The National Parks of Dalmatia by Bike and Boat 1st Class

Day 1: Trogir– Rogoznica
Individual arrival in Trogir, a picturesque Croatian port just 5 km away from Split's airport. Once checked in (which can happen between 2:00 PM and 2:30 PM), our journey begins on the boat at 3:00 PM, setting off towards Rogoznica.

Day 2: Rogoznica – Vodice – Slanica – Telascica National Park (27 km)
In the morning, the boat will take us to Vodice. We'll begin our first bike ride from this popular spot and soon cross the bridge over to Murter Island. At Slanica, north of the island, the boat awaits us to cross over to Dugi Otok. Along the journey, we will pass through the Kornati National Park, an archipelago situated in crystal-clear waters, known for its rich underwater life. Our destination is Telascica Bay, where natural park houses the Salt Lake, Mira. We'll end the day with a brief walk up to the cliffs and continue by boat to the town of Sali.

Day 3: Dugi Otok Island – Zadar (48 km)
From the park, we'll bike through the island, on roads nearly free of traffic, until we reach the pine forest, agave, and the tamarisk, at Bozava. From here, the boat will take us to Zadar, which has been the political, intellectual, and cultural centre of Dalmatia for centuries. A guided walk through the city centre will reveal the most fascinating aspects of this open-air museum, reputed to have at least 3000 years of history.

Day 4: Zadar – Ugljan and Pasman Islands – Vodice (33 km)
During breakfast, the boat will lead us to Preko, on Ugljan Island; from here, we'll continue towards Tkon, on Pasman Island. We'll have plenty of time to explore the islands, recently connected by a bridge, where the first islands of Kornati Archipelago can be spotted. We'll cycle along the eastern coast of the island, enjoying the proximity of the sea and, at the same time, stunning views on the inland. Once we're at Tkon, we'll board the boat to Vodice, a renowned holiday resort, where we'll spend the night.

Day 5: Vodice – Skradin (35 km)
Leaving Vodice, today we'll follow quiet roads inwards until we reach the small town of Skradin, located at the foot of the Krka Canyon. In the afternoon, our guide will invite us to try some of the numerous local specialties.

Day 6: Krka Waterfalls – Sibenik – Primosten
After breakfast, we'll visit the only natural waterfall in the Krka Canyon, then the boat will take us to Sibenik, up to the Adriatic, famous for the Cathedral of St. James, considered one of the most important religious buildings on the Adriatic coast. An evening walk will lead us to explore the city. In the afternoon, we will set sail again for Primosten.

Day 7: Primosten – Trogir (45 km)
In the morning, we will have our last bike ride inland, between small villages up to Trogir, where, in the afternoon, we'll have time for a pleasant walk in the old town.

Day 8: Trogir
After breakfast, our service ends and check-out is required by 9:00 AM. Individual departures.