Travel details

Tour profile:

You cycle mostly on paved side roads with some uphill stretches. You can join the tour guide or bike on your own. Minimum Age 10 years.

Day 1: Trogir – Split (approx. 12 mi./20 km)

Individual arrival by car to Trogir or by plane to Split airport, which is about 3mi./ 5 km away from the harbor of Trogir. After check in on the motor yacht the first short cruise starts at 1 pm from Trogir to Split. Here we undertake our first cycle tour to the Marjan Mountain, a popular relaxation destination for the inhabitants of Split.

Day 2: Cetina Canyon (19 mi./30 km - 27 mi./43 km)

After breakfast we cycle through the valley of the Cetina River which is surrounded by steep rocks. After 12,5 mi./ 20 km we have the choice to take part on a 4 hours rafting tour on the Cetina River and afterwards a small cycle tour of about 6,2 mi./ 10 km back to the boat - or to expand the cycling tour to 27 mi./ 43 km along small side roads and versatile landscapes until reaching Omiš and its pirate castles. In the afternoon cruise to Island Brac with a bathing stop. Brac is famous for its shining white marble which was also used for the White House and the Reichstag in Berlin.

Day 3: Brac Island (approx. 14 mi./22 km)

Today's route begins in Pucišca with a long but moderate ascent to the mountain ridge of the island past mulberry, kiwi and fig trees, olive groves and vineyards. The following descent to Bol rewards us for our earlier climb with amazing panoramic views of the neighboring island Hvar. Right before lunch we cross to the island of Kor?ula. Overnight stay in the picturesque harbor of Racišce.

Day 4: Mljet Island (approx. 7 mi./12 km)

Early in the morning we cruise to the green and forestry island Mljet - known as the honey island. During the 12th Century Benedictines have established a wonderful situated monastery on this island. The pinewood is known as one of the most impressing of the whole Mediterranean - It is said that Odysseus has stayed there for seven years. Today the place is a national park and a highlight of every Dalmatian trip. We have enough time to explore the national park on a small cycle tour, as well as to visit the “Monastery Island of the Holy Maria” and finally of course we may take a swim.

Day 5: Korcula Island (approx. 34 mi./55 km)

Today we explore the Island of Korcula by bicycle. The peacefulness and remoteness of luscious gardens with large cypresses dominate the appearance of perhaps the most beautiful Dalmatian island. First we cycle along the coastal road for a short while. After a short period of pushing our bikes to Pupnat we reach the old pass road above the magnificent bay of Pupnat and later the village of Blato which, like Rome, was built on 7 hills. Overnight stay in the harbor of Vela Luka.

Day 6: Hvar Island (approx. 12,5 - 15 mi./20 - 25 km)

After arriving in Hvar we make an interesting tour around the town, across the large Renaissance square, which is lined with the cathedral and many late gothic palaces. Our first bike tour for today leads us along the almost traffic free pass road through small villages. After lunch in Stari Grad we make a second cycle tour. The destinations for the tour are the harbors of Jelsa and Vrboska, which invite us to an extended break. We stay overnight in Stari Grad, which has become a Mecca for artists and art lovers in the past few years.

Day 7: Solta Island (approx. 12 mi./19 km)

After crossing over to Stomorska on the island of Solta we commence our last cycle tour. Walled fields, numerous olive groves, locust bean and fig trees line the roads. The herb smells of lavender and rosemary accompany us along our tour of this island. In Maslinica we load the bikes onto the ship and enjoy our last crossing back to Trogir where, if time permits, we can take a tour of the old town which is a world heritage site.

Day 8: Disembarkation at Trogir

After breakfast disembarkation until 9 am and individual trip home or extended stay in Croatia.

The captain reserves the right to make changes to the planned route due to changing wind and weather conditions and where required by organizational necessities.

Tour details/Prices

Arrival day: Saturday

Tour dates:

A - ship KAPETAN JURE: April 21; May 05/19; June 02/16; August 18; September 01/15/29; October 13/27, 2012
B - ship ROMANTICA: April 07/28; May 12/26; June 09/23/30; July 14/28; August 11/25; September 22; October 06, 2012
C - ship SAN SNOVA: June 23, July 07, 2012

Arrival | Parking | Departure

Airport: Split, approx. 5 km to the ship landing stage; taxi approx. € 20,-

Parking: locked parking near to the ship landing stage, € 40/week - payable locally

Accomodation/ships:
A - Comfort ship KAPETAN JURE: The Kapetan Jure is a 88 ft./ 27-metre-long and 23 ft./ 7-metre-wide comfortable and spacious wooden motor yacht that was built in 2000. 11 of the 15 cabins are on deck. 10 of these are furnished with the two beds arranged side by side, while one cabin has bunk beds. The remaining 4 cabins are below deck, and are furnished with a double bed (4,6 ft./ 140 cm wide) and a porthole. The cabins have simple, but functional equipment and are furnished with two beds and a small wardrobe or an open shelf. There is enough space for sleeping and storing a sea bag or a travel bag.
B - Premium ship ROMANTICA: The Romantica of captain Jure was launched in May 2007. The ship is 105 ft./ 32 m long and 25 ft./   7,6 m wide and it possesses a solid structural steelwork, which, as the name says, connects romance with modern trend and functionally. 17 comfortably equipped cabins with a size of 30-32 sq ft. (9-10 m2) also offer sufficient area to larger groups to accommodation. The generous cabins feature elevated equipment. The far sundeck offers couch mats for sunbathing and relaxing. A characteristic of the ship is a platform at the stern of the boat, from which you can take a bath in the sea in a very comfortable way.
C - Premium ship SAN SNOVA: The MS San Snova is a new wooden motor sailer that was launched in spring 2009. The ship is constructed entirely of oak! It, 100 ft./ 31 m long and 26 ft./ 8 m wide, meets the highest expectations in regard to comfort, elegance and style, combining romantic seafaring with modernity and functionalism. The San Snova has five double cabins (with double beds 6,5 ft./ 200 cm x 5,2 ft./ 160 cm) and five triple cabins above deck (with double beds 6,5 ft./ 200 cm x 5,2 ft./ 160 cm and single bunk beds 6,5 ft./ 200 cm x 2,6 ft./ 80 cm) as well as four spacious triple cabins below deck. Two of these triple cabins can also be used as quadruple cabins by adding a camp bed. The fittings of the cabins as well as the saloon and the outside area are of superior quality with many carefully created details. The roomy sun deck offers comfortable mats for relaxing and lounge chairs are found on the afterdeck.

Included services:
+ 7 nights in cabine with shower/WC
+ full board
+ entrance national park Miljet
+ tour guide
+ 7 guided bike tours
+ handle bar bag with maps and information material/cabin

Discounts:
3rd person in 3-bed-cabin with 2 full paying adults: -50%; children;
Childredn until 18,99 yrs. in own cabin: -25%

Others:
Bikes are available from a height of approx. 140cm on;
Requirement to wear helmets - rental helmets available FREE FOR CHARGE - pre-booking necessary!

Minimum of participants: 16 persons

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