Dalmatia Bike & Boat Adventure

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DAY 1 SATURDAY
SAILING FROM SPLIT TO ISLAND OF BRAČ: SPLIT – SUPETAR
Check in starts at 11 AM and lasts until 1 PM when the ship departs. Upon departure, welcome drink will be served and your dedicated Tour Guide will familiarize you with the boat, equipment, ship’s crew and tell you more of the cruise and itinerary. You will then set sail and lunch will be served. Your first destination is the island of Brač, the third largest island in the Adriatic, known for its stunning hilly landscape and its perfectly white limestone.
1. Bike route, approx. 20 km: Supetar – Postira – Supetar (difficulty level: LIGHT)
Upon arrival at Supetar, you will mount your bike for the first time for a ride along the coast. You will be passing through a small village Splitska to a town Postira. There you will stop for a swim and a cup of coffee. You will then then ride back to Supetar to spend the night at the harbor of Supetar, getting to know your crew and fellow travelers.
DAY 2 SUNDAY
SAILING FROM ISLAND OF BRAČ TO ISLAND OF HVAR: SUPETAR – MILNA – BOL – STARI GRAD
This day your destination is the famous coastal village Bol with one of the most beautiful beaches of the Mediterranean area, the famous Zlatni Rat (the Golden Horn).
2. Bike route, approx. 25 km: Supetar – Ložišća - Milna (difficulty level: MEDIUM)
Bike route extension, approx. 47 km: Ložišća – Bol (difficulty level: HARD)
As the boat leaves for Milna you will follow the boat, cycling westward through Mirca and Sutivan to Ložišća. Those of you who don’t feel like tackling the hill are welcome to continue to Milna and travel by boat to Bol. If you feel like some more cycling, the route continues through picturesque villages and hamlets of Dračevica, Nerezišća, Pražnice and Gornji Humac. After a climb to a height of approximately 500 meters above sea level, if you will be aiming even higher you can venture all the way up to the Mount of Vidova Gora – the highest mountain on all of the islands of Adriatic with its height of 778 meters above sea level.
For that extra effort you will be rewarded with a magnificent view over the islands of Brač, Šolta, Hvar and Korčula, the peninsula of Pelješac and the “Golden Horn” beach. After your descent to Bol, bikes will be loaded on the boat and you will set sail to Stari Grad, on the island of Hvar. After arrival and dinner you will have a unique opportunity to explore the narrow streets of Stari Grad (called the “Old Town” in Croatian) a settlement whose foundations were laid back in the age of Ancient Greeks.
DAY 3 MONDAY
SAILING FROM STARI GRAD TO HVAR (ISLAND OF HVAR)
3. Bike route, approx. 24 km, Stari Grad – Jelsa – Stari Grad (difficulty level: LIGHT)
4. Bike route extension, approx. 22 km, Stari Grad – Hvar (difficulty level: HARD)
Today you will again be able to decide on how much you wish to cycle on Hvar, an island also known as the “Sunniest island in Croatia”, since in average Hvar has 7.7 hours of sunshine per day. Your first route will take you from Stari Grad to Jelsa and then back to Stari Grad, through the ancient Stari Grad Plain, a UNESCO Protected World Heritage Site, an agricultural landscape set up by the ancient Greek colonists in the 4th century BC. There you will have a break for a cup of coffee or a scoop of ice cream. You will then return to Stari Grad, where you can load your bikes on the boat and sail to the town of Hvar, or if you feel fit and eager, you can enjoy the hilly road to the town of Hvar that meanders through fields of best Croatian lavender and rosemary. In the afternoon, you will have an opportunity to explore the town of Hvar, known for its exceptional beauty. You can even climb the fortress built on a hill above the town for a panoramic view of the town of Hvar, its marina and the surrounding archipelago of islands. As the sun sets down, you can dress up and enjoy the bustling nightlife, since Hvar is also famous for its bars and clubs open late into the night.
DAY 4 TUESDAY
SAILING FROM ISLAND OF HVAR TO ISLAND OF VIS
After breakfast you will leave Hvar behind and set sail towards the small, tucked away island of Vis.
5. Bike route, approx. 35 km, Vis – Komiža – Vis (difficulty level: MEDIUM)
Upon arrival at the port of Vis you continue by bike to the second biggest town on the island – Komiža. In Komiža you will have free time for a lunch and to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of a town that houses 1677, and then you will ride back to Vis. In the evening, dinner will be served on board and the boat will stay in the harbor for the night.
DAY 5 WEDNESDAY
SAILING FROM ISLAND OF VIS TO ISLAND OF KORČULA: VIS – VELA LUKA - KORČULA
In the morning the boat will leave Vis and steer for the nearby island of Korčula, known for its oak forests, famous white wine and excellent olive oil.
6. Bike route, approx. 52 km, Vela Luka – town of Korčula (difficulty level: HARD)
After docking at Vela Luka harbor, you will mount the bikes and cycle across the island past the towns of Blato, Smokvica, Čara, Pupnat and Žrnovo to the town of Korčula, enjoying the magnificent landscape studded with olive trees and vineyards. At the end of the route the town of Korčula awaits, the alleged Marko Polo’s birthplace also known as “Dubrovnik’s Little Sister”, with its beautiful medieval fortifications and stunning sunsets. Boat stays for the night in the harbor, allowing you to explore the town and its surroundings.
DAY 6 THURSDAY
SAILING FROM ISLAND OF KORČULA TO OMIŠ
The next day you will sail northwest along the Pelješac penninsula, around its tip and towards the mainland, passing the islands of Hvar and Brač. Your destination for that day will be Omiš, the town of pirates situated in the amazing landscape of cliffs and rocks, where river Cetina meets the Adriatic.
7. Bike route, approx. 13 km, Omiš – Radmanove Mlinice (difficulty level: LIGHT)
Bike route extension, approx.12 km, Radmanove Mlinice – Podaspilje (difficulty level: MEDIUM)
After docking at the port of Omiš, we will mount the bikes and ride into the canyon of the emerald green river Cetina. Our first destination is “Radmanove Mlinice”, an old mill on the river built in the 17th century where you can relax or cycle on and up to the village of Podaspilje, for a fantastic view over the canyon and the river Cetina. You will then return to Omiš for an opportunity to explore its narrow streets and alleys, or even climb one of the fortresses on the cliff above the town. The boat will stay in the harbor for the night.
DAY 7 FRIDAY
SAILING FROM OMIŠ TO SPLIT
In the morning the boat will leave the harbor and sail along the mainland to Split, to finish the full circle and to give you time to explore the city of Split, the second biggest city in Croatia. 8. Bike route, approx. 20km, Marjan hill in Split (difficulty level: MEDIUM)
Upon arrival lunch will be served, after which our local guide will take you for a guided tour of Split (included). After the tour you can ride up to the top of Marjan hill for a grand view over the city. Marjan hill is a forest park much beloved by the locals close to the town center. On this last evening you will have time for some more souvenir and postcard hunting, but also for a peek into the ruins of the ancient Diocletian Palace, a UNESCO Protected World Heritage Site, around which the old town of Split is built. As you will notice, Split is a true Mediterranean city whose main promenade “Riva” comes alive with people as the sun sets down and the bars start opening. That is a perfect opportunity to have a drink, join the locals in people watching and reflect on the experience of the past seven days.
DAY 8 SATURDAY
In the morning breakfast will be served, after which farewell follows and disembarkation by 9 AM.

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