The Southern Dalmatian Islands by Bike and Boat 1st Class

Day 1: Trogir – Island of Hvar
Individual arrival in Trogir, a picturesque Croatian port just 5 km from the Split airport. After check-in, possible between 2:00 PM and 2:30 PM, we depart by boat, around 3:00 PM, for the Island of Hvar; overnight stay in Stari Grad, the largest settlement on the island, well known for its important port.

Day 2: Island of Hvar and Island of Vis (20 Km)
The first bike stage of our itinerary starts with a ride from Stari Grad, a city that has become a true Mecca for artists and art lovers and ends in Hvar, the eponymous capital of the island: we will explore the city and its beautiful square, with the cathedral and the late-Gothic buildings; from the top of the Spanish fortress overlooking the city, we will then enjoy a fabulous view of the city itself and the surrounding islands. We will then go back on board, around 6 PM and set sail for the Island of Vis.

Day 3: Island of Vis (32 km)
Vis is the Croatian island farthest from the mainland, inhabited already 2300 years ago, by a Greek colony called Issa. Given its strategic position, it was, until 1995, a military zone whose access was forbidden to foreigners; today we will have the opportunity to visit this pleasant island by bike. Alternatively, you can choose to participate in a 3-hours jeep tour around the island (not included, approximately €35 per person). After returning to the boat, we will set sail for the Island of Korcula. Overnight stay in Vela Luka.

Day 4: Island of Korčula (62 km)
Today we explore the Island of Korcula by bike. The peace and quiet of the gardens with large cypresses, provide the perfect picture of this wonderful Dalmatian island. After lunch (not included) in a local restaurant, we continue cycling to Blato, built like Rome on seven hills, and then on the coastal road to the bay of Pupnat, the old pass (200 m above sea level) from which you have a magnificent view of the bay. We finally return to the city of Korcula, to explore the old town with a pleasant walk.

Day 5: Island of Brac (27 km)
Today we again travel by boat to the Island of Brac, famous for its white marble, used also for the construction of the White House and the Reichstag in Berlin. After a break for a swim and lunch, we continue cycling from Sumartin, towards Selca and then to today's final destination: Pucisca.

Day 6: Omis – Split (44 km)
After the short crossing to Omis, you can choose between two options: take part in a bike ride around the Cetina canyon or participate in a rafting excursion along the Cetina river (not included in the tour price). The bike tour will take you along the canyon, offering you a magnificent view of the river, and then bring you back along the sea. The rafting group will be picked up from the boat by a bus and brought back to the starting point. From here, we will navigate the river, offering a unique perspective of the canyon and surrounding nature. In the afternoon we sail to Split, for a pleasant walk in the old city, rich in history.

Day 7: Island of Solta (20 km)
After sailing to Stomorska, on the Island of Solta, our final stage by bike begins. Dry stone walls, fields, olive groves, figs and carob trees, line the road and the scents of lavender and rosemary accompany us through the island. In Maslinica we load the bikes onto the boat, to enjoy the last crossing back to Trogir where, weather permitting, we can visit the old town.

Day 8: Trogir
After breakfast, services end and check-out by 9:00 AM. Individual departure.