Split is a cyclist's dream, with just the right amount of adventure.
City bikes cost €20/day. A helmet, a D-lock with cable, front and rear lights, and a bell are included with every rental.
The Marjan peninsula loop, the Žrnovnica river path, and the seafront promenade from the Riva east to Žnjan. The day trip to Brač via the Jadrolinija ferry is the most ambitious bike outing accessible from Split.
Croatian law requires cyclists under 16 to wear helmets. For adults, they are recommended but not legally mandatory. Flarent service provides a helmet free of charge with every bike rental, regardless of age, because it reduces the risk of head injury.
Yes. Bicycles travel on the Supetar (Brač), Stari Grad (Hvar), Rogač (Šolta), and Vis ferries for €6,2 one-way, no booking required outside July and August. Visit the central Dalmatian islands for an unforgettable experience.
We offer a modern city bike for €20 per day. Sizes S to XL are available. Road bikes, mountain bikes, and e-bikes are not in our current fleet.
No, at the moment we do not provide child seats.
The standard perimeter loop is 8 km and takes about an hour on a city bike, including stops at viewpoints. The climb to the cross at the Marjan summit is mild and can be done on any bike. Vidilica, halfway through the loop, is one of the best places in Split to watch the sunset.
The Marjan loop and the Žrnovnica river path are both family-friendly. They are car-free on most weekends, paved, and have gentle gradients. The seafront promenade from the Riva to Bačvice and on to Žnjan is also flat and mostly separated from traffic. It’s best to avoid the main D8 coastal road when cycling with children.
Our bicycle line-up focuses on city bikes at €20 per day. A helmet and D-lock are included. We offer sizes from S (155–165 cm rider) to XL (185–195 cm rider). Let us know your size when you book, and we’ll have the right bike ready for you.
The bike is perfect for exploring Split on two wheels. Discover the Marjan loop, the seafront promenade from the Riva to Žnjan, or the Žrnovnica cycle route. It’s not suitable for climbing to Klis fortress or for serious mountain riding on the Mosor trails.
8 km, about 1 hour, mostly flat.
This is the most popular bike tour in Split. Start from our office at Obala kneza Domagoja 3, head west along the Riva, pass Sustipan Park, and continue onto the Marjan Peninsula. The first part follows the coast at sea level. After that, you climb gently to the summit cross, then descend the north side back to Meje, and finally to the city center. The route is car-free on most weekends and has little traffic at other times. It’s suitable for all ages.
Tip: When you reach Vidilica, halfway around the loop, you will experience one of the best and most popular views of Split.
22 km, about 2 hours, mostly flat.
Head east out of Split along the D8 coastal road, then turn off at Stobreč onto the dedicated cycle path along the Žrnovnica river. The route is car-free, paved, gently rolling, and follows the river inland through fig orchards and olive groves to the village of Žrnovnica. Grab a coffee, ride back the same way, and finish with a swim at Stobreč beach. This is a great family ride.
12 km, about 1.5 hours, flat
Start from the Riva and head east along the promenade to Bačvice, then continue to Firule, past the hospital area, and on to Žnjan. The ride ends at the Žnjan plateau, one of the best city locations for beach lovers. The route is almost entirely separated from car traffic. This is a great choice if you have some time after lunch or before sunset and want to see a different side of Split. The bonus is the open Adriatic panoramic view, with the islands of Brač and Šolta on the horizon.
Every rental in Split with us includes a helmet, a D-lock with cable, front and rear lights, a bell, and a printed route map if you tell us at handover which of the rides above you plan to take.
We service-check every bike between rentals: tires are pumped, brakes adjusted, and the chain lubricated. If you have any problems on the road, just call us, and we will find the solution
You can take bicycles on the Supetar (Brač), Stari Grad (Hvar), Rogač (Šolta), and Vis ferries for €6,2 one way. Just roll your bike on, park it in the dedicated bike rack on the car deck, and roll off at your destination. Bring a small lock, as ferry crews do not monitor the deck.
The most popular bike day trip is to Brač: take the 50-minute ferry to Supetar, ride 16 km across the island to Bol on the southern coast, swim at Zlatni Rat, have lunch, then ride back. This trip is doable on a city bike if you take your time on the climb across the island.
