Southern Dalmatia

Day 1: Trogir - Solta Island
Day 2: Vis Island, 20 mi. (31 km)
Day 3: Korčula Island, 18.5 mi. (30 km)
Day 4: Hvar Island: Hvar town - Stari Grad - Jelsa - Stari Grad, 14 or 12 mi. (22 or 20 km)
Day 5: Brač Island: Milna - Postira, 18 mi. (29 km)
Day 6: Split, 10 mi. (17 km)
Day 7: Šolta Island - Trogir, 12.5 mi. (20 km)
Day 8: Trogir

*All distances are approximate and subject to change due to changing weather conditions, lock repairs, or other unforeseen circumstances. The captain and crew reserve the right to make changes, even at the last minute, for safety reasons.

**There are times depending on weather conditions and organizational requirements that will necessitate the tour being conducted in reverse order.

Day 1: Trogir - Solta Island
Split Airport is located about 6 km from the harbor of Trogir. After checking in between 2 and 2:30 pm, the first cruise from Trogir to the Island of Šolta begins at 3 pm. The first night is spent in a quiet harbor on the island where a refreshing swim is just what you need after a day of travel.

Day 2: Vis Island, 20 mi. (31 km)
Morning navigation during breakfast leads to the Island of Vis, the furthermost inhabited island from mainland Croatia. A Greek colony called Issa inhabited the island 2,300 years ago. Due to its strategic location, it was a military zone until 1995 and foreign tourists were prohibited. You have the opportunity explore the lovely island by bicycle. Overnight in the harbor.

Day 3: Korčula Island, 18.5 mi. (30 km)
Once again a morning cruise is enjoyed, navigating from Vis to the harbor town of Vela Luka on the Island of Korčula. Korčula is regarded as one of the most scenic islands in the Adriatic, abundant in scenic impressions and quaint villages nestled in the green. From Vela Luka, you bike  to the village of Blato and back again. The night is spent in Vela Luka.

Day 4: Hvar Island: Hvar town - Stari Grad - Jelsa - Stari Grad, 14 or 12 mi. (22 or 20 km)
A relaxing cruise to Hvar town on Hvar Island is first on the agenda. You will have time for a walk through the town before you begin to cycle. 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, the second let begins through the green planes of the island to the seaside town of Jelsa. After a break for coffee and ice cream, you pedal back to Stari Grad, the overnight location.

Day 5: Brač Island: Milna - Postira, 18 mi. (29 km)
The island of Brač is 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. Upon arrival here, the cycling begins from Milna to the picturesque harbor town of Postira. The route first leads inland through small villages and past local architectural relics before hugging the coast with spectacular views across the channel to the mainland. On arrival in Postira, there are many ways in which to enjoy the rest of the afternoon. The night is spent in the quiet harbor here.

Day 6: Split, 10 mi. (17 km)
From Postira harbor, the boat navigates to the city of Split. The old town, built adjoining the famous palace of the Roman Caesar Diocletian, is a UNESCO world heritage site. You have the choice either to take a bus transfer to go rafting through the Cetina Canyon (not included in the tour price) or to explore the wonderful Marjan forest Park in Split by bike. The rafting group will be picked up from the boat and taken to Omiš for the excursion. You will follow the river downstream in the rafts gaining a unique perspective of the canyon and its flora and fauna. Participants of the rafting trip are brought back to the boat on the bus after the activity. Cyclists will enjoy a short but scenic bike tour through the green heart of Split accompanied by an extensive swim break at a local beach. In the afternoon you can explore the bustling city of Split together as one group.  Overnight stay in Split.

Day 7: Šolta Island - Trogir, 12.5 mi. (20 km)
In the morning, you cruise to the island of Šolta, where there will be the opportunity to take part in a bike ride to the local beekeeper Goran. Goran has a true passion for bees and has worked with them his whole life.  You will sample some delicious products here. The route then leads along fields bordered by stone walls, through numerous olive groves.  Locust bean and fig trees line the roads. The scent of rosemary fills the air. Once back on board, you enjoy your last crossing, past the cliffs of Čiovo Island and back to Trogir. There will be plenty of time to visit the Old Town of Trogir, listed as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. The last evening aboard is celebrated in traditional fashion in the company of our fellow travelers and guides.

Day 8: Trogir
Disembarkation by 9 am. Perhaps you would like to extend your stay in Croatia?

*All distances are approximate and subject to change due to changing weather conditions, lock repairs, or other unforeseen circumstances. The captain and crew reserve the right to make changes, even at the last minute, for safety reasons.

**There are times depending on weather conditions and organizational requirements that will necessitate the tour being conducted in reverse order.

Day 1: Trogir - Solta Island
Day 2: Vis Island, 20 mi. (31 km)
Day 3: Korčula Island, 18.5 mi. (30 km)
Day 4: Hvar Island: Hvar town - Stari Grad - Jelsa - Stari Grad, 14 or 12 mi. (22 or 20 km)
Day 5: Brač Island: Milna - Postira, 18 mi. (29 km)
Day 6: Omiš roundtour or Rafting in Omiš, 27 mi. (44 km)
Day 7: Split - Insel Čiovo - Trogir, 12.5 mi. (20 km)
Day 8: Trogir

Day 1: Trogir - Šolta Island
Split Airport is located about 6 km from the harbor of Trogir. After check-in on the motor yacht between 1 and 1:30 pm, the first cruise to the Island of Šolta begins at 2 pm. You’ll spend the night in a peaceful harbor on Šolta, with time for a relaxing swim after your journey.

Day 2: Vis Island, 20 mi. (31 km)
Enjoy a scenic morning cruise during breakfast to the Island of Vis, the furthest inhabited island from mainland Croatia. Once a Greek colony known as Issa, Vis was off-limits to foreign visitors until 1995 due to its strategic military importance. Today, you’ll explore the island by bike and enjoy an overnight stay in its tranquil harbor.

Day 3: Korčula Island, 18.5 mi. (30 km)
This morning, cruise from Vis to the harbor town of Vela Luka on the island of Korčula, considered one of the Adriatic’s most beautiful islands. After a refreshing swim stop en route, you’ll cycle from Vela Luka to the inland village of Blato and back. Spend the night in the charming town of Vela Luka.

Day 4: Hvar Island: Hvar Town - Stari Grad - Jelsa - Stari Grad, 14 or 12 mi. (22 or 20 km)
Cruise to the lively town of Hvar, where you'll have time to explore the Renaissance Square and admire views of the Spanish fortress. Your first cycling leg leads through quiet villages and lavender fields to Stari Grad. After lunch, continue your ride through the green plains to Jelsa. Following a coffee and ice cream break, pedal back to Stari Grad, where you’ll stay the night.

Day 5: Brač Island: Milna - Postira, 18 mi. (29 km)
Cruise to Brač Island, renowned for its brilliant white limestone used in notable buildings like the White House. Begin your ride in Milna and cycle inland past traditional villages and architectural gems before descending along the coast with spectacular views. Arrive in Postira and enjoy a restful afternoon before spending the night in the harbor.

Day 6: Omiš Loop or Rafting Excursion, 27 mi. (44 km)
During breakfast, cruise to Omiš. Choose between a cycling loop around the canyon, offering panoramic views of the river and sea, or an optional rafting excursion through the Cetina Canyon (not included). Rafters are transferred by bus to the start of their adventure and returned afterward. In the afternoon, cruise to Split, where you’ll spend the night and have time to explore the historic city center.

Day 7: Čiovo Island - Trogir, 12.5 mi. (20 km)
This morning, cruise back to Trogir and cross the bridge to Čiovo Island for your final bike tour. Ride through fields of wild herbs and colorful blooms to a local beach, where you’ll enjoy a swim and coffee break. Return to the boat and spend the afternoon exploring Trogir’s UNESCO-listed Old Town. Celebrate your last night on board with your fellow travelers and guides.

Day 8: Trogir
Disembarkation by 9 am. Individual departure or extend your stay to explore more of beautiful Dalmatia.