Hike and kayak along the Dalmatian coast - semi supported tour

Welcome to Split, a city rich in history and culture. Start your day with a stroll around the 1700-year-old Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Then, take a leisurely walk along Marjan hill, a popular recreational spot for locals. If time allows, visit the vibrant vegetable and fish markets, a highlight of modern-day Split. Enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure, exploring the city's numerous cafes and restaurants serving fresh Mediterranean food. Overnight stay in Split.

Today, choose between a morning or sunset season for a 4-hour scenic adventure around Marjan peninsula. This is a perfect paddling experience for beginners, as we keep close to the shore. After an introduction in paddling techniques and safety, we’ll start our way around the peninsula. As the scenery changes from secluded bays in shaded pine forests to pebble beaches, we’ll stop for a dip in one of the bays—a perfect location for snorkeling as well! Explore the “wild side” of Split from the sea level perspective, just minutes away from the bustling city center. Don’t forget to pack your swimming gear as we stop for a swim and snorkeling in one of Marjan’s secluded coves. Overnight stay in Split.

Enjoy a morning café while traveling by boat to Island Hvar. Start your hike at the top of the Island, discovering abandoned villages once famous for lavender oil production. The second part of the hike takes you along numerous hidden bays of Hvar’s southern coast where you might want to have a swim in the turquoise waters before reaching Hvar town’s famous “piazza”, or promenade with many historical buildings built in the Venetian times. Overnight stay in Hvar town.

After a leisurely breakfast, set off to the group of small islands called the Pakleni. The islands are covered with thick pine woods providing refreshing shade even during the hottest summer days. The route through narrow straits and along the islands reveals small hidden pebble beaches where you can enjoy the privilege of having, at least temporarily, a beach of your own, where you can swim, snorkel and relax. Optional lunch is possible at the restaurant on the beach on one of the Pakleni Islands. Return back to Hvar town in the early afternoon hours. Overnight stay in Hvar town.

Today in the morning, we suggest climbing up through a park to visit Spanjol fortress for a great view of Hvar town, its harbor, and surrounding islets. Once back in the town of Hvar, check out the Renaissance Theater, built in 1612, and the Benedictine Monastery, where a collection of laces woven by the nuns from dried agave leaves is displayed. Later in the afternoon, depart with a ferry to the town of Korcula, where you will spend the next two evenings. Overnight stay in Korcula town.

After breakfast, walk along the eastern part of Island Korcula. Today’s walk takes you along ancient villages, rocky paths dotted with cypress and pine trees, olive groves, and aromatic Mediterranean vegetation. In the afternoon, walk along narrow cobblestone alleys of old town of Korcula, where famous world traveler Marco Polo started his world journey. In the historic center of town, check out the Cathedral of St. Marko, built in Gothic and Renaissance style. Overnight stay in Korcula town.

The morning begins with a short boat ride to Peljesac Peninsula and the town of Orebic. Your hike starts from Orebic, going along the southern slopes of Mt. Ilija, where you will be passing by secluded vineyards and an old Franciscan monastery. Later this afternoon, you will make your way to the mainland. En route pass through Ston, where you will have to chance to discover the second longest stone wall in the world, ancient salt works and the important role this area had in the 14th century for the Republic of Dubrovnik. After a short break, you will set off to the “Pearl of the Adriatic” – the town of Dubrovnik where you will spend your final evening. Overnight stay in Dubrovnik.