Pearls of Dalmatia

Dubrovnik to Split

Day 1: Dubrovnik
Day 2: Dubrovnik - Mljet Island, 18 mi. (28 km)
Day 3: Islands of Lastovo and Korčula, 18 mi. (28 km)
Day 4: Korčula Island: Korčula Town - Vela Luka, 38 mi. (60 km)
Day 5: Hvar Island: Hvar town - Stari Grad - Jelsa, 22 mi. (35 km)
Day 6: Brač Island: Bol - Pučišća, 14 mi. (23 km)
Day 7: Brač Island: Pučišća - Split, 16 mi. (25 km)
Day 8: Split

All distances are approximate. Any and all planned itineraries are subject to change, even on very short notice, due to changing wind and weather conditions, and other unforeseen circumstances having to do with mooring requirements, docking location changes, lock repairs, etc.

Day 1: Dubrovnik
Individual journey to Dubrovnik. Check-in on board starts between 2 and 2.30 pm at Gruž, the town port. At about 4.30 pm, a guided tour through Dubrovnik is offered, where you will learn interesting details of the town’s history and visit the most impressive sites. The boat will spend the night in Gruž offering the guests an opportunity to experience Dubrovnik’s nightlife

Day 2: Dubrovnik - Mljet Island, 18 mi. (28 km)
In the morning, you cross over to the green and forested island of Mljet - known as the honey island. With 70 % of its landmass covered by woodland, it is the most forested island in the Mediterranean region. Homer mentioned this lovely island in his epic poem “Odyssey”. He made it a home for the Nymph Calypso and the legendary Greek king Odysseus, who could not resist Calypso and stayed on Mljet for seven years. You cycle from Sobra to Pomena where our ship awaits us for dinner. Overnight stay in Pomena.

Day 3: Islands of Lastovo and Korčula, 18 mi. (28 km)
Today the ship takes you to the island of Lastovo. This island is one of the smaller inhabited islands in the Adriatic Sea. Emperor Augustus appreciated the mild climate, and in Roman times it was even named “Augusta Insula” after him. Today’s cycle tour takes us across this beautiful island. The gold-colored white wine “Marastina”, known even beyond Croatia’s borders, is grown here. Back at the boat, it’s time to cast off! A crossing takes you over to Korčula Island, regarded as one of the most beautiful islands in Dalmatia. The picturesque town of Korčula with its fishbone alleyways competes with Venice for the honor of being the birthplace of the famous explorer Marco Polo.

Day 4: Korčula Island: Korčula Town - Vela Luka, 38 mi. (60 km)
Your cycle tour will feature the charming island of Korčula. A mild Mediterranean climate and a broad variety of different landscapes will accompany you. Take your time, and remember to take a break to enjoy the view over the deep blue sea and neighboring islands. Dinner is served on board to replenish your strength after an active day. Overnight stay in the sheltered bay of Vela Luka.

Day 5: Hvar Island: Hvar town - Stari Grad - Jelsa, 22 mi. (35 km)
The day starts with a relaxing cruise to Hvar town on Hvar Island. Make use of the time before the cycle tour starts and go for a little stroll through the city. Standing on the magnificent Renaissance Square you can enjoy a view up to the Spanish fortress towering high above the city. Today's bike tour leads from the city of Hvar through small villages and lavender fields to Stari Grad on the opposite side of the island. The descent to Stari Grad offers breathtaking views. After a lunch break on board, you continue cycling to Jelsa, where you will also spend the night.

Day 6: Brač Island: Bol - Pučišća, 14 mi. (23 km)
Your cruise to the island of Brač, famous for its radiant, precious limestone that was, among others, used for the White House in Washington and in the construction of the German Reichstag building in Berlin. Once we have arrived on Brač, you start your bike tour from Bol to the picturesque harbor town of Pučišća. You will spend the afternoon and evening here. Enjoy the serenity of the town, famous internationally for its stone masonry college.

Day 7: Brač Island: Pučišća - Split, 16 mi. (25 km)
Today you will cycle along the northern coastline of Brač from Pučišća to Supetar. Then you can enjoy your last cruise which takes you to the UNESCO world heritage city of Split. A guided city tour offers you the chance to see inside the former Palace of Emperor Diocletian and to learn about its transformation into the city which it has become. A cheerful evening meal on board the boat gives you time to celebrate the success of the week with fellow travelers and tour guide.

Day 8: Split
After breakfast disembarkation by 9 am and individual trip home or extended stay in Croatia.

Split to Dubrovnik

Day 1: Split
Day 2: Split - Island of Brač: Pučišća - Bol - Island of Hvar, 14 mi. (23 km) 
Day 3: Hvar Island: Jesa - Stari Grad - Hvar - Korčula Island: Vela Luka, 22 mi. (35 km)
Day 4: Korčula Island: Vela Luka - Korčula city, 38 mi. (60 km)
Day 5: Lastovo and Mljet islands, 18 mi. (28 km)
Day 6: Mljet Islands and Šipan, 18. mi. (28 km)
Day 7: Šipan Island - Dubrovnik, 7 mi (11 km)
Day 8: Dubrovnik

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