Itinerary
- Day 1
Split
You'll start by meeting your guide for bike fitting and a quick briefing about the route ahead. Then you're heading into Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO site that's really the heart of Split's old town. Walk through the Peristyle, check out Jupiter's temple, and get a feel for how locals actually live around the fish market. After that, you'll cycle up Marjan hill where the views over the city and coastline are excellent. It's a nice mix of history and physical activity on two wheels.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Explore Diocletian's Palace
- Visit the Peristyle
- Visit Diocletian's mausoleum
- Visit Jupiter's temple
- Experience local fish market
- Cycle along Marjan hill
Optional Activities
- Cycle 35 km moderate option
- Cycle 75 km long option
Landmarks Diocletian's Palace Peristyle Jupiter's Temple Marjan - Day 2
Split to Brač
Ferry takes you out to Brac Island, which is the third biggest in the Adriatic. You'll bike to Sutivan fishing village on the north side, then head inland to Lozisca which has that old stone architecture and quiet village feel. The route passes through settlements with medieval character, and you'll have time to walk through local art galleries and stone mason workshops where craftspeople still do traditional work. Before heading back by boat to Split, you'll get some downtime on secluded pebble beaches to cool off.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Ferry cruise to Brač Island
- Cycle to Sutivan
- Cycle to Ložišća
- Visit art galleries and workshops
- Relax on pebble beaches
- Ferry transfer back to Split
Optional Activities
- Cycle 28 km short option
Landmarks Brač Island Sutivan Ložišća - Day 3
Split to Vis
A boat will take you to Vis Island, which sits furthest out in the central Dalmatian group and feels pretty remote. The island has interesting history, founded by Greeks back in the 4th century BC, and didn't open to visitors until 1989 so it keeps an authentic character that other islands have lost. You'll bike to the eastern side where there are pebble and sandy beaches mixed together, plus vineyards covering the inland areas. Later in the evening you can walk around Vis town and try local food at restaurants overlooking the water.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Boat transfer to Vis Island
- Cycle to eastern side of Vis
- Explore pebble and sandy beaches
- Explore charming vineyards
- Evening promenade in Vis town
- Taste gourmet local delights
Optional Activities
- Cycle 20 km short option
Landmarks Vis Island Vis Town Mina Bay Stončica Bay Vugava Vineyards - Day 4
Vis
This day gives you options on Vis Island depending on what appeals to you. You could bike around to reach the Blue Cave on nearby Bisevo, or try a paddle board tour to the Green Cave for swimming and snorkeling in that area. Many people do both if timing works out. There's also a bike route to Komiza, a fishing village on the southwest that hasn't lost its character. The route takes you through Vis Polje vineyards, then down to the eastern beaches which are sandy and beautiful. You'll probably have lunch at one of the restaurants serving fresh seafood caught locally.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Bike tour around Vis Island
- Bike tour to Komiza
- Explore coves and sandy beaches
- Experience scenic rides through Vis Polje vineyards
Optional Activities
- Bike tour to Blue Cave on Biševo
- Paddle board tour to Green Cave
- Swimming and snorkeling
- Taste fresh seafood
- Cycle 56 km long option
Landmarks Komiza Blue Cave Biševo Island Green Cave Vis Polje - Day 5
Vis to Hvar
After breakfast, a private boat heads to Hvar Island where you'll spend the day in the town of Hvar itself, which has become quite chic and busy with visitors. You can grab coffee or bevonda at one of the many cafes and watch the atmosphere, or if crowds aren't your thing, take an easy bike ride, go for a hike, try sea kayaking, or paddle out to the Paklinski Islands nearby. All the options work well depending on what you're in the mood for.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Private boat transfer to Hvar Island
- Time in Hvar town
Optional Activities
- Easy bike ride on Hvar
- Easy hike on Hvar
- Sea kayak trip
- Explore Paklinski Islands
- Relax in Hvar cafés
Landmarks Hvar Town Paklinski Islands - Day 6
Hvar to Split
This is a harder day physically. You'll climb through abandoned villages and past lavender fields with sea views constantly around you. Once you reach the top, you'll see stone piles scattered everywhere from centuries of clearing land for farming and lavender crops. From there the northern side is mostly flat, so you'll bike through more lavender and olive groves and vineyards, all part of a UNESCO World Heritage site. The route passes through Jelsa and Vrboska on the coast, and then a ferry takes you back to Split in the late afternoon.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycle through abandoned villages
- Cycle through lavender fields
- Cycle through olive groves and vineyards
- Pass through Jelsa village
- Pass through Vrboska village
- Ferry transfer back to Split
Optional Activities
- Cycle 20 km short option
- Visit Stari Grad
- Explore museums
- Relax on beaches
Landmarks Stari Grad Plain Jelsa Vrboska Stari Grad - Day 7
Split
Your tour wraps up after breakfast. Depending on your flight time and travel plans, you'll either explore more around Split or just sit with coffee on the main promenade where you can watch the port activity and see the islands across the water.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Optional Activities
- Explore Split city
- Coffee on main promenade
