The cycling stages require a good basic condition, which should be acquired as a regular cyclist. The cycling stages of 30 - 60 km in length lead through hilly and mountainous terrain and are cycled without time constraints. Steeper or longer climbs can also be mastered. The roads are mainly asphalted and not very busy outside the vacation periods.

Day 1: Dubrovnik
Individual arrival in Dubrovnik. Embarkation between 14:00 and 14:30 in the city harbor Gruž. At around 16:30 we offer you a guided city tour of Dubrovnik. Here you will learn interesting details about the city’s history and visit the most important sights. Overnight stay in Dubrovnik to give you the opportunity to enjoy this extraordinary city in the evening.

Day 2: Dubrovnik – Island Šipan – Island Mljet, approx. 40 km
In the morning, we take a boat to the island of Šipan. You will explore the island by bike with your guide and cycle through a fertile valley between two limestone ridges, past a number of villas. After the bike tour, you will continue by boat to the green island of Mljet, which is one of the most densely wooded islands in the entire Mediterranean with a forest cover of 70 percent. On your cycle tour, you will cycle from Pomena through the Mljet National Park with its two small saltwater lakes and the monastery of St. Mary, which is idyllically situated on a small island. Your boat awaits you in Pomena for dinner and overnight stay.

Day 3: Islands of Lastovo und Korčula, approx. 28 km
Today’s cycle tour takes you across the beautiful island of Lastovo, which is known beyond the borders of Croatia, not least for the golden yellow white wine "Marastina" grown here. The subsequent crossing takes you to the island of Korčula, which is one of the most beautiful islands in Dalmatia. The picturesque island capital of Korčula, with its herringbone-like alleyways, competes with Venice for the honor of having been the birthplace of the famous explorer Marco Polo. A short guided tour peppered with stories of this beautiful city concludes today’s program.

Day 4: Korčula City – Vela Luka, approx. 60 km
On today’s cycle tour, you will explore the entire island of Korčula - considered by many to be one of the most beautiful islands in Dalmatia. A Mediterranean climate and breathtaking scenery await you. Marvel at the beautiful views, rich vegetation and deep blue water. Enjoy dinner on board and end the active day relaxing in the large, sheltered bay of Vela Luka.

Day 5: Island Hvar, approx. 22 km
Today begins with a relaxed crossing to the town of Hvar on the island of the same name. Use the time before the start of the cycle tour for a short tour of the island’s capital. Today’s cycle tour takes you through small villages and lavender fields over the ridge of the island to today’s stage destination Stari Grad. In the afternoon you have time to discover the artists’ town of Stari Grad and visit the local galleries.

Day 6: Island Hvar – Island Brač, approx. 22 km
In the morning you take a picturesque cycle tour from Stari Grad to the port of Jelsa. After an ice cream or coffee break in Jelsa, the cycle tour continues through the picturesque town of Vrboska and through the famous Stari Grad field, which was parceled out by ancient Greeks and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Back in Stari Grad, cast off for the crossing to the island of Brač. If the weather conditions are good, you can stop for a swim in a beautiful bay before arriving in the harbor town of Milna.

Day 7: Island of Brač, approx. 29 km
Today’s cycle tour leads from Milna along the north coast of Brač with wonderful views of the Dalmatian islands and the mainland opposite to the port of Postira. There the ship awaits you for the last crossing of the week to Split. After your arrival in Split, you will have enough time to visit the old town, which was built into the famous palace of the Roman Emperor Diocletian and is a World Heritage Site, and take part in a guided tour. Afterwards, bring your eventful trip to a close with a cozy dinner and final evening on board.

Day 8: Split (disembarkation)
After breakfast disembarkation and individual trip home or extended stay in Croatia.

Day 1: Split
Individual arrival in Split. Embarkation between 2 and 2:30 pm in the port of Split. At around 4:30 pm, we offer you a guided city tour of Split, whose old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was built directly into the famous palace of the Roman Emperor Diocletian. Learn interesting details about the city’s history and see the most important sights. The ship remains in the port of embarkation overnight.

Day 2: Split – Island of Brač – Island of Hvar, approx. 49 km
You will take the ferry to the island of Brač, which is famous for its bright white limestone, which was used, among other things, for the White House in Washington and the Reichstag in Berlin. Once you arrive on Brač, your first bike tour starts from Postira along the coast to Milna. On the way, you will have wonderful views of the Dalmatian island world. While you enjoy lunch on board, the next island of Hvar is already on the program. After arriving in the small artists’ town of Stari Grad, you can take part in another bike tour that leads you through the fertile plain of Stari Grad to the small coastal town of Jelsa. Here you will have time to take a break for a coffee or an ice cream before returning to Stari Grad for the night.

Day 3: Island of Hvar – Island of Korčula, approx. 22 km
Today’s bike tour takes you from Stari Grad over the ridge of the island of Hvar through seemingly endless lavender fields and small villages to the island’s capital, Hvar. Take time to enjoy the spectacular views. After arriving in the island’s capital, it is worth marvelling at the magnificent Renaissance square and the sight of the Spanish fortress towering high above the city. You will board the boat in time for lunch and enjoy a crossing to the port of Vela Luka on the island of Korčula, where you will spend the night.

Day 4: Island of Korčula, approx. 60 km
Today’s bike tour allows you to explore the entire island of Korčula. A Mediterranean climate and breathtaking scenery await you on what is perhaps the most beautiful of the Dalmatian islands. Marvel at the beautiful views and the deep blue water on your bike tour, which will take you to the picturesque island capital of Korčula town with its fishbone-like lanes. For a long time, it has been competing with Venice for the honor of being the birthplace of the famous explorer Marco Polo. Here you can enjoy a guided tour through the old town’s herringbone lanes and hear fascinating anecdotes about the history of the city and the island. Overnight stay in Korčula.

Day 5: Island Lastovo, approx. 28 km
In the morning, the ship will take you to the island of Lastovo, which is one of the smaller inhabited islands in the Adriatic. Emperor Augustus appreciated the mild climate of this island and in Roman times it was even named after him, “Augusta Insula”. The almost 800 inhabitants still live mainly from fishing in the extremely fish-rich waters, agriculture and viticulture. Today’s bike tour takes you across this enchanting island, which is known beyond the borders of Croatia not least for the golden-yellow white wine “Marastina” that is grown here. You will spend the night in a peaceful natural harbor under a sparkling starry sky.

Day 6: Island/National Park Mljet, approx. 30 km
Today begins with a crossing to the green island of Mljet, which, with 70% forest cover, is one of the most densely wooded islands in the entire Mediterranean. Homer also mentioned the island of Mljet in his Odyssey, making it the home of the nymph Calypso, who held the famous hero here for seven years. After a break for swimming and lunch on board, you will dock in Pomena. In the afternoon, you will cycle from Pomena to the Mljet National Park with its two small saltwater lakes and the monastery of St. Mary, which is idyllically situated on a small island. You will spend the night in Pomena.

Day 7: Island of Mljet – Dubrovnik, approx. 33 km
Today you will cycle from Pomena through wonderful forests across the whole island of Mljet. Your ship awaits you in the port of Sobra for a final relaxing crossing to Dubrovnik. After your arrival in the world-famous city on the Adriatic, there will be plenty of time to visit the fascinating old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and take part in a guided tour. After that, you can let your eventful journey come to an end with a cozy dinner and final evening on board.

Day 8: Dubrovnik (disembarkation)
After breakfast, disembarkation in Dubrovnik. Afterwards, individual journey home or extension of your vacation in Dalmatia.

We reserve the right to make changes to the planned itinerary due to changing wind and weather conditions as well as organizational requirements. Should it be the case for example that the harbours on the above mentioned tour sequence are overcrowded, the tour will be operated in reverse.