Southern Dalmatia

Day 1: Trogir (Embarkation) – Split
Day 2: Island of Hvar, 12.5 mi. (20 km)
Day 3: Islands of Hvar and Korčula, 14 mi. (22 km)
Day 4: Korčula Island - Makarska, 23 mi. (37 km)
Day 5: Makarska - Omiš, 27 mi. (44 km)
Day 6: Islands of Brač and Šolta, 20 mi. (32 km)
Day 7: Šolta- Trogir, 9 mi. (15 km)
Day 8: Trogir (Disembarkation)

*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 (Embarkation) – Split
Individual arrival by car to Trogir or by plane to Split airport, which is about 3 mi./5 km away from the harbor of Trogir. After check in on the motor yacht between 2 and 2:30 pm the first cruise starts at about 3 pm from Trogir to Split. The old town of Split, built into the famous palace of the Roman Caesar Diocletian, is listed as a world heritage site. Overnight stay in Split.

Day 2: Island of Hvar, 12.5 mi. (20 km)
In the morning,  you will cross over to the lovely natural harbor of Stari Grad on the island of Hvar. The afternoon cycling tour leads through the quaint harbor towns of Jelsa and Vrboska. You start off through the vineyards on the famous ‘Stari Grad Plains’ and continue along a picturesque coastal road through the town of Vrboska, a.k.a. ‘small Venice’ to the harbor town of Jelsa. Afterwards, you return to Stari Grad for your overnight stay.

Day 3: Islands of Hvar and Korčula, 14 mi. (22 km)
Today you ride once across the length of the island, leading along an almost traffic free road through quaint villages to the island's capital, Hvar, where you visit the magnificent Renaissance Square and enjoy the view from the Spanish Fortress, situated high above the city. After today’s tour, the boat takes you to the Island of Korčula. Overnight stay in Vela Luka.

Day 4: Korčula Island - Makarska, 23 mi. (37 km)
Today you discover the island of Korčula by bicycle. The calmness and remoteness of the vast vegetation and cypress gardens makes this the most beautiful Dalmatian island. The cycle tour leads via the village of Blato, like Rome build on seven hills, and on to the harbor of Prigradica. The boat awaits our arrival at lunch and we set off for Makarska. If the weather permits, we will organize a swim stop in a nice bay. The evening can be enjoyed along the famous Makarska Riviera.

Day 5: Makarska - Omiš, 27 mi. (44 km)
A short boat crossing during breakfast to Omis. Today you have the choice between taking part on a bike tour around the Cetina Canyon or participating on 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 are taken upriver 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 in the bus after the activity. In the afternoon. you have time to explore Omis or to go for a swim at the nearby beach. The night is spent in Omis.

Day 6: Islands of Brač and Šolta, 20 mi. (32 km)
Today we cruise to the island of Brač, which is famous for its radiant, precious limestone that was, among others, used for the White House in Washington or the Reichstag building in Berlin. From the picturesque harbor town of Pučišća, home to one of the most famous masonry schools in Croatia, our bike tour takes us to the neighboring town of Postira. From here, we board the boat and cruise to the island of Šolta. Here we can take part on a 4.5km hike with a visit to the local beekeeper Goran along the way. Goran has worked with bees his whole life and they are his true passion. He teaches of their importance in the world and allows all of his guests to try the delicious bee products that he makes. We spend the night in the harbor of Rogač on Šolta.

Day 7: Šolta Island - Trogir, 9 mi. (15 km)
On Šolta, you commence your last bike tour. Walled fields, numerous olive groves, locust bean, and fig trees line the roads. The herbal scent of rosemary refreshes as you cycle.  After a round tour of the island, you return to the ship to board and enjoy the last crossing to Trogir, past the cliffs of the Čiovo peninsula. There is still plenty of time to visit the Old Town of Trogir, listed as a World Cultural Heritage site. The last evening on board is celebrated in traditional fashion. While enjoying the communal dinner in a celebratory atmosphere, you will have the chance for a last get-together with the crew and tour guide.

Day 8: Trogir
After breakfast disembarkation, until 9 am and individual trip home or extended stay in Dalmatia/Croatia.

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