Included:

• • Two experienced MTB guides with extensive local knowledge of the area
  • An experienced skipper
  • 8-day all-inclusive cycling & sailing adventure in Croatia (6 days of guided cycling)
  • Accommodation on a luxury sailboat for 7 days
  • Traditional Croatian breakfast on board every day
  • 4 cooked meals (The group has 4 cooked meals included and they can choose the ratio of lunches and dinners. For example, 3 dinners and 1 lunch.)
  • Fruit, snacks, and water for daily outings
  • Water and juice on board
  • Welcome drinks (local wine and craft beer)
  • Sheets and towels
  • Harbor fees
  • Boat fuel

Add-ons (available at an additional cost, leave us a note at checkout):

• • Single occupancy cabin — pricing shown at checkout
  • Bike and helmet rentals
  • Transportation from Zagreb to Trogir and back
  • Transfer from the airport to marina

Not included:

• • Flights to Croatia
  • Alcoholic beverages onboard (apart from welcome drinks)
  • Some meals
  • Insurance — recommended, available to add at checkout
  • Guide gratuities — optional, 10-15% recommended

With our luxury catamaran as home base, we’re free to roam Croatia’s sunny Dalmatian coast and hop between its most beautiful islands. Smooth coastal roads, quiet island lanes, and sunlit viewpoints guide our journey through Dalmatia’s most beautiful islands—each one offering its own rhythm, scenery, and stories. Here are some of the places we’ll visit together.

• • Trogir — This tiny central Dalmatian town charms instantly with its old-world atmosphere and UNESCO-listed historic center. In your free time, wander Romanesque churches like St. Lawrence Cathedral, stroll the lively waterfront, or climb the Kamerlengo Fortress for views over the maze of medieval streets and the sparkling harbor.
  • Brač — Stretching over 24 miles, Brač is known for Bol, its cliff-backed villages, and the iconic Zlatni Rat Beach. Ride toward Vidova Gora for sweeping views of the golden shoreline, then visit the remarkable Blaca Hermitage—an entire stone monastery carved into the cliffs by Glagolitic monks in the 1500s.
  • Hvar — The sunniest island in the Adriatic blends ancient Greek heritage with lavender fields, secluded coves, and timeless stone towns. Cycle toward Stari Grad, one of Europe’s oldest settlements, sip wine in cliffside Sveta Nedjelja, and wrap up the day with a beach cocktail or a taste of Hvar’s vibrant nightlife.
  • Vis — Closed to the public for decades due to its military past, Vis now welcomes travelers with untouched beauty and stories hidden in its labyrinth of tunnels, bunkers, and submarine shelters. Ride through the town of Vis, learn about Komiža’s deep fishing traditions, and admire views of the tiny volcanic islet Jabuka on the horizon.
  • Omiš, Čiovo, or Korčula — Omiš sits where the Cetina River meets the sea, offering dramatic canyon scenery and a paradise of outdoor sports. Prefer a different feel? Čiovo brings gentle coastal roads and quiet bays, while Korčula offers vineyard-lined routes, old-town charm, and sweeping Adriatic views. The exact stop is chosen together once on board.

The best thing about this cycling & sailing tour is that it’s a whole lot easier with trusty e-bikes! Your guides get that this is your vacation and you should enjoy it without overdoing it. All that’s required is that you know how to ride a bike, and everything else can be fully customized. Still, keep in mind that you’ll be cycling consistently for a week.

Most of the days you will cross 10-30 miles (15-50 km) with ascents up to 1,500 ft (500 m). But with two experienced guides onboard, you can explore different types and levels of biking trails in the area. Split into two groups and mix & match the routes according to your skill and preference!

If you want to take a day or two off, feel free to stay on the catamaran or go on another outdoor adventure like hiking or kayaking (not included in the cost of the trip).

Renting a charter boat means you have the freedom to make your own schedule and go wherever the wind and desire take you. Charter offers additional flexibility and custom itinerary adapted to your group, as well as a chance to upgrade to a bigger sailboat. You have a choice between three superb boats: the Saba 50 and Aura 51, accommodating 8 guests throughout 4 double cabins, or Lagoon 46, accommodating 6 guests in 3 double cabins.

Your guides and skipper will help you create an itinerary that suits your travel needs and wishes. They will handle the boat for you and recommend routes and places to visit. They know where you can anchor and get supplies, find privacy or enjoy the Croatian party scene.

Let us know which dates work best for you and we will give you an estimate of the prices and options for that period. Before payment, you’ll receive a full charter agreement and invoice. The price includes two experienced MTB guides with deep local knowledge, an expert skipper, and 8 days of exploring Croatia by sailboat and mountain bike. You’ll stay 7 nights on a luxurious, spacious catamaran, enjoy traditional Croatian breakfasts each morning, and have 4 cooked meals arranged in any lunch-to-dinner ratio you prefer. Also included are fruit, snacks, and water for daily outings, water and juice on board, welcome drinks with local wine and craft beer, plus sheets and towels, harbour fees, and boat fuel.

The final price of the tour depends on the chosen dates, possible upgrades and add-ons. Invite your family and friends who also love boating and reduce the cost per person!

This trip works for riders who want real daily cycling on the Dalmatian islands, led by two dedicated guides, with the ease of a boat carrying your bags and cooking dinner while you sail to the next stop. You can join as part of an open group or book the whole boat privately—both get you the same route, guides, and riding standard, just a different social setup.

The open group departure is a good match if:

• • You want structured daily riding (up to 50 km/30 mi, real climbing) without needing racing fitness—the pace splits by ability, and the e-bike option and flexible schedule make it work for a mixed group
  • You like meeting other travelers—you’re sharing the boat with up to 7 other guests for 7 nights, with the guides setting the daily rhythm

A private charter is a good match if:

• • You’re traveling as a group and want the boat to yourselves—often cheaper per person than it looks at first, given the per-person open-group price
  • You want the itinerary to flex further around what your group specifically wants to ride and see
  • You’d rather not share cabins or schedule with people outside your group

Either way, you’re riding through Brač, Hvar, and Vis rather than just looking at them from a bus, with two MTB guides who know the islands’ climbs, trails, and best stops firsthand.

Yes! You can come with your friends and family and enjoy the Dalmatian coast together. Your children or other members of the family that don’t want to join cycling trous can stay on the boat and relax under the Mediterranean sun or explore the shore on foot while you ride. There’s no age minimum if you’re coming on a private tour.

If you’d rather enjoy the thrill of mountain biking, Bike & Sail With Style in Croatia might just be what you’re looking for. It’s an adventure led by the same guides, where you’ll get to visit the same islands as with this tour.

Dalmatia’s mild Mediterranean climate boasts perfect weather year-round. Tours are scheduled to fit with the seasons and ideal cycling conditions. When the weather does not cooperate, your guide will know the correct course of action to take. Whether that’s shifting to a more favorable location or postponing until conditions approve, your guide will know just what to do. In the event of predictably bad weather, you will be contacted prior to the trip to discuss suitable alternatives.

Here’s what you’ll need:

• • Helmet — rental available
  • E-bike — rental available
  • Comfortable riding or athletic clothing, preferably moisture-wicking or synthetic material, for a week of mountain biking
  • Spare clothes
  • Beachwear and a bathing suit
  • Sneakers or sport shoes
  • Light rain jacket
  • Sunglasses
  • Water bottle or hydration bladder
  • Biking gloves are optional but recommended
  • Personal toiletries (including sunscreen)

Dress comfortably and for the weather in clothes you can move in. We suggest bringing clothing appropriate for the season. Layers are best and don’t wear jeans.

Regarding laundry, you can wash your clothes by hand on the boat or you can pay for laundry service on one of the islands.

Don’t worry about transporting your bikes to Croatia! Your guides offer city e-bike rental, ensuring you have a smooth journey.

If you’d like to rent a city e-bike with your guides, leave us a note at checkout. This is just so we see how many bike rentals are required—payment is in person, in cash.

This trip runs May through October, which lines up with the Adriatic’s warm, dry season. Late May/June and September are the shoulder-season sweet spot—warm enough to swim, without July/August’s peak heat and crowds. July and August are hottest and busiest on the islands.

Croatia uses the euro (€), having adopted it in January 2023. Cards are widely accepted in the towns this trip visits, but plenty of smaller places—especially on the islands—are cash-only, so it’s worth carrying some with you.

Group sizes and prices:

• • It takes a minimum of 2 participants for this tour to run. The maximum number of participants is 8 people for Saba 50 and Aura 51. For Lagoon 46, maximum number of participants is set at 6 guests.
    
  • Two expert local guides join you on board, keeping the experience personal and attentive. With small groups of just 6–8 guests, every ride and every day can be shaped to your pace, interests, and sense of adventure.
  • There are both open departures available, as well as the option of chartering the boat for a fully private & customized experience! Let us know if you’re interested in reserving the charter for your group.
  • Solo travelers are welcome to join, but securing a single occupancy cabin for themselves is mandatory—you’ll be able to add it to your booking at checkout.

Min. age requirements:

• • For group tours, if you are older than 18, you’re good to go.
  • There is no age minimum for private tours, though, so if you’d love to bring your young ones along, contact us prior to booking to make arrangements!

The price for this tour is based on twin-share cabins, but a single occupancy cabin can be arranged at an additional fee. You can add it to your booking at checkout.

Solo travelers are welcome to join, but securing a single occupancy cabin for themselves is mandatory—you’ll be able to add it to your booking at checkout.

To get to the start of this tour, most people fly into Split Airport and take a taxi or bus to Trogir about 10-15 minutes away. Other options include Franjo Tudman Airport in Zagreb and Dubrovnik Airport, both about 3.5 hours away from Trogir,.

You will meet your guide and check in at the SCT Marina Trogir at 4 pm on Day 1. The sailboat will return to the Trogir harbor at 5 pm on the last night. Checkout is at 9 am on the last day.

If you choose to arrive in Zagreb, you can spend your first day exploring Medvednica by bike. On your last day, you can go back to Zagreb and visit National park Plitvička jezera along the way or fly back from Dubrovnik.

We highly recommend that you cover all your bases with insurance. To make your booking and traveling experience as carefree as possible, you’ll be offered to simply insure your trip with Redpoint at checkout.

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