National Parks of Dalmatia by Bike and Yacht

Day 1:: Trogir and Rogoznica
Individual arrival at Trogir, a picturesque Croatian port a few kilometres from Split. Check-in between 14.00 and 14.30 followed by departure at 15.00, for a short initial cruise to Rogoznica, a small village on a tiny island connected to the mainland by a dam. This is where we'll spend our first night on board.

Day 2: Rogoznica – Primošten – Sibenik – Skradin (20 km)
After breakfast, we'll take a bike ride to Primošten, from where we'll continue our journey by boat to the town of Sibenik, where the Krka river flows into the Adriatic Sea. After visiting the cathedral and the beautiful town, we'll sail again, following the course of the Krka river, until we reach Skradin, where the boat will be anchored for the night.

Day 3: Krka National Park – Sibenik – Vodice (20 km)
The magnificent port of Skradin is the starting point for our boat and walking excursion in the Kornati National Park, an archipelago of 150 islands, islets and rocks, that emerge from the clear and crystalline sea like half-submerged planets. In the early afternoon the boat will take us to Vodice port, a renowned and lively location on the Dalmatian mainland. We'll conclude the day with a short bike ride.

Day 4: Vodice – Murter Island – Telascica Nature Park (27 km)
The morning begins with a bike ride from Vodice to Murter Island, linked to the mainland by a mobile bridge at Tisno. After crossing the bridge, we'll cycle along the coast, passing two of the country's oldest coastal villages, until we reach the small landing stage, from where the boat will take us to the paradisiacal Kornati Islands Nature Park. Our destination is the Telascica Nature Park, which is also home to the famous Silver Lake. The boat will stay at Dugi Otok for the night.

Day 5: Dugi Otok Island – Zadar (25 km)
In the morning, after the brief crossing to Sali, we'll cycle along a scenic coastal road with little traffic, passing across the entire island and enjoying unforgettable views of the deep blue sea. In the early afternoon, the boat will take us to Zadar, which for years was the political, cultural and spiritual center of Dalmatia. We'll continue with a tour of the old town, where 3000 years of history have left their mark at every corner: from the fortified walls with their bastions, to the loggia, to the Romanesque Basilica of St. Donatus.

Day 6: Ugljan and Pasman Islands – Zlarin Island (33 Km)
During breakfast, the boat will cross the Zadar Channel to the Ugljan Island. Today you'll have time to leisurely visit both Ugljan and Pasman islands by bike, which have recently been connected by a bridge. You'll ride along the eastern coast with beautiful views of the inland and the sea. Later we'll sail to the coral island of Zlarin.

Day 7: Solta Island – Trogir (15 km)
In the morning the boat sails to Solta, where olive groves, fig trees and numerous farms line our route. The scent of lavender and rosemary will accompany us on the tour, along with the typical silence of the island, until we reach the village of Grohote. Around noon, there will be a final stretch of navigation to return to Trogir. Free afternoon to visit the historic center of Trogir, which is part of the UNESCO World Heritage list.

Day 8: Trogir
After breakfast, the services end and check-out by 09.00. Individual departure.