Daily Itinerary

Day 1:   Arrival at Trogir – island of Split (approx. 20 km)

Individual arrival in the picturesque harbour of Trogir, (about 5 km away from Split Airport). After checking in on the motor yacht before 2 p.m., the ship will take you away from the mainland to the island of Split. Your first bike-tour in the afternoon leads you to the mountain Marjan, a recreation area of the inhabitants of the island. In the evening your tour guide will take you on a stroll through Split. Overnight stay.

Day 2:   Cetina Canyon (approx. 40 km)

The ship will take you to the island of Omis. You will bike from Omis through the valley of the Cetina river, which has dug itself deep into the cliffs. On little side roads and through diverse land-scapes you cycle back to Omis, with its pirate castles. In the afternoon you will cross over to the island of Brac. There you have a swim break and an optional bike tour from Pucisca. You will explore hands-on the famous white marble of Brac, which was used for building the White House in Washington and the parliament building in Berlin.

Day 3:   Island of Brac (approx. 45 km)

The tour starts with a long, but moderate climb to the ridge of the island, whereby you will pass countless mulberry, kiwi and fig trees, pinewoods, olive groves and vineyards. The descent to the beach in Bol with impressive panoramic views on the neighbouring island of Hvar makes the ascent worthwhile. After lunch, you undertake a longer cruise to the island of Korcula, where you will spend the night in the capital of the island, the town of Korcula, which challenges Venice for the honour of being the birth place of Marco Polo.

Day 4:   Peninsula Pelješac and Mljet (approx. 40/60 km)

Peljesac with its towering, nearly 1.000 m high, mountain massive of Sv. Ilja has been the impres-sive backdrop for the last two days of the tour. The morning ascent above the sea takes you up through Dalmatia’s most famous winegrowing area, home to renowned wines such as Plavac and Dinga, on your way to Trstenik. In the afternoon you will travel by ship to the island of Mljet. The green island of Mljet is also known as the “island of honey”. In the 12th century the Benedictines established a monastery in this beautiful isolated place, surrounded by woods of pine and holm oak trees. The local pine forest is supposed to be the most beautiful of its kind in the whole Mediterranean. Ulysses is supposed to have spent seven years here. You will bike along the saltwater lake of the island, in which there is yet another small island.

Day 5:   Island of Korcula (approx. 45 km)

The peace and isolation of the copious gardens with large cypresses characterises the image of this arguably most beautiful Dalmatian island. You will cycle along the 12 km long costal road to Racisce, where you have lunch. After pedalling the short distance to Pupnat, you continue on the old 200 m high mountain pass route above the bay of Pupnat to Blato. This town is built on seven hills like Rome. A night in the safe harbour of Vela Luka.

Day 6:   Island of Hvar (approx. 25 km)

After your arrival in the harbour of Hvar, you take a interesting city tour. You pass its large Ren-aissance square with the cathedral which is surrounded by many late gothic palaces. You can visit the historically important Spanish fortress, the cathedral and the old theatre.

During today's bike tour you will pass small island villages with picturesque stone houses, aligned like pearls on a chain. You reach the end of the bike-tour, the historical town of Stari Grad, on the nearly traffic-free mountain pass route.

Day 7:   Island of Solta (approx. 30 km)

Cruise to the island of Solta. On your last bike-tour you will see fields surrounded by ancient stone walls as well as numerous olive, fig and carob trees. The lavender and rosemary shrubs give the island its specific fragrance. In Maslinica you load your bikes onto the ship and enjoy the last crossing back to Trogir.

Day 8: Trogir

Departure by 9.00am

Airport / Transfers

The nearest airport is Split, 10 minutes by taxi from the dock in Trogir (approx. $25)

Daily Itinerary

Day 1:   Trogir – Rogoznica -Primosten 

(approx. 20 km)

Individual arrival to the picturesque harbor of Trogir (5km taxi from Split Airport to Trogir). After checking in on your yacht at Trogir and lunch on board, you first cruise begins. You are heading for Rogoznica, a small settlement on an island connected to the mainland by a dam. From there you continue by bike to Primosten, where you spend the first night on the ship.

Day 2: Primošten – Vodice – Biograd (approx. 55 km by bicycle)

During breakfast the boat takes you to Vodice. Then you begin your first extensive bike tour. This trip takes you around Vraner Lake to Biograd. The lake of Vran is the largest freshwater lake in Croatia. On account of its floral and faunal diversity, a large part of the shore and the lake is protected as a nature park. Today’s lunch is a picnic taken during the bike tour. When the bike tour is finished, the boat is already waiting for you in Biograd, a very popular harbour for sailboats.

Day 3: Islands of Pasman and Ugljan - Zadar (approx. 30 km by bicycle)

Your ship takes you to the island of Pasman at the Zadar Canal. You bicycle along the east coast and cross a bridge to reach the island of Ugljan, where in a quiet bay you eat your lunch. In the afternoon, the ship takes you to Zadar which, for centuries, was the political, cultural and spiritual center of Dalmatia. Your tour-guide takes you on an extensive walk through the lanes of the lively old center. 3000 years of history have left their imprint on the character of this town and there are many things to be admired: the mighty fortification walls with their bastions, the loggia but also the early Romanesque St. Donatus basilica. Overnight in the harbour of Zadar.

Day 4: Island of Dugi Otok (approx. 60 km by bicycle)

In the morning you cruise to the island of Dugi Otok. Your bike tour begins at the bay of Bozava  Then, along a panoramic road, you ride clear across the island. During the ride you are treated to countless unforgettable vistas of the islands in the deep-blue sea, surrounded by pine forests, agaves and tamarisks, along a virtually traffic-free road. At first you bicycle to the lighthouse of Veli Rat and to a deserted beach for swimming. You meet your boat in the beautiful little harbour of Savar and have lunch. Afterwards you continue by bike along the panorama road as far as Sali, where you spend the night.

Day 5:   Island of Dugi Otok - Kornati National Park (approx. 35 km by bicycle)

In the morning you will cross over to the island of Dugi Otok with a swimming-break in between. Your bike tour will start in the bay of Boava, which is surrounded by pine woods, agaves and tamarisk trees. The road is nearly traffic-free. Your first destination will be the lighthouse “Veli Rat” and a solitary beach. Afterwards you will cycle across the island on the panorama-route. You will meet your ship in Savar and spend the night there.

Day 6:   Vodice - Skradin - Krka national park - Sibenik (35 + 10 km by bicycle)

Today you bicycle through arid and mostly thinly populated hinterland to Skradin, where you have lunch. After lunch you explore the lower Krka waterfalls - surviving in their natural beauty – in the national park of the Krka Canyon, a protected geological attraction. Here the Krka River winds its way for the first 10 km through flat land, for another 40 km through deep ravines and for the last 20 km through lakes connected to the sea. Before dinner you then continue by boat to Sibenik. The cathedral of St. Jacob is the most famous building in town and part of the UNESCO’s World Heritage site. On no account should you miss a visit. In the evening, the numerous bars and cafes are an incentive to go on an extensive walk through the town.

Day 7: Sibenik - Primosten – Trogir (approx. 45 km by bicycle)

 In the morning your motor yacht will take you to Primošten. On your last bike tour you will visit small villages in the hinterland, biking on roads with little traffic until you reach Trogir. The final descent will offer you a grand view of the coastline of Split. In the afternoon you can stroll through the narrow alleys of the old town, protected as World Cultural Heritage and take leave of the crew and tour guide.

Day 8:   Departure

Disembark after breakfast by 9 a.m. and individual departure.

Tour Character

This tour is one of our easier routes, requiring just a reasonable level of fitness. The islands reach an altitude of 100 - 300 metres. The daily routes of 30 to 50 km cover hilly terrain and may be completed at your own pace. The roads are mostly asphalted and there is little traffic outside of holiday-periods. You can decide every day for yourself, whether you want to cycle by yourself, using the maps provided, or join our tour guide.

Boava Bay

MV Linda

MV Linda' of Captain Damir is a comfortable and spacious wooden motor yacht. She was built in 1955, then in 2004/2005 she was renovated and upgraded for the needs of island hopping. “Linda” is 31-metre-long and 6-metre-wide and is one of the biggest ships in the Croatian fleet. The spacious salon has enough space for 32 guests and the middle deck is designed to allow eating outside. On deck there are 40 square meters for sunbathing. 4 cabins are below deck and are furnished with a French bed (140 cm wide), each with two portholes. On deck are 9 double cabins and 2 single cabins. 4 of the double cabins are furnished with a French bed and have a single bunk above, suitable for three persons. The remaining 5 double cabins have separate beds.

MV Kapetan Jure

MV 'Kapetan Jure' is a 27-metre-long and 7-metre wide comfortable and spacious wooden motor yacht that was built in 2000. 11 of the 15 cabins are on deck. 10 of these are furnished with two beds, arranged side by side, while one cabin has bunk beds. The remaining 4 cabins are below deck, and are furnished with a French bed (140 cm wide) and a porthole. Captain Anton and his crew form an experienced team.

Airport / Transfers

The nearest airport is Split, 10 minutes by taxi from the dock in Trogir (approx. $25)