Islands of Croatia & Adriatic Coast by E-Bike & Boat

Day 1: Arrival in Omišalj Sailing to Cres

Arrive independently in Omišalj. Secure parking can be arranged in advance for guests arriving by car. Boarding takes place between 2:00 and 2:30 pm, followed by departure around 3:00 pm for a scenic cruise across the Adriatic to the island of Cres. The crossing takes approximately four hours. In the evening, enjoy a relaxed walk through Cres’s historic old town, known for its Venetian architecture and quiet coastal atmosphere.

Day 2: Cres - Losinj
18 mi/28 km

After breakfast, today’s cycling route begins in the town of Cres and follows the coast toward Martinšćica, passing through olive groves and small seaside villages. Lunch is served on board during the cruise to the island of Lošinj, often called the “island of vitality” for its mild climate and fresh sea air. Weather permitting, there may be a refreshing swim stop along the way before docking in Mali Lošinj, a harbor town known for its colorful waterfront and café-lined promenade. The evening is free to enjoy the relaxed island atmosphere.

Day 3: Lošinj - Molat
14 + 6 mi/22 + 10 km

The day begins with a scenic ride along the seaside promenade south of Lošinj, offering constant views of the Adriatic. A stop is made in Veli Lošinj, a postcard-perfect harbor town with narrow streets and pastel-colored houses, before meeting the ship for lunch. In the afternoon, cruise to the quieter island of Molat, where a short optional bike ride allows for further exploration. The night is spent anchored in a peaceful harbor, ideal for a calm evening under the stars.

Day 4: Molat - Dugi Otok - Zadar
20 mi./32 km

During breakfast, the ship departs Molat and sails past a string of small islands toward Dugi Otok, often referred to as the “spice island” for its aromatic vegetation. The bike ride begins in the bay of Božava, surrounded by pine forests, agaves, and tamarisk trees. Cycling follows mostly traffic-free roads, leading first to a scenic viewpoint near Veli Rat, home to one of the tallest lighthouses on the Adriatic coast. The route continues along the island’s ridge, offering panoramic views across the surrounding islands, before descending to the bay of Savar, where the ship waits to take you to Zadar. Zadar has been a cultural and political center of Dalmatia for more than 3,000 years. Its long history is reflected in impressive landmarks such as ancient city walls, fortified bastions, the Roman forum, and the early Romanesque Church of St. Donatus. In the evening, enjoy a guided walk through the vibrant old town, where history blends seamlessly with modern life.

Day 5: Zadar - Pag - Rab
12 mi./20 km

A longer morning crossing brings arrival on the island of Pag, known for its striking, moonlike landscape shaped by wind and sea. Along the route, fig trees, olive groves, and traditional dry-stone wallsdot the scenery. Starting in Novalja, the ride follows the narrow peninsula toward the sea, where the ship continues on to the island of Rab. Rab is considered one of the sunniest destinations in Europe and is famous for its well-preserved medieval old town. Built on a wedge-shaped headland, the town is instantly recognizable by its four elegant bell towers, a symbol of Rab’s historic importance. After dinner, there’s time to explore the narrow streets and enjoy one of the many cozy cafés.

Day 6: Rab - Krk
14 mi./22 km

Today is dedicated to discovering more of Rab on a scenic ride around the island, combining coastal views with shaded inland sections. At lunchtime, the ship meets you in the harbor directly in front of Rab’s old town. In the afternoon, cruise toward the island of Krk, with a swim stop along the way for a refreshing dip straight from the boat. Arrive in Krk in the late afternoon and spend the evening in the historic town, known for its lively squares, ancient walls, and waterfront restaurants.

Day 7: Krk - Omišalj
29 mi./47 km

Your final cycling stage crosses the island ridge toward Vrbnik, a historic clifftop town renowned for its Žlahtina white wine and famously narrow alleyways. Continue through picturesque landscapes toward Omišalj, pausing for a swim in Soline Bay. Enjoy a festive farewell dinner onboard to celebrate your week of island-hopping and cycling.

Day 8: Departure from Omišalj

Disembarkation takes place after breakfast, by 9 am. Depart individually or extend your Croatia adventure with extra nights on Krk or the surrounding islands.