| Tour | Bike+Boat |
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| Type | Guided |
| Skill | Moderate |
| Length | 8 days |
| From | €1670 Rates |
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Day-To-Day Itinerary
Day 1: Trogir - Hvar Island, by boat
Day 2: Islands of Hvar and Vis (aprx. 12.5 mi./20 km + 15 mi./22 km)
Day 3: Vis Island, 20 mi./32 km
Day 4: Island of Korcula, 39 mi. (62 km)
Day 5: Brac Island, 17 mi./ 27km
Day 6: Omiš - Split, 19 or 27 mi./25 or 44 km)
Day 7: Šolta - Trogir, 12 mi. (19 km)
Day 8: Disembarkation at Trogir
*All distances are approximate. The above-planned itinerary is subject to change due to changing wind and weather conditions and other unforeseen circumstances having to do with mooring requirements, etc.
DAY 1: Trogir - Hvar Island, by boat
Individual arrival to Split airport which is about 5 km/3 mi. away from the harbor of Trogir. Check-in on the boat is between 2 - 2:30 pm. The ship leaves Trogir around 3 pm. Stari Grad is the second largest settlement on the Island of Hvar and well known for its important harbor. Overnight stay in Stari Grad.
DAY 2: Islands of Hvar and Vis, 12.5 mi./20 km + 15 mi./22 km
Today’s first cycle tour leads along the almost traffic free pass road through nicely set small villages. After breakfast in Stari Grad we do a second cycle tour to the quaint harbors of Jelsa and Vrboska. Afterward return to Stari Grad, which has become a Mecca for artists and art lovers in the past few years. A second cycle tour leads to the island's capital, Hvar, where you visit the magnificent Renaissance Square and enjoy the view at the Spanish Fortress which is situated high above the city. Hop on board again and cross over to Vis Island at about 6 pm. Overnight stay on Vis.
DAY 3: Island of Vis, 20 mi./32 km
Vis is the furthermost island from mainland Croatia. A Greek colony called Issa has been on the island 2,300 years ago. Due to its strategic location it was a military zone until 1995 and prohibited for foreign tourists. Today we have the opportunity to explore the lovely island by bicycle. Alternatively, there is the possibilty to participate in a three-hour jeep tour around the island (about 35€). After cycling the boat takes us to the Island of Korčula. Overnight stay in Vela Luka.
DAY 4: Island of Korcula, 39 mi./62 km
Today you discover the island of Korcula by bicycle and enjoy a lunch break in one of the local restaurants. The calmness and remoteness of the vast vegetation and cypress gardens have given the shape to one of the most beautiful Dalmatian island's. Your cycle tour leads via the village of Blato, like Rome, built on seven hills, along a pass road across Pupnat bay and finally to Korcula town where you have time to take a walk through the wonderful old town with its narrow alleys. Overnight stay in Korcula town.
DAY 5: Island of Brac, 17 mi. (27 km)
Transfer to the island of Brač, which is famous for its bright white marble, which was used for the White House in Washington and the Reichstag in Berlin. After a long swim stop and lunch break, you start your cycling tour from Sumartin, which will lead you via Selca to the picturesque Pučišća.
DAY 6: Omiš - Split, 16 or 27 mi./25 or 44 km
After a short crossing to Omiš, you cycle through the valley of the Cetina River which is surrounded by steep rocks. After 11 mi./18 km you have the option to take part on a four hours rafting tour on the Cetina River (not included in the tour price) and afterwards a small cycle tour of about 4 mi./7 km back to the boat - or to expand the cycling tour (no rafting) to 27 mi./44 km along small side roads and versatile landscapes until reaching Omiš and its pirate castles. In the afternoon the ship takes you to Split. The old town of Split, built adjoining the famous palace of the Roman Caesar Diocletian, is a world heritage site. Overnight stay in Split.
DAY 7: Šolta - Trogir, 12 mi. (19 km)
After a short crossing to Stomorska, on the island of Solta, you depart for the last bicycle tour. Walled fields, numerous olive groves, and carob and fig trees line the road. The spicy smell of lavender and rosemary accompany you during your tour around the island. In Maslinica, you will load the bikes and enjoy the last crossing back to Trogir. In Trogir you have enough time to visit the old city- a World Heritage Site. Traditionally the last evening before disembarkation is spent cheerfully with guests, crew and guides.
DAY 8: Disembarkation in Trogir
Your Croatia bike tour will end after breakfast, individual departure.
Day 1 (Saturday): Embarkation in Trogir | Trogir - Hvar Island by boat
Day 2 (Sunday): Island of Hvar (12.5 mi/20 km)
Day 3 (Monday): Island of Vis (20 mi/32 km)
Day 4 (Tuesday): Island of Korčula (37.5 mi/60 km)
Day 5 (Wednesday): Island of Brač (17 mi/27 km)
Day 6 (Thursday): Omiš - Split (27 mi/44 km)
Day 7 (Friday): Island of Šolta (12.5 mi/20 km)
Day 8 (Saturday): Disembarkation in Trogir
*All distances are approximate. The above-planned itinerary is subject to change due to changing wind and weather conditions and other unforeseen circumstances having to do with mooring requirements, etc.
Day 1 (Saturday): Embarkation in Trogir | Trogir - Hvar Island by boat
Individual arrival to Split airport which is about 3.5 mi./6 km away from the harbor of Trogir. Check-in on the boat is between 2-2:30 pm. The ship leaves Trogir around 3 pm and sails for Stari Grad, the second largest settlement on the Island of Hvar and well known for its important harbor. Overnight stay in Stari Grad.
Day 2 (Sunday): Island of Hvar (12.5 mi/20 km)
After breakfast wes set off on a bike tour from Stari Grad to the capital city of Hvar. We will have plenty of time on arrival to visit the magnificent Renaissance Square of Hvar town and enjoy the view up to the Spanish Fortress situated high above the city. Back on board again we cross over to the island of Vis. Overnight stay on Vis.
Day 3 (Monday): Island of Vis (20 mi/32 km)
Vis is the furthermost island from mainland Croatia. A Greek colony called Issa was settled on the island 2,300 years ago. Due to its strategic location, it was a military zone until 1995 and prohibited for foreign tourists. Today we have the opportunity to explore the lovely island by bicycle. After cycling the boat takes us to the Island of Korčula. Overnight stay in Vela Luka.
Day 4 (Tuesday): Island of Korčula (37.5 mi/60 km)
Today we discover the island of Korčula by bicycle and enjoy our lunch break in one of the local restaurants. The calmness and remoteness of the vast vegetation and cypress gardens have given shape to probably the most beautiful Dalmatian island. Our cycle tour leads us via the village of Blato, like Rome, built on seven hills, along a pass road across Pupnat bay and finally to Korčula town, where we have time to take a walk through the wonderful old town with its narrow “fishbone like” alleys. Overnight stay in Korčula town.
Day 5 (Wednesday): Island of Brač (17 mi/27 km)
Today we cruise to the island of Brač, famous for its radiant, precious limestone, which was used for the White House in Washington and the Reichstag building in Berlin. After an extended swim break followed by lunch, we start our cycling trip in Sumartin, leading us to Selca and on to the picturesque harbour town Pučišća. The lovely harbor is home to one of the most famous masonry schools in Croatia. The creations of the students decorate the harbor village. Overnight stay Pučišća.
Day 6 (Thursday): Omiš - Split (27 mi/44 km)
Enjoy breakfast as we sail a short crossing to Omiš. Today you have the choice between taking part in a bike tour around the Cetina Canyon or participating in a rafting excursion down the Cetina River (not included in the tour price). The bike tour takes you once around the outskirts of the canyon, with great views over the river and back down towards the sea. The rafting group will be picked up from the boat by a bus and taken up river to the starting point. From here we 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. In the afternoon our ship takes us to Split. The old town of Split, built adjoining the famous palace of the Roman Caesar Diocletian, is a world heritage site. Overnight stay in Split.
Day 7 (Friday): Island of Šolta (12.5 mi/20 km)
After crossing over to Rogač on the island of Šolta, we commence our last cycle tour. Walled fields, numerous olive groves, locust beans and fig trees line the roads. The herbal smell of rosemary accompanies us along our tour around the island. Our boat awaits us in Rogač as we enjoy our last crossing back to Trogir where, if time permits, we will tour the old town, a world heritage site. Following tradition, our last evening is spent enjoying a cozy dinner and celebrating with your crew and tour guides.
Day 8 (Saturday) Disembarkation in Trogir
After breakfast, disembarkation until 9 am and individual trip home or extended stay in Dalmatia/Croatia.
Please note: Tour operator reserves the right to make changes to the planned route due to changing wind and weather conditions and when required by organizational necessities. Minor changes are possible!
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Southern Dalmatia E-Bike and Boat Boats + Barges
Melody Croatia Deluxe Class Boat Built in 2014/2015, the 42 m long and 8,30 m wide Melody is a floating deluxe hotel, crafted for excellence. The exquisite décor and elegant form conjure a regenerative atmosphere for the comfort of small groups of up to 31 people. The 15 capacious guest cabins are characterized by a high-class interior with air conditioning, private baths, and safe. Relaxation is limitless on the spacious sundeck, in the wellness room or in the jacuzzi on the top deck. Eight crew members are registered under captain Pave to cater for the wellbeing of the passengers on board.
Princess Diana Croatia Deluxe Class Boat At 40 x 8.5m the Princess Diana is a 3-masted deluxe class motor yacht that was launched in 2011. This ship is the princess of the Croatian fleet, an epitome of pure elegance. 16 spacious guest cabins with air conditioning, shower cabins and WC are at your disposal. The spacious salon as well as the canopied deck, with upholstered seating, are situated on the top deck. You’re invited to play music on the piano and to relax to your heart's content. You will find sun mats and deckchairs on deck. The jacuzzi on the top deck is a highlight with its 360° panoramic view.
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Tour Reviews
Kate L. 10 months ago Verified Reviewer
I biked this tour in June of 2016, and it was absolutely the greatest. I have done a lot of bike touring on my own in the past with a tent and my own gear, and was looking for a way to share the experience with my dad that was a little more accessible than the way I'm used to traveling. That being said, I was a little nervous about what type of equipment might be available. I was nursing a hip injury, so we both ended up getting e-bikes, and I would absolutely recommend that to anyone. You could switch the power completely off and ride it as a regular bike if you wanted, but if you needed the help, it was really nice to have! The best part of the e-bikes is that it makes some of the most beautiful riding accessible to people who are not necessarily bikers. When I travel alone, the trip we did was about as challenging an itinerary as I like to do, but at 39, I was the youngest on our trip by far, and everyone was able to easily manage and still enjoy themselves even on Read more… the toughest hills. Since we were on small islands the entire time, the traffic was very minimal and the riding was absolutely picturesque.
Our ship, the Melody, couldn't have been better, and far surpassed my expectations both in the quality of the ship, and in the amount of room. We had friendly and knowledgeable guides (Tony & Josh) and the food was SO good. Every meal was prepared using fresh and local ingredients and the ship staff did a wonderful job of trying to introduce the guests to local recipes, telling us a bit about each dish before we ate. It couldn't have been any better all around, and I am booking again on the same trip.
The one recommendation I would have for anyone going on this tour, is bring some laundry detergent some and clothespins. We did our own laundry and hung it out on the deck.
Boat: Melody
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Nianne F. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
There is a reason why the default bicycle on the Southern Dalmatia Plus trip is an e-assist model; the islands of Croatia are very hilly! The e-assist made it easier for me to stop on an uphill, take photos of fellow riders or the amazing scenery, get re-started easily, and make it to the top without holding up the whole group. Everyone, from the guides and crew on board to the locals in cafes and restaurants, was very friendly, helpful, and willing to speak English for the benefit of us uni-lingual folks!
Boat: Princess Diana
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Brent H. 3 years ago Verified Reviewer
Food was ok but not great. A little more variety and quality with a little less quantity would go a long ways to correcting this.
Boat: Princess Diana
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Robert G. 3 years ago Verified Reviewer
Croatia/Dalmatian Coast and islands are a beautiful vacation destination that we highly recommend. However the roads, lack of a shoulder, narrow streets, and lack of safety make it a very difficult and unnerving biking destination. Bikers need to fully understand that this area is not bike friendly.
Boat: Melody
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Jehiel 3 years ago Verified Reviewer
Hi Robert!
Thanks for sharing this feedback. You are right that parts of the tour the shoulder and streets can be narrow. This is very common in this part of Europe. I can assure you that we take safety very seriously and work with our local partners to provide cycling routes with your safety in mind. You will also find the terrain and difficulty rating described on this tour page. Both should be taken into consideration when evaluating this tour. Glad you had an enjoyable and safe trip!
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Myra Hollie Nielsen 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
Electric bikes, the black ones, were excellent. The food was a bit disappointing.
The guides were excellent. Cabin was very nice.
Boat: Princess Diana
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Kristine Kelley-Salamon 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
I unfortunately had a back spasm during the trip and needed to be on land half way through the trip, so I had to get off the barge. (Croatia trip) the captain offered to give up his room so I could stay upstairs- so nice- but I needed to be on stable land. ( weather was a bit rough) the entire trip was so nice- would have loved to finish the trip. The crew was wonderful!
Boat: Princess Diana
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James Bowen 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
Some issues with our room. We booked a room with two twin beds. We got a room with a double bed and bunk beds. The double bed broke the first night. It actually came apart because a brace had fallen off. Our phone charger was broken while trying to fix the bed. Our door lock malfunctioned locking us out of our room for two hours, and was difficult to use the rest of the trip. We asked for the phone charger to be replaced, but never got an answer.
Boat: Princess Diana
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