Heart of Dalmatia Bike and Boat
Cycle through the mesmerizing Dalmatian coastline, immersing yourself in Croatia’s natural splendor
Journey through historic towns and villages from Split to Zadar
Experience the awe-inspiring Krka National Park with its majestic waterfalls
Enjoy the comfort of our boat, complete with delicious meals and cozy cabins
Dive into the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea and bask in the Mediterranean sun
Enjoy ship amenities as you explore Dalmatia
Gear up for an unforgettable Dalmatian experience
Capture Šibenik's beauty as you cycle by night
Discover Murter Island and Krka National Park
Marvel at Skradin from our guided picturesque routes
Average 25km daily rides on the most scenic roads
Cycle through Dugi Otok and get a dose of history
Experience Vodice's streets on our guided routes
Explore charming islands and visit scenic Primošten
Don't miss Krka Park's waterfalls during your ride
Bike with views of Kornati, experience true culture
Pause at viewpoints and capture Dalmatia's best
Cycle with happy bikers through quaint villages
Visit Diocletian's palace in Split along the route
Itinerary
Your adventure begins in Split, where you’ll check in by 1:00 PM. From there, we’ll set sail to Rogoznica, a charming village nestled among limestone and stone, with beautiful beaches to explore. After lunch and introductions with your fellow travelers, you’ll cycle along the coast to Zmajevo Oko (“Dragon’s Eye”), passing through olive groves and vineyards on your way to Šarić Courts. The day ends in Primošten, where you’ll spend the night.
Lunch
Length: 14 km Total ascend: 180 m | Highest point: 150 m
Surface: 100% paved road | Difficulty level: 2/5
Rise and shine for an early morning cruise to the lively town of Vodice. Here, you’ll mount your bike and set off toward Tribunj, a charming Dalmatian town renowned for its unique donkey races. Your journey will take you to Tisno on the island of Murter, connected to the mainland by a bridge. After a morning of exploration, you’ll return to the boat for a well-deserved lunch in Murter Village.
In the afternoon, we’ll set sail for Telašćica Nature Park. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to cycle from Sali to Telašćica and back, taking in the park’s stunning natural beauty. The day concludes with a special captain’s dinner onboard.
Breakfast, Lunch
Length: 26 km | Total ascend: 100 m | Highest point: 45 m
Surface: 100 % paved road | Difficulty level: 2/5
Bike Course 2: PP Telašćica
Length: 20 km | Total ascend: 250 m Highest point: 90 m
Surface: 100% paved road | Difficulty level: 3/5
After a hearty breakfast, you’ll embark on a bike tour to explore the main island road from Sali to the northern part of Dugi Otok Island. Upon reaching Brbinj, you’ll enjoy a delicious lunch onboard as we set sail towards Zadar, a city steeped in 3000 years of rich history and cultural heritage. You’ll have a free afternoon to explore the town at your own pace, discovering its ancient Roman ruins, medieval churches, and modern cafes.
Breakfast, Lunch
Length: 28 km | Total ascend: 320 m | Highest point: 160 m
Surface: 100% paved road | Difficulty level: 3/5
Start your day with a nourishing breakfast before we cruise from Zadar to Ugljan, the sunniest island in the Zadar archipelago. Our cycling adventure begins in Preko, the largest village on the island, and takes us along the picturesque coastline to Kali and then to Kukljica. A bridge connects the islands of Ugljan and Pašman, where we’ll meet up with the ship in Tkon. From there, we’ll set sail towards Vodice to spend the night.
Breakfast, Lunch
Length: 31 km | Total ascend: 140 m | Highest point: 45 m
Surface: 100 % paved road | Difficulty level: 1/5
As dawn breaks, we’ll journey towards Šibenik, offering a sweeping view of the historic town and the 16th-century St. Nicholas Fortress. Our voyage continues along the river to Skradin, where the Krka River greets the Adriatic Sea.
Here, you’ll set off on a cycling exploration of the expansive Krka National Park, home to seven awe-inspiring waterfalls. After immersing yourself in the park’s natural beauty, we’ll return to Šibenik. Spend your afternoon discovering the oldest Croatian city on the Adriatic at your own pace.
Breakfast, Dinner
Length: 25 km | Total ascend: 270 m | Highest point: 175 m
Surface: 70% paved, 30% macadam road| Difficulty level: 3/5
Post breakfast, you’ll cycle towards the St. Nicholas Fortress, a historic defense structure built to ward off Turkish sea invasions. Enjoy the stunning coastal views of Šibenik as you journey towards the UNESCO-listed monument.
After your fortress visit, you’ll return to the boat for a scrumptious lunch as we navigate toward Trogir, a historic town renowned for its blend of architectural styles. Upon arrival, you’ll have the afternoon to wander through the town’s labyrinthine streets, visit the St. Lawrence Cathedral, or unwind in a local café.
Breakfast, Lunch
Length: 20 km | Total ascend: 120 m | Highest point: 50 m
Surface: 85% paved road | Difficulty level: 1/5
Start your day with a hearty breakfast before biking across the last island of the tour, Čiovo. The first part of the ride is flat and follows the coast until you reach Slatina. Then, you’ll begin an uphill climb to the church of Our Lady of Prizidnica, built in 1546.
After admiring the view, descend back to Slatine and ascend to the island’s highest point, where you’ll enjoy a unique view of Split, Kaštela, and the neighboring mountains. You will have lunch on board while you cruise to Split. In the afternoon, enjoy a walking tour of the city and have free time to explore.
Breakfast, Lunch
Length: 26 km | Total ascend: 350 m | Highest point: 210 m
Surface: 100% paved road | Difficulty level: 3/5
On your last day of the tour, you’ll have an early breakfast to fuel up for the day. It’s always bittersweet to say goodbye to new friends and crew who have made your journey unforgettable. Take the time to exchange contact information with the people you’ve met along the way. Although the tour is coming to an end, the memories and experiences will stay with you for a lifetime.
Pricing
Included in price
Continental breakfasts
Three-course lunches or dinner
Bike guide
Complimentary water
Complimentary WIFI
Visitor’s tax and port fees (60€/person/cruise) – OBLIGATORY SUPPLEMENT
Bike handling (10€/person/week) – OBLIGATORY SUPPLEMENT
Other information
Because of specific mooring requirements of some Croatian ports, our ships are docked side by side. This means that passengers will need to cross from one ship to another, with small gaps in between, to get to the shore. It’s important for passengers to be cautious and cross at their own risk. Our crew members are available to assist those who need it.
Important for the tour
| Departures 2025 | 7 Jun 2025 |
|---|---|
| TRADITIONAL ENSUITE Upper / Main deck | 900€ |
| TRADITIONAL ENSUITE Lower deck | 800€ |
Description
Embark on a cycling journey that takes you through the heart of Dalmatia. From the ancient cities of Split and Zadar to the charming islands and quaint villages in between, this tour offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.
This is your invitation to experience the allure of the Dalmatian Coast as you cycle along routes meticulously designed to highlight the region’s most breathtaking sights. Among other captivating landmarks, marvel at the imposing Fortress of St. Nicholas and the awe-inspiring waterfalls of Krka National Park.
With an average daily cycling distance of about 25 kilometers, you’ll engage in invigorating physical activity while still having plenty of time to unwind and take advantage of the amenities on our boat — to enjoy the sun deck, relax in the lounge area, or savor mouthwatering meals in our onboard restaurant.
Our package ensures you have everything you need for a memorable journey. From cozy accommodations on our boat to knowledgeable guides who will lead you through the most scenic routes, we’ve thought of everything. We can also facilitate bike rentals for your convenience.
We eagerly await the opportunity to welcome you aboard for an extraordinary holiday experience filled with cycling and cruising through the mesmerizing landscapes of Dalmatia!
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Things to know
Croatia has a Mediterranean climate along the coast and a continental climate inland. Pack light clothing for summer months and warmer clothing for winter. A swimsuit, sunblock, and a hat are musts for the sunny beaches. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for exploring historic cities.
Croatia is considered very safe for tourists. However, like anywhere, it’s good to stay aware of your surroundings, especially in busy tourist areas.
Croatia is part of the European Union, so many visitors won’t need a visa for short stays. It’s best to check the current visa requirements with your local Croatian embassy if you want to be 100% sure.
The best time to visit depends on what you want to do. The warmest months are July and August, perfect for beach holidays. However, May, June, and September offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds.
Croatia recently switched to Euros (EUR) at the start of 2023. Therefore, you won’t need to exchange them for Kunas anymore. Credit cards are widely accepted, but it’s worth carrying some cash for smaller establishments.
We strive to provide the utmost flexibility and tailor our tours to meet your specific needs. That’s why we work with various accommodations of the same quality to accommodate different preferences, budgets, and availability, especially during peak seasons. You can rest assured we will inform you well in advance about all the details regarding your stay.
We believe in giving our guests the freedom to choose their dining experiences, as everyone has different preferences. You have the liberty to select restaurants that cater to your taste and dietary requirements. We can certainly provide recommendations and even assist with reservations at specific restaurants upon request. Our knowledgeable guides are also more than happy to suggest excellent dining options. There is absolutely no way you will go hungry throughout the journey!
The availability of restaurant options may vary depending on the severity of your dietary restrictions. Most restaurants readily offer vegetarian meals. However, finding vegan or gluten-free options, especially in suburban areas, smaller towns, or villages, can be more challenging. While specific dishes may not be listed on menus for more specialized diets, you can always contact restaurants in advance or inquire on-site about accommodating your dietary needs.
We craft each itinerary from scratch based on your expectations and the type of holiday you desire. The itineraries showcased on our website serve as inspiration, providing a glimpse of what we can create. Once we’ve had our initial conversation, our dedicated travel expert will start designing a customized itinerary tailored specifically to your preferences.
We understand that every traveler has different preferences and may desire personal time during the journey. Therefore, most of our tours are self-guided, meaning you do them at your own pace, so what you’ll do is only up to you. Our priority is to ensure that every guest feels comfortable and has the opportunity to fully enjoy their time in Croatia, making the most of the tour while allowing for personal moments.
Absolutely! We understand that as time goes on, you may come up with new ideas and desires. Depending on availability, we are more than happy to incorporate any additional experiences or services you wish to include. Our goal is to ensure your journey is as personalized and enjoyable as possible, accommodating your evolving preferences throughout the planning process.
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