South Dalmatia Bike/E-bike and Boat
Soak up the sun-kissed island splendor of South Dalmatia
On this exceptional bike and boat tour, you'll spend your time discovering the exquisite, natural beauty of South Dalmatia's irridescent islands and sublime coastline accompanied by your first-class motor yacht. Soak up the sun-kissed splendor of coastal Croatia, with its shimmering azure sea, stunning outcrops, and pristine beaches. Venture into Split for a tour of the spectacular Diocletian Palace, and pedal into the picturesque Old Town of Korčula to be dazzled by the lavender island of Hvar.
Depending on wind and weather, we reserve the right to run this tour in reverse.
Daily Program
Day 1: Embarkation in Trogir, cruise to Vis Island
Arrive in Trogir by car or fly into Split Airport, located just 4 miles (6 km) from Trogir’s harbor. Check in on your motor yacht between 2:00 and 2:30 PM. Set sail at 3:00 PM from Trogir to Vis Island, where you’ll spend your first night.
Day 2: Island of Vis,
20 miles/32 km
Vis Island, the most remote of Croatia’s islands, was once a strategic military zone and off-limits to tourists until 1995. Spend the day cycling through this historically rich island, once home to the Greek colony of Issa. In the evening, the yacht will take you to Korčula Island, where you'll overnight in Vela Luka.
Day 3: Island of Korčula,
37.5 miles/60 km
Today, explore Korčula Island by bike, stopping for lunch at a local restaurant. Known for its lush vegetation and picturesque cypress gardens, Korčula is one of Dalmatia’s most beautiful islands. Cycle through the village of Blato, traverse Pupnat Bay, and reach Korčula town. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the charming old town with its narrow, fishbone-like alleys. Overnight in Korčula town.
Day 4: Island of Hvar,
12.5 miles/20 km
Sail to Hvar Island in the morning, enjoying breakfast on board. Before docking in Hvar Town, take a refreshing swim and have lunch while anchored. Once onshore, explore the Renaissance Square and the Spanish Fortress with panoramic views. Cycle through scenic viewpoints and lavender fields to Stari Grad, known for its protective harbor and beautiful stone architecture. Spend the night in Stari Grad.
Day 5: Brač Island,
18 miles/30 km
Morning cruise to Brač Island, famous for its white limestone used in iconic buildings like the White House and the Reichstag. Begin your bike tour from Milna, enjoying stunning views of neighboring islands before reaching Postira. Relax in Postira, swim, and enjoy a tranquil evening in this charming seaside town.
Day 6: Omiš or Rafting Cetina River,
27 miles/44 km
Sail to Omiš during breakfast. Choose between a rafting adventure in the Cetina Canyon (additional cost) or a scenic bike tour through Marjan Forest Park. Rafting participants will be transported to Omiš for their adventure and return to the boat afterward. Cyclists will enjoy a swim at a local beach and explore Split together in the afternoon. Split’s old town, adjacent to the Roman Emperor Diocletian’s Palace, is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Overnight in Split.
Day 7: Šolta Island Exploration,
12.5 miles/20 km
Travel to Rogač on Šolta Island and embark on your final bike tour. Admire the island’s walled fields, olive groves, and fragrant rosemary. Conclude your tour at Maslinica, then sail back to Trogir. If time allows, explore Trogir’s historic old town, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Enjoy a farewell dinner with your crew and guides.
Day 8: Departure from Trogir
Disembark after breakfast by 9:00 AM. Choose to head home or extend your stay in Dalmatia/Croatia.
Boats
Bikes

Electric Bicycle
Granville Urban (or similar)
- Wheels: 28"
- Gears: 9-speed Shimano Alivio
- Brakes: Shimano BR-MT200 hydraulic disc brakes
- Motor: Bosch Active+
- Battery: 500 Wh
- Frame: Aluminium
- Weight: 21 kg (without battery)
Cube Reaction Hybrid Performance
- Wheels: 28"
- Gears: 9-speed
- Brakes: Shimano BR-MT200
- Motor: Bosch Performance Line Gen 3
- Frame: Aluminium
- Weight: 23 kg (without battery)
Cube Cross Hybrid Pro Allroad
- Wheels: 28"
- Gears: 9-speed Shimano Deore SL
- Brakes: Shimano BR-MT200 hydraulic disc brakes
- Frame: Aluminium
- Weight: 20 kg (without battery)

Gravel Bicycle
Gravel Bike Trek Checkpoint ALR 3
- Wheels: Bontrager Girona Pro, Tubeless Ready, GR puncture protection, Aramid Bead, 60 tpi, 700 x 42
- Transmission: Shimano Sora HG400, 11-32, 9-speed
- Brakes: Tektro C550 mechanical disc brake, dual piston, flat mount
- Frame: 300 Series Alpha Aluminium
- Weight: 56 - 10.61 kg
Accessories
- Pannier bag
- Helmets:
Helmets are required on all cycle tours. Rental helmets are available onboard free of charge when reserved in advance. You must bring your own helmets for children. We strongly recommend that you bring or buy your own helmet for safety and hygiene purposes. - Pedals:
The bikes will have flat pedals. If you want to bring your own pedals, please bring your own shoes and also the necessary equipment to change the pedals.
Bike Protection:
Bike protection can be purchased at the time of booking. You can read more about that HERE
Please note: Guests are more than welcome to bring their own bike along. You can bring your own trekking bike or MTB or road bike, but please make sure to check the condition of your breaks, gears, and tires and don’t forget to bring along a puncture repair kit and the essential spare parts (e.g. brake pads and tubes). Your bike should be in prefect mechanical working order. We do not allow private e-bikes on board of our boats. However, be aware that we are not insured for the private bikes on board and that all maintenance of private bikes are the responsibility of the owner. Additionally, onboard of our boats we have a weight restriction of 22 kg for all private bikes, for health and safety reasons. Bikes above this weight will not be accepted on board for daily use.
Dates & Prices
Questions about pricing or options? Call +1-215-613-0874 to talk to a Tour Advisor now.
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Surface and terrain
This cycle tour requires a basic level of fitness from all participants, acquired from spending time on a bike prior to arrival. The routes will go up to a height of 657-1,640 feet (200-500 m) above sea-level, with mileage between 12-38 miles (20-50 km) per day.
The terrain will be hilly and mountainous, but the rides are completed without any time-constraints. There will be some long and steep climbs, during which you can push your bikes. It will primarily take place on asphalted roads, which have very little traffic during the off season.
You can decide each day whether to cycle on your own using the route maps and descriptions, or to cycle with the guide and group. You are also free to stay onboard the boat instead of taking a planned cycle tour.
Guided group pace: On this program, the riding pace is determined by the cyclists on e-bikes. Guests who are taking part in these tours on a regular bicycle should have the necessary physical condition to keep up with this pace.
We believe that only children in good physical condition, with previous bike touring experience, and of a minimum age of 16 are able to master the cycle tours on their own strength.
Please note that the minimum height for a rental bike is 1.20 m (4 ft.) for standard bikes and 1.50 m (4.5 ft.) for e-bikes. There is a helmet requirement for all children up to age 16 in Croatia.
How to get there
Tour start and end
Nearest airport: Split (SPU), Croatia
Nearest train station: Split, Croatia
Split Airport is situated at a distance of only 4 miles/6 km from the town. Another possibility is Zadar Airport.
Tips on getting to and from your tour.
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