The National Parks of Dalmatia by MTB and Boat

Day 2: Rogoznica – Primošten – Sibenik – Skradin (20 km)
After breakfast, we will cycle to Primošten, from where we will continue by boat to the city of Sibenik, where the Krka River flows into the Adriatic Sea. After visiting Sibenik's cathedral and its stunning old town, we will sail up the Krka River to 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 a boat and walking tour to the Kornati Islands National Park, an archipelago of 150 islands, islets, and rocks, half submerged in the crystal-clear sea. In the afternoon, the boat will take us to Vodice, a lively town on the Dalmatian mainland, where the day ends with a short bike ride.

Day 4: Vodice – Murter Island – Telascica Nature Park (27 km)
The day begins with a ride from Vodice to Murter Island, connected to the mainland by a drawbridge at Tisno. From here, we will cycle along the coast, passing through two of the oldest coastal villages, before reaching a small harbor, where the boat awaits to take us to Kornati Islands National Park. Our destination isTelascica Nature Park,home to the renowned Silver Lake. The boat will remain anchored at Dugi Otok for the night.

Day 5: Dugi Otok Island – Zadar (30 km)
In the morning, following a short crossing to Sali, we will cycle along a panoramic coastal road with low traffic, across the island, admiring unforgettable views of the deep blue sea. In the afternoon, the boat will take us to Zadar, for many years, the cultural, political, and spiritual center of Dalmatia. We will end the day with a city tour, exploring 3000 years of history imprinted on each corner of Zadar's old town.

Day 6: Ugljan and Pasman Islands – Zlarin Island (33 Km)
During breakfast, the boat will sail through the Zadar Channel towards Ugljan Island. Today, you will have ample time to explore both Ugljan and Pasman Islands by bike, now linked by a bridge. You'll cycle along the eastern coastline, enjoying beautiful views of the mainland and the sea, before sailing to coral Zlarin Island.

Day 7: Solta Island – Trogir (20 km)
In the morning, the boat will sail towards Solta Island, where olive groves, fig trees, and several farms line the roads. The scent of lavender and rosemary will accompany us during the tour, along with the typical island's tranquility until we reach the village of Grohote. Around noon, the last bit of sailing will take us back to Trogir. Free afternoon to visit Trogir's historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Day 8: Trogir
After breakfast, all services end, and check-out by 09:00. Individual departure.