Itinerary

Embarkation and welcome between 1:00 and 2:00 p.m., followed by a cruise to Supetar on the island of Brač. Brač is famous for its white limestone, which has been used for buildings around the world, including the White House and the Reichstag building in Berlin. You then cycle to Pučišća.

Aerial view of Trogir's old town with traditional red-tiled roofs, stone buildings, and a marina filled with sailboats in the background.

Aerial view of Zlatni Rat beach in Bol on Brač island, showing the distinctive triangular white sand spit extending into turquoise waters.

After breakfast, you set sail for the island of Korčula. From the harbour in Račišće, you cycle to a viewpoint above the town. The route then takes you via Pupnat and Kneža back to Račišće, followed by a cruise to Korčula.

Medieval stone walls and towers of Korčula old town rising from the Adriatic Sea, with traditional stone buildings and a church bell tower.

Stone tower with Croatian flag and arched entrance on Korčula island. Visitors climb stone steps flanked by palm trees and street lamps.

Enjoy the morning on board as you cruise towards the island of Mljet. From Sobra, you cycle through the island’s forests via Prožura to Saplunara. After a swimming break, you return to Sobra before continuing by ship to Šipan, one of the Elaphiti Islands.

Aerial view of Mljet Island at sunset showing forested hills surrounding calm blue lakes, with the Adriatic Sea and golden sky in background.

Natural rock pool with clear turquoise water on Mljet Island's rocky coastline during sunset, with forested hills and calm sea in background.

After a short bike tour on the island of Šipan, you cruise to Dubrovnik. Following lunch, you join a guided city tour. Afterwards, you have time to explore Dubrovnik at your own pace.

Aerial view of Dubrovnik's walled old town with red-tiled roofs, stone fortifications, and marina filled with white boats in blue waters.

Aerial view of Dubrovnik's old town with stone church domes, red-tiled rooftops, and the Adriatic Sea in the background.

In the morning, you cruise to Kućište. From there, you cycle via Viganj to a viewpoint at an altitude of 173 metres. You then continue to Orebić before returning to Pelješac after a coffee break. This evening, look forward to the Captain’s Dinner.

Large group of cyclists in colorful cycling gear waving and celebrating on a coastal road in South Dalmatia with blue sea and green islands.

Six people swimming in clear blue water near the anchored white yacht MS Mirabela. The boat is positioned in a sheltered bay with green forested coastline.

First, the ship takes you to Hvar. From here, you cycle through lavender fields and vineyards to Stari Grad, the oldest settlement on the island. After lunch on board, you set off on the second part of your bike tour, a circular route via Jelsa and Vrboska. You spend the night in the harbour of Stari Grad.

Aerial view of Hvar island with turquoise bays, white beaches, and green vegetation surrounded by deep blue Adriatic Sea with boats anchored.

Stone buildings on waterfront in Stari Grad with marina, traditional architecture, and forested hills under clear blue sky.

During the two-hour cruise from Stari Grad to Stomorska on the island of Šolta, you can relax and enjoy the passing scenery. You cycle from Stomorska to Maslinica through traditional villages. After lunch and a final swimming break, the ship takes you back to Trogir. In the evening, a guided city tour allows you to experience the impressive atmosphere of the old town.

Aerial view of Hvar's harbor with numerous sailboats anchored in turquoise waters, surrounded by red-roofed buildings and small islands.

Three cyclists riding on a coastal road on Šolta island with blue Adriatic Sea and forested hills in the background.

Disembarkation takes place after breakfast by 9:00 a.m.

Harbor view of Trogir with traditional boats moored in turquoise water. Medieval stone buildings with bell tower visible along waterfront.

Tour character

Challenging. The routes lead through hilly terrain and include some longer climbs, several steep ascents and descents, as well as longer sections on gravel tracks, forest paths and country lanes. A good level of fitness is required.

demanding

Travel route map of Central and Southern Dalmatia showing red paths connecting cities from Trogir to Dubrovnik along the Adriatic coast.

Your ship

Prices and dates

Prices per person in EUR

Services & information

Services

Included services

7 nights in a cabin with shower/toilet in the booked cabin category
Programme as described in the itinerary
Bed linen and towels
Half board: 7 breakfasts, 6 lunches or dinners depending on the daily programme, and 1 Captain’s Dinner
Drinking water
Guided city tours in Dubrovnik and Trogir
Guided bike tours as described in the programme
German- and English-speaking tour guide

Services not included

Arrival and departure, tourist tax, parking fees, transfers, bike rental, entrance and sightseeing fees, city maps, travel insurance, tips, drinks and personal expenses.

Information

Arrival in Trogir / Transfer

Nearest airport: Split, approx. 7 km away

Upon request and subject to providing your flight number and arrival time, transfers from the airport to the ship and back can be booked. Split Airport – Trogir Harbour – Split Airport; price on request (flight arrival at SPU Airport by 1:00 p.m.).

Embarkation between 1:00 and 2:00 p.m.

Disembarkation by 9:00 a.m.

Minimum number of participants: MS MIRABELA: 15 passengers; MS AMORE, MS AZIMUT and MY MYSTIC: 22 passengers each, to be reached no later than 30 days before arrival. You may cancel your booking at any time. Please refer to the terms and conditions for the applicable cancellation fees.

Children: Due to the challenging stages, we do not recommend this tour for children. Child discount: 50% for children up to and including 13 years in a triple cabin; 30% for children up to and including 13 years in a double cabin. The discount applies only when sharing a triple cabin with two full-paying guests or a double cabin with one full-paying guest. Please refer to the respective ship description to find out whether triple cabins are available.

Bringing your own bike: Available in limited numbers and on request only. Helmets: Children under the age of 18 are required to wear a helmet on bike tours in Croatia. For safety reasons, we generally recommend wearing a helmet. Beach towels: Please bring your own.

Changes to the timetable and programme: Changes due to weather conditions, water levels or technical circumstances are generally reserved for boat tours.

Travel documents: EU citizens for whom no special circumstances apply, such as dual citizenship, primary residence abroad or provisionally issued travel documents, require a valid identity card or passport for this tour. The document must remain valid for at least six months after the end of the tour. If you hold a different or multiple nationalities, or if special legal regulations apply to you, please contact the relevant consulate for information about the applicable visa and entry requirements.

This tour is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.

We recommend taking out international health insurance that includes repatriation, as well as accident, luggage and travel cancellation insurance.