The Dalmatian coast from from Split to Dubrovnik, self guided tour

Welcome to Split, a vibrant city rich in history. Upon arrival, meet our representative who will introduce you to the area and help you get acquainted with your bike. Depending on your arrival time, you can choose between an easy 20 km bike ride or a more challenging 80 km loop into the interior. Don't miss the opportunity to explore Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and enjoy a leisurely walk along the beautiful waterfront promenade. Accommodation for the night will be in Split (or similar).

Start your day with a morning coffee at Split's waterfront promenade before taking a 1-hour ferry ride to the tranquil island of Šolta. Cycle through the island's interior, passing through small rural villages and along olive groves and vineyards. You may also choose to visit a local honey production site. After a day of exploration, return to Split for the night. Accommodation will be in Split (or similar).

Today, set off for the island of Brač, the largest of the central Dalmatian islands. With its coastal roads, quaint villages, and stunning views, Brač offers a plethora of riding choices. Visit local art galleries, dine at local restaurants, and explore stone mason workshops. After a day of adventure, return to Split for the night. Accommodation will be in Split (or similar).

After a ferry ride from Split to Hvar, start your day with a leisurely bike ride around the UNESCO site of Stari Grad, an ancient Greek colony. Cycle along beautiful gardens, the coast, and olive groves. In the afternoon, ride along the most beautiful road lined with lavender fields to reach Hvar town. Accommodation for the night will be in Hvar town (or similar).

After a boat transfer, start your bike ride on the historical island of Korčula, about 46 kilometers away from the town of Korčula. Enjoy the scenic southern side of the island, with amazing views on beautiful hidden beaches and coves. Stop at charming little villages and hamlets and enjoy locally prepared food at a traditional konoba (tavern). Accommodation for the next 2 nights will be in Korčula town (or similar).

Spend another day exploring the enchanting island of Korčula. Cycle past vineyards, olive groves, and along the beautiful coast of the island. Taste traditional food and some of the best Croatian white wines. Did you know that Marco Polo started his life journey from Korčula? Accommodation will be in Korčula town (or similar).