Best of Dalmatia E-Bike and Boat Tour
Unveil the beauty of Dalmatian islands via e-bike and ship
Delve into the enchanting allure of Mljet National Park
Traverse Hvar Island’s fragrant lavender fields and lush olive groves
Unwind in the warmth of your inviting boat lodgings
Witness the historic Greek land distribution at Stari Grad Plain
Forge lasting connections and cherish memorable moments during this energetic getaway
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Itinerary
Setting sail from Split, savor lunch on board while cruising towards the captivating island of Brač. Upon reaching Supetar, pedal along the shoreline, taking in picturesque fishing hamlets like Splitska and Postira, until you arrive in Pučišća, one of Europe’s most delightful small towns.
Spend the rest of your day uncovering this charming location, renowned for its long-standing stonemasonry heritage. Overnight stay in Pučišća.
Lunch
Length: 44 km | Total ascend: 750 m | Highest point: 90 m
Surface: 100% paved road | Difficulty level: 2/5
After a delicious breakfast, embark on a morning voyage offering awe-inspiring views of Biokovo mountain en route to Hvar, Croatia’s longest island. Begin your ride in the scenic Pokrivenik bay, cycling uphill to the route’s highest point before descending into Sućuraj, where the boat awaits.
Following lunch on board, sail towards Pelješac, Croatia’s second-largest peninsula, and arrive in the enchanting village of Lovišta. Premium guests will delight in a captain’s dinner on board. Overnight stay in Lovišta.
Breakfast, Lunch, Captain’s dinner
Length: 52 km | Total ascend: 560 m | Highest point: 350 m
Surface: 100% paved road | Difficulty level: 3/5
Today’s route meanders through vineyards, offering incredible panoramic vistas. Following breakfast set off towards Orebić, a charming town with a storied maritime past. The initial portion of your ride is uphill, but soon you’ll descend and relish breathtaking views of the Korčula archipelago.
After passing Orebić, ascend towards the region famous for producing Croatia’s finest wines. Traverse the Dingač tunnel and continue cycling through vineyards on the southern side of Pelješac until reaching Trstenik, where you’ll spend the night.
Breakfast, Dinner
Length: 45 km | Total ascend: 800 m | Highest point: 411 m
Surface: 100% paved road | Difficulty level: 4/5
Over breakfast, savor a leisurely cruise from Trstenik to Mljet Island, also known as Honey Island. Mljet National Park, requiring an entrance fee, is a magical area boasting two interconnected saltwater lakes, verdant vegetation, a dramatic coastline, cliffs, and numerous islets, as well as evergreen plants on the surrounding hills.
Cycle around the saltwater lake, which houses another island featuring a 12th-century Benedictine monastery. Afterward, refresh yourself in the saltwater lakes before returning to the ship for lunch. The next destination is Korčula, where you’ll have a free afternoon to discover the town of Marco Polo. Overnight stay in Korčula.
Breakfast, Lunch
Length: 18 km | Total ascend: 120 m | Highest point: 45 m
Surface: 80% paved road, 20% macadam | Difficulty level: 1/5
Following breakfast, prepare for the week’s lengthiest ride. Cycle around Korčula Island, initially ascending to Žrnovo village and then to Pupnat, the island’s oldest settlement, and the route’s highest point. Descend to Korčula’s southern side and pedal along one of the island’s most picturesque bays.
Continue cycling through sprawling olive groves and vineyards, home to the famous Pošip grape variety. Pause in the lovely village of Smokvica before descending to a hidden pebble beach. Next, climb to a viewpoint above Blato town and finally descend towards Vela Luka. After dinner, overnight stay in Vela Luka.
Breakfast, Dinner
Length: 55 km | Total ascend: 750 m | Highest point: 340 m
Surface: 100% paved road | Difficulty level: 4/5
Embark on an early morning voyage from Vela Luka to Hvar, a captivating city boasting the unique architecture and stunning natural beauty. After a brief Hvar sightseeing tour, mount your bike and head towards Stari Grad, passing through picturesque lavender fields and taking in views of neighboring islands.
Upon reaching Stari Grad, savor lunch on board. In the afternoon, ride to Jelsa and Vrboska, two of Hvar’s most beautiful gems, and through the Stari Grad Plain, where the ancient Greek land division has been preserved. Overnight stay in Stari Grad.
Breakfast, Lunch
Bike Course 1: Hvar – Stari Grad
Length: 23 km | Total ascend: 450 m | Highest point: 410 m
Surface: 100% paved road | Difficulty level: 3/5
Bike Course 2: Stari Grad – Jelsa – Vrboska – Stari Grad
Length: 22 km | Total ascend: 110 m | Highest point: 85 m
Surface: 85% paved road – 15% macadam | Difficulty level: 1/5
Begin with a cruise from Stari Grad to the enchanting island of Šolta. After breakfast, cycle towards Gornje Selo, the island’s highest point, surrounded by the fragrance of Mediterranean plants and mesmerizing views on all sides.
Journey to Maslinica on the island’s west side for a short break before returning to Stomorska. Enjoy lunch as you sail towards Split, followed by a free afternoon to explore the city of Diocletian. Overnight stay in Split to rest before the final day of your e-bike adventure.
Breakfast, Lunch
Length: 36 km | Total ascend: 450 m | Highest point: 135 m
Surface: 100% paved road | Difficulty level: 2/5
On your last day, relish an early morning breakfast before saying goodbye to the crew and fellow travelers. You can exchange contact information with new friends. Though the adventure concludes, the memories and experiences will last a lifetime.
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Description
Embark on an unforgettable journey cycling along scenic routes through lush lavender fields, sprawling vineyards, and verdant olive groves as you island-hop across the mesmerizing Dalmatian coast on one of our e-bike tours in Croatia.
This adventure allows you to uncover the hidden gems of the islands and the coastline from unique vantage points by combining the thrill of cycling and the leisure of cruising. You will cycle between 18 and 55 kilometers per day, with ample time to pause and uncover the beauty of each destination independently.
Travel to iconic landmarks and stunning locales, such as the enchanting islands of Korčula, Hvar, and Mljet, as well as the historic city of Split, once home to the Roman Emperor Diocletian. Revel in the ease and flexibility of e-bikes, making every cycling stage an immersive and captivating experience as you embrace the surrounding landscape and panoramas.
Aboard a luxurious and spacious vessel, indulge in the comforts of a well-appointed sun deck, delectable meals, and cozy cabins. Our attentive and seasoned crew is dedicated to ensuring your safety and satisfaction throughout your journey.
Expert cycling guides will accompany you on your rides, showcasing the finest routes, highlights, and hidden treasures while sharing their insights into the region’s history, culture, and natural wonders. In addition, we offer high-quality e-bike rentals, as well as round-the-clock technical support and assistance.
As the warm days approach, our boats eagerly await the chance to set sail. Reserve your spot on one of our island-hopping tours and prepare for an unforgettable sun-soaked adventure along the Adriatic coast.
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Things to know
Self-guided cycling tours offer a customizable and adaptable way to enjoy a cycling vacation, giving you the freedom to explore at your own speed and adjust your path or timetable as desired.
Our dedicated team handles all the logistical arrangements, such as lodging, detailed schedules, GPS directions, and round-the-clock assistance, ensuring a hassle-free, engaging adventure that emphasizes autonomy, personalization, and genuine interactions with the local community.
Our tours are categorized into three difficulty levels: leisurely, moderate, and challenging. Although each may include both easier and more demanding days, our rating system reflects the average difficulty level for a typical day.
Leisurely tours take place primarily on flat, paved cycling paths, asphalt roads, or easy gravel tracks, and they are suitable for all fitness levels.
Moderate tours may include some uphill climbs or technically more demanding terrain, but they are manageable for individuals of average fitness.
Challenging tours entail either long distances and numerous climbs or technical terrain, possibly featuring downhill sections requiring proficiency with a mountain bike.
We are dedicated to finding the ideal lodging for you. We collaborate with various lodging establishments that meet our criteria, but their availability can fluctuate, particularly during peak seasons. We can also personalize your vacation based on your preferences and financial constraints, ensuring we locate the best possible option that suits your taste.
We advise that you make your reservation as soon as possible. Numerous routes pass through well-known tourist areas where lodging choices may be restricted. Often, the most desirable accommodations get reserved for the summer season before spring even arrives.
Especially our bike and boat tours get sold out really quickly, as the boats can only accommodate a certain amount of people.
The ability to accommodate dietary restrictions varies depending on their severity. In Croatia, vegetarian meals are generally available, but finding vegan options in rural areas or smaller towns may be difficult.
Additionally, please be aware that lunch breaks frequently take place at conventional establishments that may have difficulty accommodating special requests outside their standard menu. We recommend that you take this into account during your journey. The boats usually offer vegan and vegetarian options.
The best season for cycling in Croatia is generally from April to June and September to October. During these months, the weather is mild, with temperatures ranging from 15 to 25 degrees Celsius, and the crowds are smaller than during the peak summer season. July and August can be hot and crowded, making cycling more challenging.
However, if you are comfortable with higher temperatures and busy areas, you may still enjoy cycling during this time. Winter months can be quite cold and wet, making cycling less desirable. Therefore, the best time for cycling in Croatia is during the spring and fall seasons.
Most of our tours can take place even in light rain, as long as you dress suitably. During the summer months in Croatia, it’s typically hot and sunny, with temperatures ranging from 25 to 35 degrees Celsius. However, it’s not uncommon to experience occasional thunderstorms, particularly in the afternoons.
Therefore, we recommend starting your day early to avoid the midday heat and potential storms. In the event of particularly severe or unfavorable weather conditions, we will do our best to adjust the tour beforehand to make it safe and enjoyable for you.
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