Cycling Dalmatia, self guided tour

Welcome to the ancient Mediterranean city of Split! After meeting at your hotel and fitting your bike, you'll embark on a cycling tour of the beautiful Marjan hill, a favorite recreational spot for locals. You'll also have the option to extend your ride along the coast. In the evening, you're free to explore the 1700-year-old Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and experience the vibrant local life of Split.

Today, you'll take a leisurely ferry ride to Brač, the largest island of the central Dalmatian group. Rich in history and culture, you'll cycle through coastal towns and inland villages, each offering unique architectural and historical treasures. The island is also famous for its stone sculptures and quarries, which were used in the construction of the White House and Diocletian's Palace. Optional visits include art galleries, wine cellars, and the island museum.

Today, you'll discover the unspoiled beauty of Šolta Island. Despite its proximity to Split, Šolta has retained its traditional charm and rural character. You'll cycle along quiet roads, passing through quaint villages, olive groves, and vineyards. With its picturesque coves and bays, Šolta offers a glimpse into the past and a slower pace of life.

On your final day of cycling, you'll visit the enchanting island of Hvar. As you ride through lavender fields, olive groves, and vineyards, you'll pass through the charming towns of Jelsa and Vrboska before reaching Stari Grad, one of the oldest settlements in Europe. You can choose to challenge yourself with an uphill ride, passing ancient Greek walls and enjoying stunning views from the top of the island. In the evening, celebrate your last ride with drinks on the ancient piazza in Hvar, overlooking the 7th-century fortification walls and the oldest municipal theatre in Europe.