Bosnia-Herzegovina cycling holidays were given a big boost by the creation of the Ciro Trail in 2017, which follows the former rail route between Mostar and Dubrovnik in Croatia. Actually some of the route is still used by trains, but the trail steers you well clear of those parts, enabling you to enjoy the 140km of what feels like a living museum. Cultural and natural highlights along the way include Hutovo Blato Nature Park, the stunning cliffside Blagaj Tekija monastery and Vjetrenica Cave, the largest cave in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Our self-guided bike tours on the Ciro Trail start in Sarajevo, meaning that you also can take some time to explore the capital and the mountains that protect it.
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Everything you need to know about cycling the Ciro Trail
This is a superb 140km journey between Mostar in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Dubrovnik in Croatia, following a former railway line. Our version starts in Sarajevo, so that you can enjoy the mountains enveloping the great capital before sliding onto the Ciro.
Breaking boundaries with our guide to multi-country cycling holidays
Fancy making a break for the border? Experience true freedom of movement on a bike with our wide array of self-guided cycling holidays through two or three countries. Just stick a passport in your pannier and start pedalling.
What to pack for a cycling trip
A few top tips on must haves for a velo-vacay, starting with a helmet and working from head down to your toes. From sustainable gear to chafing and cleats, there’s a lot to ponder.
10 reasons to go cycling in the Baltic States
Imagine having neighbours who owned a collection of lakes, forests and coastal paths, and they opened up all their gates and just let you roam free. This is a bit what cycling in the Baltic States is like. Explore Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia by bike, and be prepared for a bevy of Baltic beauty.
