Discover the stunning Greek, Roman, and Venetian architecture in one of Europe’s most beautiful regions, known as “Mediterranean as it once was.”
Cycle from Split to Dubrovnik, exploring the islands of Brač, Hvar, Korčula, and the Pelješac peninsula. Enjoy authentic dishes influenced by central, French, Italian, and southeastern European cuisines, visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and experience the relaxed “Pomalo” lifestyle.
Join us for a bike tour filled with breathtaking views, swimming in crystal-clear waters, exploring medieval towns, and tasting local wines, figs, grapes, and olive oil! Our classic Dalmatian coast bike tour accommodates both avid cyclists and leisure riders who can ride in our support van as needed.
Our custom-built hybrid touring and road racing bikes are designed for Croatia’s terrain, with adjustable features to suit your riding style. This cycling holiday is perfect for those who love being outdoors, engaging with local culture, and enjoying outstanding service! Experience a carefree six-day bike tour with the best Croatian bike tour company, featuring personalized service, local expertise, and small group sizes.
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Original Dalmatian Coast | Guided Bike Tour
From Split to Dubrovnik
Guided Bike Tour
A cycling guide we’ll ride with you showing his region. A Van support with water, electrolytes and snacks, will be available if you want to skip the hardest climbs. Daily lunch featuring local and fresh products and dinners featuring traditional food.
Relax
Stages up to 50 km per day with a maximum of 600 meters of climbing. They are conceived for guests that ride their bikes twice per week on roads without major climbs. Usually, you are back at the hotel in the early afternoon.
For guests that want more riding, we can add extra loops to regular stages.
35 km / day
In: Split (Google Map)
Out: Dubrovnik (Google Map)
The tour begins in the morning in Split, where you will meet your guides who will adjust the bikes for you. You will set off on a scenic coastal ride followed by a gentle ascent to the summit of Marjan park-forest, offering stunning views of the city and the nearby islands. Upon returning to the town center, you may wish to have lunch at one of the many restaurants with views of the Adriatic Sea. As the sun goes down, explore the ancient Palace and experience local culture during a private guided tour. Split is a vibrant urban hub filled with a variety of sights, sounds, and aromas, all thriving within its nearly two-thousand-year-old walls. Both locals and tourists in Split find themselves irresistibly compelled to spend much of their time within the 1,700-year-old Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. One of the most remarkable aspects of the palace is that authentic homes still exist within its ancient walls, where you can observe old women hanging their laundry in spots that once hosted discussions on state matters for the entire Roman Empire. This evening, we will enjoy a welcoming dinner at a family-run “Konoba.”
Meals: Dinner
Distance biked: 17 km – Moderate option: 35 km – Long option: 75 km
Overnight: Heritage Palace Varoš, 4*, Split
Today, we explore our first island Brač. Located just off the Croatian coast, you will enjoy a pleasant ferry journey to Supetar, where our cycling adventure begins! Discover ancient inland towns made of stone, along with scenic coastlines, olive orchards, vineyards, and other stunning sights along the route. Brač is renowned for its stone cutting and carving heritage, with several significant buildings around the world, such as the White House in Washington D.C., the Hungarian Parliament Building, and Diocletian’s Palace constructed from its stone. We will visit a remarkable family-run art gallery showcasing unique furniture crafted from Brač stone, along with sculptures, paintings, jewelry, and remnants of an ancient stonemason workshop. After the visit, we will cycle to the coast, where, if time allows, we may have a brief swim before returning to Split.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Distance biked: 35 km – Short option: 28 km – Long option: 60 km
Overnight: Heritage Palace Varoš, 4*, Split
Welcome to the island of Hvar, recognized as one of the world’s Top 10 destinations! We’ll begin our day with a leisurely bike ride around Stari Grad, a UNESCO World Heritage site that dates back to 400 BC as an ancient Greek settlement. Along with renowned historical locations, you will uncover quaint and delightful towns while cycling through pathways lined with olive groves, vegetable gardens, orchards, and vineyards. We will savor a light Mediterranean-style lunch before continuing our bike journey through Hvar. The afternoon ride will lead us along one of the most picturesque routes, meandering through lavender fields and offering breathtaking views of the Dalmatian archipelago, including Vis, Korčula, Lastovo, Brač, and the Pakleni islands.
For the afternoon in Hvar, we recommend exploring the main attractions , wandering through the historic Venetian streets, visiting Europe’s oldest municipal theater, the Hvar Cathedral, as well as its various museums, galleries, and palaces. If you wish to truly immerse yourself in the Hvar atmosphere and “pomalo” lifestyle, the ideal option is to find a spot in the main square, which is one of the Mediterranean’s most stunning squares, and unwind with a glass of wine while taking in the city’s ambiance. Later in the evening, we will enjoy dinner together , a blend of ancient Hvar flavors combined with contemporary cuisine.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Distance biked: 45 km – Easy option: 25km – Long option: 60km
Overnight: Hotel Vila Nora, 4*, the town of Hvar
Today, we carry on with our island-hopping journey as we head to our fourth destination: the island of Korčula, a historic Greek settlement that dates back to the 4th century BC. This island is renowned for its white wines such as Pošip, Rukatac, and Grk, along with its charming old towns, quaint villages, and dark pine forests that blanket the landscape, where high-quality wood was utilized in shipbuilding. We will cycle through tranquil stone villages, family-run vineyards, and gardens, while uncovering Korčula’s secluded coves. We will visit one of the families to savor the delicious flavors of a traditional peasant lunch! Marinated eggplants, goat cheese, prosciutto, local olives, and homemade gnocchi with pesto and almond sauce are just a few of the specialties on today’s menu! The remainder of the day is set aside for discovering the medieval town of Korčula and embracing the laid-back and leisurely lifestyle!
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Distance biked: 45 km – Short option: 36 km – Long option: 60 km
Overnight: Hotel Fabris, 4*, the town of Korčula
Today, you have the choice to either embark on a loop ride around the island or simply relax and enjoy the sights in Korčula , a fortified town with Venetian roots that captivates modern visitors just as it did for medieval travelers like Marco Polo, who began his life’s journey here. Today’s adventure includes cycling along coastal roads that lead to hidden beaches as well as biking through vineyards that surround charming, small towns. We also have an optional swim break at the beaches on the eastern side of the island! The afternoon will be dedicated to exploring the town of Korčula. For our farewell dinner, we will dine at one of the most unique restaurants in Dalmatia that is featured in the Michelin Guide.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Distance biked: 40 km – Short option: 24 km – Long option: 85 km
Overnight: Hotel Fabris, 4*, the town of Korčula
As we journey towards Dubrovnik, you’ll have the opportunity to explore the Pelješac peninsula, known for producing Croatia’s most famous red wines, Dingač and Postup, derived from the Plavac Mali grape, which is closely related to California’s Zinfandel. Pelješac offers stunning views, with the islands of Mljet and Korčula to your right and the coastal line of the mainland on your left. Today’s trip will take us up the hills, alongside the coastline, and through vast vineyard landscapes. We will stop in Ston, a salt-producing village established in the 14th century, renowned for having the longest fortified walls in Europe, measuring 5.5 km. During the era of the Dubrovnik Republic, Ston was a significant town, regarded as the most influential and wealthy city in the 14th century. You can uncover the mysteries of this powerful republic before we transfer to the beautiful city of Dubrovnik, where your tour will conclude.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Distance biked: 35 km – Short option: 20 km – Long option: 60 km
Overnight: –
The hotels we prefer to use are small, boutique hotels, usually located in the center of historic cities.
| PERIOD | 26.04.-01.05. | 03.05.-08.05. | 31.05.-05.06. 14.06.-19.06. |
05.07.-10.07. | 30.08.-04.09. | 13.09.-18.09. |
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| Price per person | 3.180,00 € | 3.280,00 € | 3.330,00 € | 3.410,00 € | 3.490,00 € | 3.390,00 € |
| Single supplement | 400,00 € | 400,00 € | 400,00 € | 400,00 € | 400,00 € | 400,00 € |
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