Explore Southern Dalmatia from Split to Dubrovnik by E bike

This bike and boat tour allows you to experience the region of South Dalmatia thoroughly, including Dubrovnik and its amazing city walls.

Accompanied by our charming motor yacht, we get to know this sparsely populated part of Croatia. Breathtaking scenic experiences and cultural highlights await you! The highlights of the trip are the town centers of Split and Dubrovnik, which are listed as UNESCO world heritage sites. We cycle the islands of Brač, Hvar, Korčula, Lastovo, Mljet, and Šipan. Experience the interaction of sea and land, culture and nature up close and personal.

The direction of this tour alternates each week. Minimum 14 participants.

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Highlights

• Town centers of Split and Dubrovnik
• Guided tours of Split, Korčula, and Dubrovnik
• Cycling on the islands of Brač, Hvar, Korčula, Lastovo, Mljet, and Šipan

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Daily program

Split to Dubrovnik

Day 1: Split
Individual arrival in Split. Meet the crew at Split Harbour on board; check-in starts between 2:00-2:30pm. About 4:30pm, a guided city tour offers you the opportunity to visit the former Palace of Emperor Diocletian and learn about Split's transformation into the city it has become. The boat will stay the night in Split, providing you with a chance to experience Split’s nightlife.

Day 2: Split – Island of Brač: Pučišća – Bol – Island of Hvar: Jelsa (14 miles/23 km)
We cruise to the island of Brač, which is world-renowned for it's limestone. Used in the construction of parts of the White Huse and the German Reichstaf building in Berlin. radiant, precious limestone that was, among others, used for the White House in Washington D.C. and in the construction of the German Reichstag building in Berlin. Once we have arrived on Brač we cycle from the picturesque harbor town of Pučišća, known internationally for its stone masonry college, across the island to Bol. Close by lies the famous‚ Golden Horn‘, a popular Croatian beach famous for its unique shape. Keen swimmers can take a swim here before continuing on by boat to Jelsa on the island of Hvar.

Day 3: Hvar Island: Stari Grad – Hvar – Island of Vis (12 miles/20 km)
The cycling tour explores Hvar Island, starting in Stari Grad and traversing scenic lavender fields and quaint villages en route to Hvar, the island’s capital. Highlights include the impressive Renaissance Square and the panoramic views from the Spanish Fortress, which dominates the town. Participants are encouraged to stroll through Hvar’s charming streets and waterfront before boarding a boat for the journey to Vis Island. The day concludes with an evening arrival on Vis Island, offering a chance to relax and soak in the island’s serene environment. This day offers an enriching blend of cycling, cultural exploration, and scenic relaxation.

Day 4: Island of Vis– Korčula Island (20 miles/32 km)
Although the Island of Vis is the farthest inhabited island from Mainland Croatia, it still carries a rich history. Over 2300 years ago, the island was home to the Greek colony of Issa. Due to its location, the island has long served as a military zone and was prohibited to tourism until the dissolution of its military use in 1995. The island is now filled with plenty of beautiful landscapes that you will enjoy cycling through.

Today's cycling route will start in the town of Vis and cycle around the entirety of the Island. Visiting the harbour of Komiža, you will have the opportunity to stop for coffee and possible a traditional lunch before cycling back to the boat. This evening, the boat sets off toward the harbor of Vela Luka where the boat will dock for the night.

Day 5: Korčula Island: Vela Luka - Korčula town (37.5 miles/60 km)
Today you will tour the island of Korčula all the way to Korčula city. A mild Mediterranean climate and a broad variety of different landscapes await us here. Take your time, and remember to take a break to enjoy the view over the deep blue sea and neighboring islands.

The picturesque town of Korčula competes with Venice for the honor of being the birthplace of the famous explorer Marco Polo. Use the evening to wander through the fishbone alleyways and soak up the vibes of this stylish town. A guided city tour will give you an overview of the city and its features.

Day 6: Korčula Island – Mljet Island (20 mi./33 km)
Begin the day with a relaxing morning cruise to the harbor of Pomena on Mljet Island. Renowned for its lush woodland, Mljet is the most forested island in the Mediterranean, with 70% of its landmass covered by dense greenery. This picturesque island was famously mentioned by Homer in the “Odyssey” as the home of the Nymph Calypso and the Greek hero Odysseus, who was said to have stayed here for seven years. In the afternoon, embark on a cycling tour that traverses almost the entire length of Mljet Island. This scenic ride showcases the island’s natural beauty and offers a chance to experience its diverse landscapes. Conclude the day by meeting the boat in Sobra and cruising to Šipan Island, where the evening will be spent. Enjoy a peaceful night on Šipan, soaking in the serene island atmosphere.

Day 7: Šipan Island – Dubrovnik (17.5 miles/28 km)
Šipan, the largest of the Elaphiti Islands, may be small but is brimming with charm and excitement, making it the perfect backdrop for the final bike tour of the week. Pedal through its enchanting landscapes before returning to the boat, where anticipation builds for the next leg of the adventure. Set sail towards Dubrovnik, the jewel of the Adriatic, renowned for its UNESCO World Heritage status and stunning historic architecture. Once in Dubrovnik, immerse yourself in its vibrant streets, with plenty of time to explore and join a captivating guided city tour. The day culminates with a festive evening meal on board, where the energy and joy of the week’s adventures come together in a lively celebration with fellow travelers and tour guides. This exhilarating finale promises to be a memorable end to a spectacular week of exploration.

Day 8: Dubrovnik
After breakfast, disembarkation takes place until 9:00am.

Dubrovnik to Split

Day 1: Dubrovnik

Day 2: Dubrovnik – Island Šipan (7 mi. /11 km)

Day 3: Island Mljet – Island Korčula (20 miles/33 km)

Day 4: Korčula Island: Korčula town – Vela Luka (38 miles/60km)

Day 5: Island Vis (20 miles/32km)

Day 6: Island Hvar: Hvar Town – Stari Grad (12 mi/20 km + 12 mi/20 km)

Day 7: Brač Island: Milna – Postira (18 miles/30km)

Day 8: Disembarkation in Split

We reserve the right to make changes to the planned itinerary due to changing wind and weather conditions as well as organizational requirements.

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