Kvarner Bay E-Bike & Boat

Day 1: Arrival in Omišalj, sailing to Cres
Day 2: Cres - Losinj, 18 mi. (28 km)
Day 3: Lošinj - Molat, 14 + 6 mi. (22 +10 km)
Day 4: Molat - Dugi Otok - Zadar, 20 mi. (32 km)
Day 5: Zadar - Pag - Rab, 12 mi. (20 km)
Day 6: Rab - Krk, 14 mi. (22 km)
Day 7: Krk - Omišalj, 29 mi. (47 km)
Day 8: Departure from Omišalj

*All distances are approximate. The itinerary is subject to change, even on very short notice,  due to variables in wind and weather conditions and other unforeseen circumstances having to do with mooring requirements, docking location changes, etc. The captain and crew reserve the right to make adjustments at any time, with safety as the top priority.

Day 1: Omišalj - Cres
Arrive independently in Omišalj, a charming harbor village on the island of Krk. Guests arriving by car will have secure parking arranged in advance. Boarding on the motor yacht takes place between 2:00 and 2:30 pm. Around 3:00 pm, the vessel departs for the island of Cres, with a sailing time of approximately four hours. Upon arrival, enjoy an evening walk through Cres’s historic old town, shaped by its Venetian past.

Day 2: Cres - Losinj, 18 mi. (28 km)
After breakfast, the day’s ride begins from the town of Cres toward Martinšćica. The boat meets you there, and lunch is served on board during the cruise to the island of Lošinj. Weather permitting, the captain may include a swim stop along the way before docking in the harbor town of Mali Lošinj. Known for its colorful facades and lively cafés, the port offers a welcoming setting for a relaxed evening.

Day 3: Lošinj - Molat, 14 + 6 mi. (22 +10 km)
The ride follows the seaside promenade south of Lošinj, with a stop in the picturesque harbor town of Veli Lošinj before meeting the ship for lunch. In the afternoon, the journey continues to the island of Molat, where there’s time for another short cycling ride. The evening and overnight stay are spent in a quiet harbor on the island.

Day 4: Molat - Dugi Otok - Zadar, 20 mi. (32 km)
During breakfast, the ship departs Molat and sails past a chain of small islands to the “spice island” of Dugi Otok. The bike ride begins in the bay of Božava, surrounded by pine forests, agaves, and tamarisk trees. The route follows mostly traffic-free roads, making for an enjoyable ride. The first stop is a scenic viewpoint at the northern tip of the island, home to the historic Austrian lighthouse at Veli Rat. From there, the ride continues along the island ridge, offering wide panoramic views across the surrounding islands, all the way to the bay of Savar. The boat meets the group there for a cruise to Zadar. For centuries, Zadar has been the political, cultural, and spiritual center of Dalmatia. Its long history, spanning more than 3,000 years, is reflected in its impressive landmarks, including fortified walls with bastions, the loggia, and the early Romanesque St. Donatus Basilica. In the evening, the tour guide leads an extended walk through Zadar’s lively city center.

Day 5: Zadar - Pag - Rab, 12 mi. (20 km)
After a longer morning crossing by boat, arrival is on the island of Pag. The island’s rugged yet appealing landscape is dotted with fig and olive trees, and centuries-old stone walls built to protect against strong winds. The ride begins in Novalja and follows the narrow peninsula toward the sea, where the ship awaits the crossing to Rab. Rab is one of the sunniest islands in Europe, and its fortified main town is a true highlight of the journey. Built in the Middle Ages on a wedge-shaped headland, the town is known for its four iconic bell towers, a symbol of its elegant character. After dinner, there’s time to wander through the narrow streets and enjoy the many cozy cafés.

Day 6: Rab - Krk, 14 mi. (22 km)
Today is spent exploring the charming island of Rab on a scenic ride around the island. At lunchtime, the ship meets you in the harbor just outside Rab’s old town. In the afternoon, the cruise continues toward the island of Krk, with a refreshing swim stop along the way. By late afternoon, arrival is on Krk, where the evening is spent in the historic town of Krk.

Day 7: Krk - Omišalj, 29 mi. (47 km)
Your final cycling day begins with a ride across the island ridge, passing aromatic macchia and vineyard-filled valleys en route to the hilltop town of Vrbnik. Famous for its Žlahtina white wine and home to one of the world’s narrowest alleys, Vrbnik offers both charm and history. Continue across the island through scenic villages and vegetation to Omišalj, with a swim stop in Soline Bay along the way. Celebrate the week’s journey with a festive farewell dinner onboard.

Day 8: Departure from Omišalj
Disembarkation by 9 am. Depart individually or extend your stay in beautiful Croatia.

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