Croatia is famed for its stunning coastline – a Dalmatia bike tour is the perfect way to experience this gem of the Adriatic for yourself.

Cycling from the glittering Adriatic Sea to where the Dinaric Alps tower majestically over the bike paths, you'll discover UNESCO World Heritage treasures like Diocletian's Palace in Split and the Cathedral of St James in Šibenik.

If choosing a bike and boat tour, you'll sail between the sun-soaked Dalmatian islands of Hvar, Vis, and Dugi Otok, soaking up the mild Mediterranean climate, sensational landscapes, and the perfect mix of history, culture, and relaxation that push the boundaries of a typical vacation.

• Why cycle in Dalmatia?

  Dalmatia's stunning coast and its islands invite you to cycle through charming fishing villages, vineyards, and olive groves, while uncovering centuries of history and culture.

  On a Dalmatia bike and boat tour, the journey becomes even more magical as you sail between the Dalmatian islands. Pedal through the remote beauty of Dugi Otok, wander the colorful streets of Hvar Town on the island of Hvar, and soak in the laid-back atmosphere of the island of Vis, once closed to outsiders and now a hidden gem. Along the way, enjoy the region’s world-class cuisine and renowned olive oil, while the mild Mediterranean climate ensures perfect conditions for cycling and sightseeing.

  From the fortified walls of Dubrovnik to the untouched landscapes of a national park, this is a region that blends natural wonder with cultural treasures.

• What are the highlights of Dalmatia?
  • Adriatic Sea & Dalmatian Coast - Crystal-clear waters, rocky coves & stunning seaside cycling routes
  • Dalmatian Islands - Hvar, Dugi Otok & Vis
  • Dubrovnik - 'Pearl of the Adriatic'; UNESCO Old Town & fortified walls
  • Split - Famous for Diocletian's Palace
  • Natural wonders - National parks like Krka & Mljet (waterfalls, forests & lakes)
  • Dinaric Alps - Soaring mountains & outdoor adventures
  • Mediterranean cuisine - Fresh seafood, wines & olive oil
• When's the best time to visit Dalmatia?

  The best time to visit Dalmatia is spring and fall, when the Mediterranean climate offers warm, pleasant weather for cycling, sailing, and sightseeing. These seasons also bring fewer crowds, blooming countryside in spring, and grape and olive harvests in the fall.