The tour starts in Split in the morning hours, when you will get a chance to meet your guides who will fit the bikes for you. Depart for the rolling coastal ride before an easy climb to the top of the park-wood Marjan, with the breathtaking view of the city and the surrounding islands. When you return to the town center, you might want to enjoy lunch in one of the numerous restaurants overlooking the Adriatic Sea. As the sun sets, discover the ancient Palace and local lifestyle during a private guided tour. Split is a pulsating urban oasis with a myriad of sights, sounds, and smells, all thriving inside these almost two millennia old walls. Locals and visitors find themselves inexorably drawn into spending most of their time within 1,700-year-old Roman Emperor Diocletian’s Palace, one of UNESCO’s World Heritage sites. In this great palace, there are still real homes existing in the old walls and you can see old ladies stringing their laundry at places where once state affairs of the entire Roman Empire were discussed. We will have an introductory dinner tonight in a family-owned “Konoba”.

Suggested biking distance: 17 km - Moderate option: 35 km - Long option: 75 km

Overnight stay:  Split

Highlights: Bike ride Split, guided tour of Split and Diocletian’s palace, Marjan hill

Meals: Dinner

Today we discover our first island, Brač. Situated just off the Croatian mainland, you will enjoy a pleasant ferry ride to Supetar from where our bike exploration starts! Discover coastal and ancient inland stone-built towns, olive groves, vineyards, and other beautiful sights along the way. Brač is famous for its tradition of stone cutting and carving. Stones from Brač can be found at the White House in Washington D.C., The Hungarian Parliament Building, and Roman Emperor Diocletian’s Palace. We will visit a unique family-owned art gallery where exhibits one-of-a-kind furniture made from Brač Stone, sculptures, paintings, jewelry, and ancient stonemason workshop can be seen. Following the visit, we cycle to the coast where (time permitting) we might enjoy a short swim break, before return to Split.

Suggested biking distance: 35 km - Easy option: 28 km - Long option: 60 km

Overnight stay:  Split

Highlights: the Island of Brač, art gallery, coastal and inland towns

Meals: Breakfast, lunch

Welcome to the island of Hvar – one of the world’s Top 10 destinations! We will start the day with an easy ride around the UNESCO World Heritage site of Stari Grad, an ancient Greek colony dating back to 400 BC. Besides famous historical sites, you will also discover quiet and charming towns while biking along the roads surrounded by olive gardens, vegetable patches, orchards, and vineyards. We will enjoy a light Mediterranean-style lunch before our bike exploration of Hvar continues.

The afternoon bike ride will take us along one of the most beautiful roads, passing through lavender fields and being surrounded by amazing views of the Dalmatian archipelago - Vis, Korcula, Lastovo, Brač, and Pakleni islands. For the afternoon activity in Hvar, we suggest visiting its main attractions. Walk along the ancient Venetian streets or visit the oldest municipal theater in Europe, the cathedral of Hvar and its many museums, galleries, and palaces.  If you really feel like getting into the Hvar atmosphere and “pomalo” lifestyle, the best thing to do is to find a place on the main square, one of the most beautiful squares of the Mediterranean, and relax with a glass of wine and just enjoy the city vibe. Later in the evening, we will have dinner together; a taste of ancient Hvar flavors mixed with innovative cuisine.

Suggested biking distance: 45 km - Easy option: 25 km - Long option: 60 km

Overnight stay: Hvar

Highlights: lavender fields, coastal rides, inland rural villages, the town of Hvar with its sights

Meals: breakfast, lunch and dinner

Today we continue our island hopping adventure and leave for our fourth island, Korčula, an ancient Greek colony dating back to the 4th century BC. The island is famous for its white wines, Pošip, Rukatac, and Grk. It's also famous for having beautiful old towns, villages and dark pine forests that cover the island, whose quality wood was used for shipbuilding. We will be biking along sleepy stone villages, family vineyards, and gardens, and discover Korčula’s hidden coves. We will stop by one of those families vineyards to taste culinary delights of traditional peasant lunch! Marinated eggplants, goat cheese, prosciutto, local olives, homemade gnocchi with pesto and almond sauce are just some of the specialties served for today’s lunch!  The rest of the day is planned for exploring the medieval town of Korčula and to get into the sleepy, easy-going lifestyle!

Suggested biking distance: 45 km - Easy option: 36 km - Long option: 60 km

Overnight stay:  Korčula

Highlights: ancient towns and villages, quiet roads, the city of Korčula and its sights

Meals: Breakfast, lunch

Today you will have an option of doing a loop ride on the island or just relax and do some sightseeing in the town of Korčula – a Venetian fortified town, irresistible to today's visitor, just as it used to impress medieval travel writers like Marco Polo, who began his life journey in this town. Today’s experience ranges from riding along coastal roads leading to secluded beaches to biking through the vineyards surrounding small, picturesque towns. Did we mention an optional swim break at the beaches in the eastern part of the island? The afternoon is planned to be spent in the city of Korčula, followed by a visit to an authentic wine cellar, where we will taste some of the best wines of Korčula and some simple, but delicious Mediterranean snacks. After the visit, we will depart for our farewell dinner.

Suggested biking distance: 40 km - Easy option: 24 km - Long option: 85 km

Overnight stay:  Korčula

Highlights: the city of Korčula, wine tasting, dinner, coastal rides, laid back villages and amazing views

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner

On our way to Dubrovnik, you will have a chance to discover Pelješac Peninsula – home of the Croatian best-known red wines, Dingač and Postup, made from Plavac Mali wines, a close cousin to Californian Zinfandel. Pelješac will offer you great views; on the right, you will see the islands of Mljet and Korčula and the mainland coastal line on your left. Today’s ride takes us up the hills, along the coast, and through huge vineyard areas. We will visit Ston, a salt-producing village, built in the 14th century and famous for the longest (5,5km) fortified wall in Europe. Ston was a very important town in the period of the Dubrovnik Republic, being the most powerful and prosperous city in the 14th century.  You can discover the secrets of this powerful republic before the transfer to the pearl of the Adriatic – Dubrovnik, where your tour ends.

Suggested biking distance: 35 km - Easy option: 20 km - Long option: 60 km

Overnight stay: - Dubrovnik or Dubrovnik Airport

Highlights: Pelješac Peninsula and wine areas, Mali Ston, coastal ride to Dubrovnik

Meals: Breakfast, lunch

NOTE: If you plan to fly out from Dubrovnik, please do not book flights departing before 5 p.m. as this is the time when we arrive at Dubrovnik or Dubrovnik airport.