Major Harley-Davidson Rally Heads to Croatia in 2025
The Harley-Davidson Owners Group Euro Rally for 2025 will take place in the Medulin in June
The Harley-Davidson social calendar is busier than mine, with events like The Homecoming, Euro Bike Week and Thunder in the Glens headlining.
One more event has been confirmed for 2025, as the plans for the hugely popular Harley-Davidson Owners Group (H.O.G.) European Rally are revealed. The event is returning to Croatia next year, a country the H.O.G. Rally hasn’t visited since 2014.
Specifically, the seaside town of Medullin on the Adriatic Coast will host the party. The location is just a short distance from the holiday destination of Pula and a few hours ride from Croatia’s capital Zagreb. If you’re thinking of riding from the UK you’ll have around 1,000 miles to cover, although you will get to take in the east Austrian Alps on the way.
The Euro H.O.G. Rally moves around each year, with Senigallia on Italy’s east coast welcoming the event earlier this summer. Harley reports that record numbers of H-D fans were in attendance at that event, a feat the H.O.G. is no doubt hoping to top again in 2025.
Speaking about the event, Kolja Rebstock, Vice President and Managing Director, EMEA at Harley-Davidson, said:
“After a record-breaking Harley Owners Group Rally in Senigallia in 2024, we are excited to announce the location for 2025’s much-anticipated event, next June 12-15th – the stunning town of Medulin on the Istrian peninsula in Croatia. I guarantee you will enjoy the motorcycle ride to and around this incredible seafront location – it is certainly one of the most beautiful places we have had the privilege to hold an event at. We last held a European rally in Croatia in 2014 and the welcome was incredible then. I invite all riders back to join us in 2025, where an even bigger welcome awaits.”
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Simon (AKA Toad) has been working within the motorcycle industry for more than twelve years, and a member of the motorcyclist family since birth. Growing up around British-built single and twins, it was inevitable that a life on two wheels was on the cards, from a very early age!
