but is always appreciated if you feel your guide or support team provided exceptional service. If you wish to tip, a common guideline is to tip your guide approximately 5–15% of the tour price, depending on your satisfaction. For support staff, smaller tips are also appreciated. Tipping can be done individually or as a group.

Yes, helmets are mandatory. We recommend bringing your own well-fitted helmet. Rental helmets are available, but quantities are limited, so please reserve in advance.

Check the "Included/Excluded" section on the tour page for detailed information on what’s included.

The price typically excludes flights, personal insurance, rental bikes, and any activities or gear not mentioned in the itinerary. Please refer to the "Included/Excluded" section on the tour page for specifics.

Our tours are designed to accommodate a range of fitness levels. The e-bike motor assists on climbs, making the rides accessible even to those with moderate fitness levels.

You’ll experience a variety of terrains, including gravel roads, forest trails, rocky paths, and mountain passes. Our routes are designed to showcase the region’s natural beauty while offering a thrilling cycling experience.

Safety is our top priority. If extreme weather occurs, we may adjust the itinerary, postpone rides, or provide alternative activities.