The Southern Dalmatian Islands by Bike and Boat Elegance

Day 1: Trogir – Island of Hvar
Individual arrival in Trogir, a picturesque Croatian port just 5 km from Split airport. After check-in, possible between 2 pm and 2:30 pm, you depart by boat at 3 pm, for the Island of Hvar; overnight stay at 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 cycling stop of our itinerary starts with a ride on secondary roads, through picturesque villages from Stari Grad, a city that has become a real Mecca for artists and art lovers, to Hvar, the island's namesake capital. Here we will discover the city and its beautiful square, with the cathedral and the late-Gothic buildings; from the Spanish fortress overlooking the city, we will enjoy a fabulous view of the city itself and the surrounding islands. We will then get back on board, around 6 pm and set sail for the Island of Vis.

Day 3: Island of Vis (32 km)
Vis is the furthest Croatian island from the mainland, inhabited over 2300 years ago, by a Greek colony called Issa. Due to its strategic position, it was a military zone until 1995, where 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 jeep excursion around the island, lasting about 3 hours (not included, about €35, per person). Once we reach the boat, we will set sail for the Island of Korcula. Overnight at Vela Luka.

Day 4: Island of Korčula (60 km)
Today we will discover the Island of Korcula by bike. The peace and tranquility of the gardens with the tall cypresses give the perfect image of this wonderful Dalmatian island. After lunch (not included) in a typical restaurant, we will continue by bike to Blato, built on seven hills like Rome, then on the coastal road to the Bay of Pupnat, the old pass (200 m above sea level) from where you can enjoy a magnificent view of the same named bay. We will finally return to the city of Korcula, to discover its old town through a pleasant walk.

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

Day 6: Omis – Split (44 km)
During breakfast, a short crossing will take you to Omis. Today you can choose whether to participate in a rafting activity (4 hours - not included) or enjoy a nice ride, on quiet secondary roads, towards Omis and its pirate castles. In the afternoon we will sail towards Split, before enjoying a pleasant walk in the old city, so rich in history.

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

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