Travel Details

Your Croatia bike and boat holiday begins in the historic coastal town of Trogir. After making your own way to Trogir, you can check in aboard the SAN SNOVA from 1:00 pm. At around 2:00 pm, your motor yacht sets sail for the beautiful island of Brač. Relax on deck, admire the stunning views of the Dalmatian coastline and leave everyday life behind. Your first destination is the charming harbour town of Milna, where you will spend the night on board.

Aerial view of Trogir's historic old town with stone buildings, bell towers, and waterfront promenade lined with boats and yachts.

White passenger ship San Snova with two masts anchored in calm harbor waters. Stone buildings with red tile roofs line the hillside behind.

As you enjoy breakfast, your ship sets sail for the island of Vis. On your first guided cycling tour, discover the beautiful landscapes of this Dalmatian island. The varied route offers the perfect introduction to your cycling holiday in Croatia, with plenty of opportunities to take in the scenic views along the way. Back on board, your journey continues to the island of Korčula. Spend a relaxing evening in the harbour town of Vela Luka, where your ship will stay overnight.

Aerial view of Vis town and harbor nestled in a bay, surrounded by green hills. Red-roofed houses line the waterfront under a blue sky with clouds.

Cyclist in pink jacket riding through vibrant red poppy field on Korčula Island with mountain and cloudy sky in background.

Today, you'll embark on the longest cycling stage of your Southern Dalmatia bike and boat tour. Starting in Vela Luka, you'll cycle through Blato and past Pupnat Bay before reaching the historic town of Korčula. Along the way, discover the island's diverse landscapes and enjoy a well-deserved lunch break at a local restaurant.

After arriving in Korčula Town, you'll have time to explore its charming Old Town. Wander through the narrow streets, admire the historic architecture and soak up the Mediterranean atmosphere of this picturesque harbour town. Your ship will stay overnight in Korčula Town.

Panoramic view of Dugi Otok in Kvarner Bay showing green hills with Mediterranean vegetation overlooking the blue Adriatic Sea.

Stone gate tower with arched entrance in Korčula, approached by stone stairs with balustrades. Clear blue sky and palm tree visible.

In the morning, the SAN SNOVA takes you to the beautiful island of Hvar. Enjoy a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea, followed by a leisurely lunch before setting off on today's cycling tour. In Hvar Town, the impressive Spanish Fortress overlooking the town is a striking landmark.

Your cycling route then takes you to Stari Grad, one of the island's most charming historic towns. Discover its rich history and cultural heritage on a guided walking tour before enjoying some free time to wander through the narrow streets and soak up the relaxed atmosphere along the picturesque harbour. Your ship will stay overnight in Stari Grad.

A bicycle stands on a stone square in front of Hvar Cathedral with its tall bell tower. Historic stone buildings surround the plaza under a blue sky.

Two cyclists riding on a paved road near Hvar with mountains, sea, and lush vegetation in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

Today is a highlight of the trip. After crossing over to Skradin in the morning, located at the entrance to Krka Canyon, you will explore this area by bike. In the afternoon, take a small excursion boat into Krka National Park to the famous waterfalls. Take plenty of time to explore this unique and spectacular natural spectacle on foot. You will spend tonight in the tranquil harbor of Skradin.

Aerial view of Golden Horn beach on Brač island with distinctive curved sandy spit extending into turquoise Adriatic waters, sailboats visible.

Harbor of Pučišća on Brač with moored boats in foreground, stone buildings with red roofs, and a church tower. Green hills surround the town.

As you enjoy breakfast, your ship sets sail for Omiš on the Dalmatian mainland coast. Today, you can choose between two exciting ways to explore the stunning Cetina River landscape. Join a scenic cycling tour along the river before returning to Omiš, or experience the natural beauty of the Cetina Gorge from the water on a guided rafting adventure.

The rafting tour is available at an additional cost, with transfers from and back to the ship included. In the afternoon, your bike and boat journey continues to the picturesque island of Šolta, where you will spend the night on board.

Aerial view of Cetina Canyon with turquoise river winding through steep rocky cliffs covered with green vegetation under clear blue sky.

Yellow raft with seven people in helmets and life jackets navigating whitewater rapids near Omiš, surrounded by rocks and green vegetation.

A morning cruise takes you to the peaceful island of Šolta. Your cycling route leads past traditional stone-walled fields, olive groves, carob and fig trees, while the fragrant scent of rosemary fills the air. Discover the unspoilt beauty of this tranquil Dalmatian island as you cycle through its picturesque countryside to the village of Grohote.

Around midday, enjoy the final cruise of your Croatia bike and boat tour as you return to Trogir. You'll have plenty of time to explore the UNESCO World Heritage-listed medieval Old Town, wander through its charming narrow streets and soak up the historic atmosphere.

Traditionally, the final evening on board is celebrated with a cheerful get-together, bringing guests, crew and tour guides together to share memories of an unforgettable journey through Southern Dalmatia.

Cyclist riding on a road on Šolta island in Northern Dalmatia, with vibrant red poppies in the foreground and Mediterranean vegetation.

Group of cyclists riding past a small white stone chapel with red tile roof on Šolta island. Cypress trees and blue sky in the background.

After breakfast on board, disembarkation by 9 a.m. and individual journey home or extension of your Dalmatia vacation.

Close-up view of the San Snova ship's bow showing white hull with blue trim, wooden name plate, and anchor equipment against blue sky.

Sunset over calm sea in South Dalmatia with a sailing boat and islands silhouetted against orange sky. Boat wake visible in foreground.

Tour Character

Cycling tours through hilly to mountainous terrain, with some steep climbs reaching elevations of approximately 400 metres. Longer and more challenging ascents are also part of the route. Confident bike handling skills are essential for winding descents with hairpin bends, uneven tarmac and occasional gravel paths. This tour is best suited to experienced cyclists who are comfortable with longer daily rides and challenging terrain.

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Prices and dates

Prices per person in EUR

Services & Information

Services

Included services

7 nights in cabins with shower/WC in the booked cabin category
Program as per itinerary
Bed linen and towels
Half board: 7x breakfast, 9x lunch or dinner depending on the daily program
Guided bike tours and sightseeing as per program
Overview maps of the individual bike stages on board
Entrance fees to national parks
German and English-speaking tour guide

Services not included

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

Information

Travel to Trogir Transfer

Nearest airport: Split

Upon request and provision of flight number and arrival time, a transfer from the airport to the ship and back can be booked. Split Airport – Trogir Port – Split Airport, price on request

Embarkation 2:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Disembarkation by 9:00 a.m.

Minimum number of participants None, guaranteed departures.

The travel conditions of the tour operator apply: Boat Bike Tours, Aambeeldstraat 20, 1021 KB, Amsterdam.

Children Due to the demanding stages, we do not recommend this trip for children.

Bringing your own bikes We offer high-quality, optimally maintained rental bikes. However, if you prefer to bring your own trekking bike, please check the condition of the brakes, gears, and tires before the trip and bring a repair kit and spare parts (e.g., inner tube). Please note that bringing your own bike on the plane incurs relatively high additional costs and there is a high risk of transport damage. Due to safety regulations on the ships and to protect the health of our employees, it is not possible to bring your own e-bike. If you would like to ride an e-bike, please rent one from our stock. We advise against bringing your own road bike, as the narrow road bike tires are not suitable for the roads we travel on. The organizer accepts no liability for any damage to a bike you bring with you that is caused by loading, unloading, or transport.

Group pace On most bike & boat tours, you can choose between a trekking bike and an e-bike to participate in the daily tours. However, the guided group pace is based on the trekking bike riders. Anyone who rents an e-bike on a trekking bike tour is asked to be considerate of those who are riding without electronic assistance. We thank you for your understanding. This tour is primarily designed as a guided group tour. In principle, there is nothing to prevent you from cycling individually, provided you discuss this with our tour guides in advance. During the daily program meetings, your tour guides will explain everything you need to know about the next day's stage. If you prefer to travel alone rather than with the group, you can cycle independently and at your own pace. Your guides will be cycling the same route as you, so they will be nearby and available by phone in case of emergencies, problems, or questions.

Timetable and program changes Changes due to weather, water levels, or technical circumstances are always possible on boat trips.

Travel documents EU citizens (who do not have any special circumstances, e.g., dual citizenship, primary residence abroad, or provisionally issued travel documents) require a valid ID card or passport for this trip, which must be valid for at least 6 months after the end of the trip. If you have a different citizenship or multiple citizenships, or if you have to comply with special legal requirements, please check the respective visa and entry requirements with your local consulate.

This trip is not suitable for people with limited mobility.

We recommend taking out international health insurance with repatriation, accident, baggage, and travel cancellation insurance.