The Trips
Two trips, three scheduled departures. One custom option. Every one of them ends somewhere you’d struggle to find on your own.
Eight days from Ljubljana to Piran: Lake Cerknica, Predjama Castle, the Vipava Valley and Goriška Brda, then across the Karst to a swim in the Adriatic.
Nine days from Ljubljana into the Julian Alps: Bled, Bohinj, Kranjska Gora and the Vršič Pass, then down the emerald Soča to the vineyards of Goriška Brda.
Eight days from Ljubljana to Piran: Lake Cerknica, Predjama Castle, the Vipava Valley and Goriška Brda, then across the Karst to a swim in the Adriatic.
Design Your Own
Tell us your group, your dates, and the kind of days you want. We’ll build a route through Slovenia, Croatia, or both — and handle everything else.
From first email to first climb
Tell us your riding
Weekly hours, your last big day, what you actually enjoy. We’re matching you to the right trip, not selling you the hardest one.
We build the plan
Route, lodging, transfers, and a day-by-day breakdown with real elevation profiles. Nothing hidden until you’ve paid.
Your bike, covered
A gravel bike and helmet come with every trip, or bring your own. We’ll tell you exactly what tyre you want for the surfaces on your specific route.
Show up and ride
We handle transfers, luggage, food, and the van. You handle the pedalling and deciding how much wine is too much.
Before you book
Our trips assume you ride regularly and are comfortable with four to six hours in the saddle on consecutive days. Most guests train six to ten hours a week. Every route splits by pace with a guide in each group, so you’re never dragging or being dragged.
A gravel bike and helmet are included in every trip. We keep a fleet of maintained gravel bikes in a range of sizes with your choice of tyre setup. If you’d rather ride your own, we’ll send packing guidance and handle collection from the airport.
All lodging, breakfast and dinner daily, on-route food and drink, luggage transfers, full vehicle support, mechanical support, your guides, and a gravel bike and helmet. Flights are separate.
Mountain weather changes fast and our guides plan for it. Every route has alternates at lower elevation, and the support vehicle is never far. We ride in rain; we don’t ride into storms.
Yes — it’s a large part of what we do. Tell us your group size, your dates, the countries you want, and roughly what kind of days you’re after. We’ll come back with a proposed route and a quote.
On most routes, yes, with advance notice so we can plan charging. A few of the higher alpine days have logistics that make it difficult — we’ll be straight with you about which ones.