Included: An experienced, English-speaking cycling guide with extensive knowledge of the area 8-day e-bike and boat tour from Trogir* to Dubrovnik or Dubrovnik to Trogir* Most meals (2x full board & 5x half board) — meaning breakfast, lunch, and dinner on 2 days, i.e., breakfast and lunch OR dinner on 5 days Accommodation aboard the Harmonia, Bellezza, or Andela Lora yacht for 7 nights (twin/double cabin below deck with shower and toilet) Guided bike tours and sightseeing as described in the itinerary City tours in Dubrovnik, Korčula, Trogir* Bed linen and towels SGR Insolvency Protection Add-ons (pricing shown at checkout): Single occupancy cabin Bike rental Bike insurance Cabin above deck Special diet (vegetarian & pescatarian free of charge) — gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegan cost 70 EUR per person, paid in person Not included: Transportation to the starting point (Trogir or Dubrovnik) Beverages on board (tally sheet; to be paid to the captain) Tourist tax & mineral water (€60 per person for 2025 departures, €80 per person for 2026 departures) — to be paid on board in cash Meals and beverages ashore & not mentioned above Entrance fee for sights not included in the tour price Guide and crew gratuities — optional Insurance — recommended, available to add at checkout *For 2026 departures, Split is the starting/end point. Additionally, a guided walking tour in Split is organized instead of Trogir.

How fit do I need to be for a Croatia bike and boat tour?

This e-bike & boat tour in Trogir and Dubrovnik is suitable for experienced cyclists with a great level of fitness . The tours and elevation gain are manageable with an e-bike. Most days run 12 to 37.5 miles (20 to 60 km) , with one longer push of 37.5 miles (60 km) between Vela Luka and Korčula town, and 1,300 to 2,300 feet (400 to 700 meters) of climbing , including some steeper ascents and winding, uneven-asphalt descents that call for confident bike handling. The riding pace is determined by cyclists on e-bikes. Should you take part in this tour on a gravel bike, you should have the necessary physical condition to keep up with this pace. Only children with good physical condition , previous bicycle tour experience , and a minimum age of 10 can join. Please note that the minimum height for a rental e-bike is 1.50 m (4’9”). Follow-me bikes, bike seats, and bike bungees can also be hired for accompanying children. For more information about your child joining, please contact us . Want to see what else there is on offer in Croatia? Check out this cycling tour of the Croatian coast , mountain biking along the coast or an active holiday in Croatia .

Is this trip right for me?

You’ll probably love it if: You’re an experienced cyclist , comfortable with longer daily stages—most days run 12 to 37.5 miles (20 to 60 km), with one bigger push (37.5 mi / 60 km) to Korčula. The e-bike helps with the 1,300–2,300 ft (400–700 m) of daily climbing, but you’ll still want real hours-in-the-saddle experience. You’re confident handling winding descents and some uneven asphalt —this isn’t flat, easy pedaling. You’re happy in a group of up to 34 people, following a set daily plan rather than a private, custom pace. Waking up on a yacht for seven nights sounds fun, not like a compromise. You’ve got non-cycling friends or family joining—they’re welcome too, same price. Worth knowing first: Traveling solo? You’re welcome, but cabins are shared by default, so budget for the single-cabin option. Kids need to be ten or older with some bike-touring experience already. This isn’t a fully beginner-friendly tour, it suits regular cyclists, not first-timers or casual weekend riders. Prone to seasickness, or unsure about a full week on the water? Worth thinking through first.

What do I need to bring?

Here’s what you’ll need: Comfortable riding or athletic clothing, preferably moisture wicking or synthetic material Helmet (mandatory to wear) — please bring your own, well-fitted helmet, rental ones are limited (reservation required) Padded cycling shorts — recommended Week’s worth of relaxed leisure clothing Swimming gear Long-sleeved sweater or sweatshirt Waterproof jacket Sneakers or sport shoes Sunglasses Plenty of water, water bottle or hydration bladder Daypack with snacks Biking gloves are optional but recommended Toiletries (sunscreen, hand sanitizer, bug spray, etc.) 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.

What about the bikes, can I bring my own?

Due to safety regulations on the ship, it is not allowed to bring your own e-bike. By renting it with your guides, you will get high-quality, fully serviced rental bikes perfect for the terrain of this tour. You can bring your own bike seat and pedals , and your guides will be happy to assist you in attaching these to your rental bikes. It is not advisable to bring your own tour bike , as the pace is oriented towards e-bike riders. If you want to bring your own bike on the trip, it’s recommended you bring a bike that meets the technical requirements to keep up the pace with the higher speed of e-bikes. In addition, your bike will need to have good tires (e.g. Gravel Bike or Cyclocross Bike). Before traveling, please check the condition of brakes, gears, and tires as well as bringing repair kits and essential spare parts (e.g. inner tube). Your bike must be in top technical condition. Please keep in mind that transporting your own bike will result in additional costs when flying. Wearing a helmet is mandatory and it’s recommended you bring your own, well-fitted helmet. Rental helmets are available, but in a limited capacity, so reservation is required should you need it. E-bikes All rental e-bikes are high quality pedelecs, most of which are fitted with Bosch motors with extra battery range. They are characterized by their relatively light weight and great components. Some of the fleet is equipped with other motor systems. They are a true set of wings for anyone who needs a little ‘tail wind’ to make their ride that little bit more enjoyable. Gravel bikes Gravel and cyclocross rental bikes can be ridden over a variety of terrain. These bikes run perfectly on smooth asphalt surfaces as well as on gravel trails. The frames are extremely robust while still light. The relatively wide tires provide good traction when cycling on loose surfaces. Cyclocross bikes allow for adventurous rides without compromise.

Is this a cruise or a bike tour?

It’s a guided cycling trip with boat transfers between islands, so not exactly just a cruise. Your days are spent riding: 12 to 37.5 miles (20 to 60 km) on an e-bike, with 1,300 to 2,300 feet (400 to 700 m) of climbing, through Mljet, Vis, Korčula, Brač, Hvar, and Šipan. Your nights are spent aboard a small yacht carrying up to 34 guests, moving between Split, Dubrovnik, and the islands in between. Think small-group bike tour with a boat as your rolling hotel, not a cruise ship with a full onboard entertainment

Group sizes and age requirements

Group sizes & pricing: Depending on the number of people, there can be between 1 and 3 professional guides per trip. It takes a minimum of 14 people aboard a yacht for this tour to operate. The maximum group size is set at 36 people. If you’re joining as a solo traveller , a single cabin surcharge is mandatory. It’s not possible to join as a solo traveller and share a cabin with another guest. Min. age requirements: If you are older than 18, you’re good to go. Only children with a good physical condition, previous bicycle tour experience and a minimum age of 10 can join . Please note that the minimum height for a rental e-bike is 1.50 m (4’9”). Follow-me bikes, bike seats, and bike bungees can also be hired for accompanying children. Children up to the age of 16 are eligible for a 200-euro discount (double occupancy), let us know at checkout if you’re booking for a child. If your group has riders under the age of 18, contact us prior to booking to make arrangements.

Can non-cycling guests join?

Yes, of course! Non-cycling guests are more than welcome to join. The price stays the same, as all inclusions are identical apart from the guided cycling tours themselves. Our tour guides can give you tips on how to enjoy your holiday without taking part in the daily rides—and while the boat travels between harbours, you can simply relax and enjoy the peace and quiet on board. It’s a lovely option for mixed groups!

Can you travel solo on this Croatia bike and boat tour?

Yes— solo travelers are welcome . Cabins are shared by default, though, so traveling alone means booking a single cabin rather than splitting one with another guest.

Is a single occupancy cabin available?

The price for this e-bike & boat 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. If you’re joining as a solo traveller , a single cabin surcharge is mandatory. It’s not possible to join as a solo traveller and share a cabin with another guest.

When's the best time for a Croatia bike and boat tour?

The season runs April through October. May, June, September, and October give you the mildest riding temperatures and quieter islands. July and August are warmest for swimming but also the busiest and hottest for the daily rides. If you’d rather ride comfortably and skip the crowds, aim for the shoulder months.

Getting there and meeting location

Depending on which direction of the tour you choose (Trogir to Dubrovnik OR Dubrovnik to Trogir), you can either fly into Split Airport (SPU) or Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) . Dubrovnik → Trogir : Best to fly into Dubrovnik Airport, takes 30 minutes to Gruž (Dubrovnik’s port). Check-in on board is available from 2 pm. Trogir → Dubrovnik : Best to fly into Split Airport, takes 10-20 minutes to the port of Trogir. Check-in on board is available from 1 pm. Please note that for 2026 departures, Split is the starting/end point instead of Trogir.

Safety measures and insurance

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. Redpoint—the official 57hours insurance partner—tailors protection packages for adventure travel, offering a comprehensive travel program, even in remote locations! Trip cancellation, natural disasters, pandemic coverage, medical evacuation, primary medical expenses—regardless of the travel interruption that may happen, Redpoint will have you covered. The price of the tour includes the 5 euro SGR Insolvency Protection. This is mandatory consumer contribution called the SGR insolvency protection guarantee scheme.

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Island Hopping in Croatia: E-Bike & Boat Tour in South Dalmatia

Name: Guided E-Bike & Boat Tour in Trogir and Dubrovnik
Brand: 57hours
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8 days | Moderate | 4.91

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What makes an epic island hopping adventure even more special? How about adding a luxury yacht to the mix, so you can sail the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic in style and comfort? The 8-day e-bike & boat tour will have you jumping from one island to the next, pedaling through stunning landscapes, surrounded by endless Mediterranean riches. Explore the charming islands of Mljet, Vis, Korčula, Brač, and Hvar, and walk the stone-paved streets of the world-famous city of Dubrovnik. From Roman emperors’ palaces to Renaissance cloisters, from the once forbidden islands to shape-shifting sand beaches, Dalmatia has it all, and it will make your trip unforgettable.

Adventure Highlights

A journey for the senses: Pedal through lavender fields, taste quality red wines and swim in the azure sea
Immersion into Croatian beauty & history: The islands’ history goes back to ancient Roman and Greek times
Carefree experience on a luxury yacht: The yacht features a private chef, friendly crew, high-end interior, and a spacious sun deck

Duration

8 days

Season

April through October

Group size

Up to 34 people

The adventure, day by day

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Same inclusions and locations, just a different boat and point of departure. Select this option to stay aboard the Harmonia and depart from Trogir.

Starting from the city of Trogir*, get onboard a luxury yacht for an 8-day e-bike and boat tour. This is island hopping at its finest: you will visit five islands (Mljet, Vis, Korčula, Hvar, and Brač), and soak in its fascinating history, natural marvels, and local’s hospitality. Aboard the boat you will have numerous facilities and options, so it’s guaranteed you’ll never have a moment of boredom on this tour! The tour ends in Dubrovnik—if you’re a fan of the route you’ll be taking, and the dates don’t suit you, check out the other option, the one that departs from Dubrovnik and ends in Trogir.
*If you're joining a 2026 departure, the starting point is Split.

Day 1: Trogir

A high angle view of the Old Town of Trogir, with stone buildings and church in the foreground, while its newer buildings on the mainland are in the background divided by a channel of water containing yachts and tour boats, with a picturesque waterfront recreation area.

*After individual arrival to Trogir, you can check in on board from 1 pm onwards. Afterwards, we’re invited to join a guided walking tour of Trogir, whose historic Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover fascinating insights into the town’s history and visit its most famous landmarks. We will spend the first night in Trogir harbor and set sail the following day.

Accommodation: Harmonia yacht

*If you’re joining a 2026 departure, the starting point is Split.

Day 2: Brač island to Hvar island

Town of Milna on Brac island waterfront view, Dalmatia, Croatia

In the morning, we cruise to the island of Brač, famous for its radiant limestone, used in part for the White House in Washington and the German Reichstag building in Berlin. Once on Brač, we cycle from the picturesque harbor town of Milna on a panoramic round tour. Back at the boat, we navigate to the city of Stari Grad on the island of Hvar where we spend the night.

Distance: 20 miles (32 km)
Accommodation: Harmonia yacht

Day 3: Hvar island — Vis island

Today’s cycling tour on the island of Hvar takes us from Stari Grad, through fragrant lavender fields and charming villages, to the island’s capital, Hvar. We admire the magnificent Renaissance Square and take in the view of the Spanish Fortress towering above the town. There’s time for a leisurely stroll through Hvar before we board the boat for our next journey. From Hvar, we sail to the island of Vis, where we spend the night.

Distance: 12 miles (20 km)
Accommodation: Harmonia yacht

Day 4: Vis island — Korčula island

On the fourth day, we explore Vis, the most remote inhabited island off the Croatian mainland. Once a Greek colony called Issa, Vis was a military zone until 1995, closed to foreign visitors. Today, we have the chance to discover its beauty by bike. Starting from the town of Vis, we cycle around the entire island, stopping for coffee in the picturesque harbor of Komiža and possibly enjoying a traditional lunch along the way. After the ride, we board the boat and cruise to Vela Luka on the island of Korčula, where we spend the night.

Distance: 20 miles (32 km)
Accommodation: Harmonia yacht

Day 5: Korčula island

Today’s cycling tour takes us across the stunning island of Korčula, all the way to its charming capital. With a mild Mediterranean climate and diverse landscapes, the island offers breathtaking views—so be sure to take a break and soak in the deep blue sea and neighboring isles. Korčula town, known for its picturesque fishbone alleyways, is said to rival Venice as the birthplace of Marco Polo. In the evening, wander through its elegant streets and enjoy the lively atmosphere. A guided city tour provides insight into the town’s rich history and heritage.

Distance: 37.5 miles (60 km)
Accommodation: Harmonia yacht

Day 6: Korčula island — Mljet island

A leisurely morning cruise brings us to the harbor of Pomena on the lush island of Mljet, the most forested island in the Mediterranean. Mentioned in Homer’s *Odyssey*, Mljet is said to be where the nymph Calypso kept Odysseus enchanted for seven years. In the afternoon, we set off on a scenic ride that spans almost the entire length of the island. We then meet the boat in Sobra and cruise to the island of Šipan, where we spend the night.

Distance: 20 miles (33 km)
Accommodation: Harmonia yacht

Day 7: Šipan island — Dubrovnik

Šipan, the largest of the Elaphiti Islands, may be small in size but is full of charm—making it the perfect spot for our final bike tour of the week. After returning to the boat, we enjoy a relaxing cruise to our grand finale: the breathtaking city of Dubrovnik! Upon arrival, there’s plenty of time to explore this UNESCO World Heritage site and join a guided city tour. We wrap up our adventure with a joyful farewell dinner on board, celebrating an unforgettable week with fellow travelers and guides.

Distance: 7 miles (11 km)
Accommodation: Harmonia yacht

Day 8: Departure

After breakfast, it’s time to disembark the yacht until 9am. If you need any recommendations, your guides can arrange further explorations of Croatia! Just let us know if you’d like to prolong your tour.

Important note

Your guide reserves the right to make changes to the planned itinerary due to changing wind and weather conditions as well as organizational requirements.

Same inclusions and locations, just a different boat and point of departure. Select this option to stay aboard the Harmonia and depart from Dubrovnik.

Begin your island-hopping adventure in Dubrovnik, also known as the Pearl of the Adriatic. From here, you will board a deluxe yacht which will take you from one Croatian island to the next—from Mljet, you’ll go to Korčula, Vis, Hvar, and Brač, and end up in the once-Roman city of Trogir*. During the day, you will cycle through these islands, go on guided city tours, and unwind in the Mediterranean sun and sea. Your home for the week is a luxury yacht with plenty of facilities and entertainment. Should the dates of this tour not suit you, and you already fell in love with the route, worry not. Check out our other option, from Trogir* to Dubrovnik—it’s the same route, just the other way around, with different dates.
*If you're joining a 2026 departure, the end point is Split.

Day 1: Dubrovnik

Meet your guide and your team at the yacht in Dubrovnik harbor Gruž between 2 and 2:30pm. By going on a guided city tour with your group, you will get the chance to get to know the city and explore some interesting details of the town’s history, visiting the most impressive sights. The yacht stays docked in Gruž, giving you the opportunity to experience Dubrovnik’s nightlife.

Accommodation: Harmonia yacht

Day 2: Dubrovnik — Šipan island

Today is all about settling into vacation mode. We start the morning with breakfast and a relaxing cruise toward the island of Šipan, with a chance for a refreshing swim straight from the boat. The largest of the Elaphiti Islands, Šipan may be small, but it’s packed with charm—an ideal spot for our first bike tour and getting comfortable riding in a group. After a day full of firsts, we unwind in the island’s peaceful atmosphere and spend the night on Šipan.

Distance: 7 miles (11 km)
Accommodation: Harmonia yacht

Day 3: Mljet island — Korčula island

A short morning cruise takes us to Sobra on the lush island of Mljet, the most forested island in the Mediterranean, with 70% of its land covered in woodland. Homer’s Odyssey describes Mljet as the home of the nymph Calypso, who enchanted the legendary Greek king Odysseus into staying for seven years. Our bike tour stretches nearly the entire length of the island, from Sobra to Pomena, where our ship awaits. From there, we sail to the picturesque town of Korčula, known for its fishbone alleyways and its claim—rivaling Venice—as the birthplace of Marco Polo. We spend the night here, enjoying a guided city tour filled with fascinating stories of the town and its history.

Distance: 20 miles (33 km)
Accommodation: Harmonia yacht

Day 4: Korčula island

Today’s cycling tour takes you across the charming island of Korčula. The island features a mild Mediterranean climate and a vast variety of various landscapes. Take your time exploring this wonder of an island, enjoy the views of the deep blue sea and the neighboring islands. Dinner is served onboard to recharge after a day full of activity.

Distance: 37.5 miles (60 km)
Accommodation: Harmonia yacht

Day 5: Korčula island — Vis island

In the morning, we leave Korčula behind and enjoy a scenic breakfast cruise to the island of Vis, with a possible swim stop along the way. As the furthest inhabited island from mainland Croatia, Vis has a rich history, once home to the ancient Greek colony of Issa and later a military zone closed to foreign visitors until 1995. In the afternoon, we explore this fascinating island by bike, cycling around its entire coastline with a coffee stop in the charming harbor of Komiža. We spend the night in the harbor of Vis, soaking in the island’s unique atmosphere.

Distance: 20 miles (32 km)
Accommodation: Harmonia yacht

Day 6: Hvar island

We start the day with a relaxing cruise to Hvar Town, on the island of the same name. Before our bike tour begins, take some time to stroll through the city. From the stunning Renaissance Square, enjoy the view of the Spanish Fortress perched high above the town. Today’s bike tour begins with a steady climb through small villages and lavender fields, taking us to the harbor town of Stari Grad on the opposite side of the island. The descent into Stari Grad offers breathtaking views. After lunch on the boat, we enjoy a second, more leisurely ride to the town of Jelsa and back. Here, there’s time for an ice cream and coffee before we continue through the picturesque town of Vrboska and the ancient Greek plains, now a UNESCO World Heritage site, back to the artistic village of Stari Grad. We spend the night in Stari Grad.

Distance: 12 miles (20 km) + 12 miles (20 km)
Accommodation: Harmonia yacht

Day 7: Brač Island — Postira — Trogir

In the morning, we cruise to the island of Brač, renowned for its radiant limestone, which was used in the construction of the White House in Washington and the German Reichstag in Berlin. Once on Brač, we begin our bike tour from Milna to the charming harbor town of Postira. Afterward, we return to the boat for lunch and set off on the final cruise of the week to the UNESCO World Heritage city of Trogir*. During a guided city tour, we learn more about the intricate history of this enchanting town. We wrap up the day with a festive evening meal on board, celebrating the wonderful week with fellow travelers and tour guides.

Distance: 18 miles (30 km)
Accommodation: Harmonia yacht

*If you’re joining a 2026 departure, the end point is Split.

Day 8: Departure

Aerial view of the town of Trogir in Dalmatia

Important note

Your guide reserves the right to make changes to the planned itinerary due to changing wind and weather conditions as well as organizational requirements.

Same inclusions and locations, just a different boat and point of departure. Select this option to stay aboard the Bellezza and depart from Trogir.

Day 1: Trogir

Accommodation: Bellezza yacht

*If you’re joining a 2026 departure, the starting point is Split.

Day 2: Brač island to Hvar island

Distance: 20 miles (32 km)
Accommodation: Bellezza yacht

Day 3: Hvar island — Vis island

Distance: 12 miles (20 km)
Accommodation: Bellezza yacht

Day 4: Vis island — Korčula island

Distance: 20 miles (32 km)
Accommodation: Bellezza yacht

Day 5: Korčula island

Distance: 37.5 miles (60 km)
Accommodation: Bellezza yacht

Day 6: Korčula island — Mljet island

Distance: 20 miles (33 km)
Accommodation: Bellezza yacht

Day 7: Šipan island — Dubrovnik

Distance: 7 miles (11 km)
Accommodation: Bellezza yacht

Day 8: Departure

Important note

Your guide reserves the right to make changes to the planned itinerary due to changing wind and weather conditions as well as organizational requirements.

Same inclusions and locations, just a different boat and point of departure. Select this option to stay aboard the Bellezza and depart from Dubrovnik.

Begin your island-hopping adventure in Dubrovnik, also known as the Pearl of the Adriatic. From here, you will board a deluxe yacht which will take you from one Croatian island to the next—from Mljet, you’ll go to Korčula, Vis, Hvar, and Brač, and end up in the once-Roman city of Trogir*. During the day, you will cycle through these islands, go on guided city tours, and unwind in the Mediterranean sun and sea. Your home for the week is a luxury yacht with plenty of facilities and entertainment. Should the dates of this tour not suit you, and you already fell in love with the route, worry not. Check out our other option, Trogir to Dubrovnik—it’s the same route, just the other way around, with different dates.
*If you're joining a 2026 departure, the end point is Split.

Day 1: Dubrovnik

Accommodation: Bellezza yacht

Day 2: Dubrovnik — Šipan island

Distance: 7 miles (11 km)
Accommodation: Bellezza yacht

Day 3: Mljet island — Korčula island

Distance: 20 miles (33 km)
Accommodation: Bellezza yacht

Day 4: Korčula island

Distance: 37.5 miles (60 km)
Accommodation: Bellezza yacht

Day 5: Korčula island — Vis island

Distance: 20 miles (32 km)
Accommodation: Bellezza yacht

Day 6: Hvar island

Distance: 12 miles (20 km) + 12 miles (20 km)
Accommodation: Bellezza yacht

Day 7: Brač Island — Postira — Trogir

Distance: 19 miles (30 km)
Accommodation: Bellezza yacht

*If you’re joining a 2026 departure, the end point is Split.

Day 8: Departure

After breakfast, it’s time to disembark the yacht until 9 am. If you need any recommendations, your guides can arrange further explorations of Croatia! Just let us know if you’d like to prolong your tour.

Important note

Your guide reserves the right to make changes to the planned itinerary due to changing wind and weather conditions as well as organizational requirements.

Same inclusions and locations, just a different boat and point of departure. Select this option to stay aboard the Andela Lora and depart from Trogir.

Starting from the city of Trogir, get onboard a luxury yacht for an 8-day e-bike and boat tour. This is island hopping at its finest: you will visit five islands (Mljet, Vis, Korčula, Hvar, and Brač), and soak in its fascinating history, natural marvels, and local’s hospitality. Aboard the boat you will have numerous facilities and options, so it’s guaranteed you’ll never have a moment of boredom on this tour! The tour ends in Dubrovnik—if you’re a fan of the route you’ll be taking, and the dates don’t suit you, check out the other option, the one that departs from Dubrovnik and ends in Trogir.

Day 1: Trogir

After individual arrival to Trogir, you can check in on board from 1 pm onwards. Afterwards, we’re invited to join a guided walking tour of Trogir, whose historic Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover fascinating insights into the town’s history and visit its most famous landmarks. We will spend the first night in Trogir harbor and set sail the following day.

Accommodation: Andela Lora yacht

Day 2: Brač island to Hvar island

Distance: 20 miles (32 km)
Accommodation: Andela Lora yacht

Day 3: Hvar island — Vis island

Distance: 12 miles (20 km)
Accommodation: Andela Lora yacht

Day 4: Vis island — Korčula island

Distance: 20 miles (32 km)
Accommodation: Andela Lora yacht

Day 5: Korčula island

Distance: 37.5 miles (60 km)
Accommodation: Andela Lora yacht

Day 6: Korčula island — Mljet island

Distance: 20 miles (33 km)
Accommodation: Andela Lora yacht

Day 7: Šipan island — Dubrovnik

Distance: 7 miles (11 km)
Accommodation: Andela Lora yacht

Day 8: Departure

Important note

Your guide reserves the right to make changes to the planned itinerary due to changing wind and weather conditions as well as organizational requirements.

Same inclusions and locations, just a different boat and point of departure. Select this option to stay aboard the Andela Lora and depart from Dubrovnik.

Begin your island-hopping adventure in Dubrovnik, also known as the Pearl of the Adriatic. From here, you will board a deluxe yacht which will take you from one Croatian island to the next—from Mljet, you’ll go to Korčula, Vis, Hvar, and Brač, and end up in the once-Roman city of Trogir. During the day, you will cycle through these islands, go on guided city tours, and unwind in the Mediterranean sun and sea. Your home for the week is a luxury yacht with plenty of facilities and entertainment. Should the dates of this tour not suit you, and you already fell in love with the route, worry not. Check out our other option, from Trogir* to Dubrovnik—it’s the same route, just the other way around, with different dates.

Day 1: Dubrovnik

Accommodation: Andela Lora yacht

Day 2: Dubrovnik — Šipan island

Distance: 7 miles (11 km)
Accommodation: Andela Lora yacht

Day 3: Mljet island — Korčula island

Distance: 20 miles (33 km)
Accommodation: Andela Lora yacht

Day 4: Korčula island

Distance: 37.5 miles (60 km)
Accommodation: Andela Lora yacht

Day 5: Korčula island — Vis island

Distance: 20 miles (32 km)
Accommodation: Andela Lora yacht

Day 6: Hvar island

Distance: 12 miles (20 km) + 12 miles (20 km)
Accommodation: Andela Lora yacht

Day 7: Brač Island — Postira — Trogir

In the morning, we cruise to the island of Brač, renowned for its radiant limestone, which was used in the construction of the White House in Washington and the German Reichstag in Berlin. Once on Brač, we begin our bike tour from Milna to the charming harbor town of Postira. Afterward, we return to the boat for lunch and set off on the final cruise of the week to the UNESCO World Heritage city of Trogir. During a guided city tour, we learn more about the intricate history of this enchanting town. We wrap up the day with a festive evening meal on board, celebrating the wonderful week with fellow travelers and tour guides.

Distance: 18 miles (30 km)
Accommodation: Andela Lora yacht

Day 8: Departure

Important note

Your guide reserves the right to make changes to the planned itinerary due to changing wind and weather conditions as well as organizational requirements.

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Life on board

Bellezza yacht

The Bellezza is a luxury yacht built in the classic motor sailer style, combining timeless charm with elegance and exceptional comfort. Its 17 spacious guest cabins, spread across the main and lower decks, are perfect for accommodating larger groups. Decorated in nautical white and blue, each cabin features comfortable ground-level beds, air conditioning, and en-suite bathrooms with a shower and toilet.

The bright and airy salon provides a welcoming setting for enjoying sophisticated meals in good company. Outside, the partially shaded deck is furnished with lounge chairs and sun loungers, offering ample space to relax and take in the 360° views of the Dalmatian islands. One of the standout features is the jacuzzi on the upper deck, perfect for unwinding, while the bathing platform at the stern ensures easy access to the sea.

Every detail of the Bellezza reflects the deep passion for seafaring of its owner and captain, Ante, who fulfilled his childhood dream with this vessel—aptly named Bellezza, meaning “beauty”. Together with his crew of nine, he ensures guests enjoy an unforgettable week of island hopping in Croatia.

Bellezza cabins

There are 17 air-conditioned cabins on board the Bellezza, each ranging from 13.5 to 16 m². All cabins feature a private bathroom with a shower cubicle, washbasin, WC, mirror, and hairdryer.

You can choose between double beds (200 × 160 cm) or separate/single beds (200 × 90 cm), depending on availability. The price of this adventure is based on a shared cabin below deck, but upgrading to a cabin above deck is also an option.

If you’re joining as a solo traveller, a single cabin surcharge is mandatory. It’s not possible to join as a solo traveller and share a cabin with another guest.

Harmonia yacht

Your home for the week can be the Harmonia yacht, a deluxe, 37.5-meter (125-foot) motor yacht. Its spacious cabins can accommodate up to 36 people. Its comfortable saloon with high-end furnishings and its vast sundeck with recliners and sunning mats fulfill even the highest expectations! The stern of the ship offers a swimming platform for easy access in and out of the sea, making it possible to swim directly from the ship when anchored in a secluded bay.

A cruise onboard the Harmonia offers the full package: indulgence, relaxation, and a carefree experience. Outdoor speakers, flat-screen TV, audio system—these are just some of the extra facilities you can look forward to! An experienced and friendly crew tends to the wellbeing of guests on board, and an on-board chef prepares breakfast and one or two warm meals a day.

Harmonia cabins

There are 15 air-conditioned cabins on board the Harmonia—nine above deck and six below—each with an ensuite bathroom. The price of this adventure is based on a shared cabin below deck with twin or double beds (subject to availability). Below-deck cabins are quieter for sleeping, but please note that the windows can’t be opened. Upgrades to shared cabins above deck are available for an additional fee. These get more light and fresh air, but they can be noisier. The double cabins range from 10–15 m² with double beds measuring 140 × 200 cm, and single beds 90 x 200 cm.

If you’re joining as a solo traveller, a single cabin surcharge is mandatory. It’s not possible to join as a solo traveller and share a cabin with another guest.

Andela Lora

The Andela Lora is an elegant steel-hulled vessel and one of the largest, most modern ships in the Croatian fleet. Built in 2012, this ship is designed for both comfort and functionality. The heart of the ship is the elegantly furnished saloon on the top deck, complemented by numerous sunbathing areas with comfortable mats and shaded seating—perfect for relaxing after a day in the saddle.

For those who love the water, a swimming platform at the stern provides easy access to the sea, allowing you to dive directly into the Adriatic’s turquoise waters when anchored in secluded bays. The crew, having worked together for many years, is a well-practiced team whose warm smiles and attentive service create a welcoming atmosphere on board.

Andela Lora cabins

The ship features spacious lower and upper deck cabins. The price is based on twin/double cabins offering approximately 12–14 m² of living space, with a comfortable double bed measuring 200 x 160 cm, i.e., two twin beds 200 x 90 cm. Triple and quadruple cabins are also available to accommodate more guests. Every cabin is designed for comfort and functionality, featuring full air conditioning and a private tiled bathroom equipped with a shower, toilet, washbasin, and hairdryer. Upper cabins have windows which can be opened, lower ones have portholes which can be opened.

If you’re joining as a solo traveller, a single cabin surcharge is mandatory. It’s not possible to join as a solo traveller and share a cabin with another guest.

Food

A plate with olives, cured ham and bread, with some olive oil.

Special dietary requirements can be accommodated. Vegetarian and pescatarian diets are free of charge. Gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegan diets have an additional charge which is paid in person—the price is 70 EUR per person.

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Island Hopping in Croatia: E-Bike & Boat Tour in South Dalmatia

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Seasoned pros, local legends, and passionate adventurers—your trip is in the best hands.

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Ivan

Tour Guide Croatia

Ivan has been leading island hopping tours since 2014, He spends most of his time guiding cycling and mountain biking tours in South Dalmatia and enjoying the outdoors. His free time is spent with his family and friends, weather just relaxing or doing all kinds of sports and outdoor activities.

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Jana

With her base in Konstanz in Germany, Jana loves escaping to the Alps in the winter and to Croatia in the summer. When in Croatia, she loves living on the ship, being outside in the fresh air, and meeting people from all around the world. Other than being an exceptional cycling guide, she enjoys hiking, camping, snowboarding, and skiing. Jana speaks English and German.

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Tara

Tara has been a tour guide since April 2022. Fluent in Croatian, Italian, and English, she's also learning Japanese and German. She loves guiding tours in the National Parks of Dalmatia, and when she's not guiding, she enjoys aerial silk, hula hooping, drawing, and traveling. Passionate about learning from each person she meets, she would be exploring digital art if she weren't so busy guiding.

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Mirta

A passionate cyclist and hiker, Mirta has been guiding tours since 2022. Based in inland Croatia, she loves meeting new people, cycling, and exploring the outdoors. Her favorite tour is in South Dalmatia, and when she's not island-hopping, you can find her cycling year-round. Fluent in Croatian and English, she combines her love for adventure with her dedication to guiding.

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Hrvoje

Tour Guide Croatia

Hrvoje has been one of the Croatian island hopping tour guides since 2022, enjoying the fact that his "office" is on the ship. His favorite destination is Southern Dalmatia—the island of Vis with its calming energy and first class pastries, the island of Korčula with its diverse small villages and rich history and the island of Brač, home to the town of Pučišća where it always looks like it’s snowing because of the white limestone houses.

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Mario

Tour Guide Croatia

Mario enjoys biking and sailing on the beautiful Croatian coast, teaching guests all about the rich history, biodiversity and culture of Croatia. When he's not working, you'll find him rock climbing, playing drums and hanging out with his kids.

What others say about this adventure

4.91 (54 reviews)

Traci H.

|September 2025

The rides were glorious and beautiful— would love them to even be longer on some days. The pace was great, plenty of rest and water breaks. The views were stunning. The e-bikes were sturdy and really helpful on the steep ascents.

Jennifer V.

|August 2025

The adventure was a perfect blend of cycling, touring, swimming, sailing, imbibing and eating. If I could give 10 stars, I would.

Wendy C.

|May 2025

Our bike/boat tour exceeded our expectations. The food was great, the crew fantastic, and the scenery unforgettable. Our boat mates were also a lot of fun!

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Things to know

Included:
- - An experienced, English-speaking cycling guide with extensive knowledge of the area
  - 8-day e-bike and boat tour from Trogir* to Dubrovnik or Dubrovnik to Trogir*
  - Most meals (2x full board & 5x half board) — meaning breakfast, lunch, and dinner on 2 days, i.e., breakfast and lunch OR dinner on 5 days
  - Accommodation aboard the Harmonia, Bellezza, or Andela Lora yacht for 7 nights (twin/double cabin below deck with shower and toilet)
  - Guided bike tours and sightseeing as described in the itinerary
  - City tours in Dubrovnik, Korčula, Trogir*
  - Bed linen and towels
  - SGR Insolvency Protection
Add-ons (pricing shown at checkout):
- - Single occupancy cabin
  - Bike rental
  - Bike insurance
  - Cabin above deck
  - Special diet (vegetarian & pescatarian free of charge) — gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegan cost 70 EUR per person, paid in person
Not included:
- - Transportation to the starting point (Trogir or Dubrovnik)
  - Beverages on board (tally sheet; to be paid to the captain)
  - Tourist tax & mineral water (€60 per person for 2025 departures, €80 per person for 2026 departures) — to be paid on board in cash
  - Meals and beverages ashore & not mentioned above
  - Entrance fee for sights not included in the tour price
  - Guide and crew gratuities — optional
  - Insurance — recommended, available to add at checkout
*For 2026 departures, Split is the starting/end point. Additionally, a guided walking tour in Split is organized instead of Trogir.
This e-bike & boat tour in Trogir and Dubrovnik is suitable for experienced cyclists with a great level of fitness. The tours and elevation gain are manageable with an e-bike. Most days run 12 to 37.5 miles (20 to 60 km), with one longer push of 37.5 miles (60 km) between Vela Luka and Korčula town, and 1,300 to 2,300 feet (400 to 700 meters) of climbing, including some steeper ascents and winding, uneven-asphalt descents that call for confident bike handling.

The riding pace is determined by cyclists on e-bikes. Should you take part in this tour on a gravel bike, you should have the necessary physical condition to keep up with this pace.

Only children with good physical condition, previous bicycle tour experience, and a minimum age of 10 can join. Please note that the minimum height for a rental e-bike is 1.50 m (4’9”). Follow-me bikes, bike seats, and bike bungees can also be hired for accompanying children. For more information about your child joining, please contact us.

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You’ll probably love it if:
- - You’re an experienced cyclist, comfortable with longer daily stages—most days run 12 to 37.5 miles (20 to 60 km), with one bigger push (37.5 mi / 60 km) to Korčula. The e-bike helps with the 1,300–2,300 ft (400–700 m) of daily climbing, but you’ll still want real hours-in-the-saddle experience.
  - You’re confident handling winding descents and some uneven asphalt—this isn’t flat, easy pedaling.
  - You’re happy in a group of up to 34 people, following a set daily plan rather than a private, custom pace.
  - Waking up on a yacht for seven nights sounds fun, not like a compromise.
  - You’ve got non-cycling friends or family joining—they’re welcome too, same price.
Worth knowing first:
- - Traveling solo? You’re welcome, but cabins are shared by default, so budget for the single-cabin option.
  - Kids need to be ten or older with some bike-touring experience already.
  - This isn’t a fully beginner-friendly tour, it suits regular cyclists, not first-timers or casual weekend riders.
  - Prone to seasickness, or unsure about a full week on the water? Worth thinking through first.
Here’s what you’ll need:
- - Comfortable riding or athletic clothing, preferably moisture wicking or synthetic material
  - Helmet (mandatory to wear) — please bring your own, well-fitted helmet, rental ones are limited (reservation required)
  - Padded cycling shorts — recommended
  - Week’s worth of relaxed leisure clothing
  - Swimming gear
  - Long-sleeved sweater or sweatshirt
  - Waterproof jacket
  - Sneakers or sport shoes
  - Sunglasses
  - Plenty of water, water bottle or hydration bladder
  - Daypack with snacks
  - Biking gloves are optional but recommended
  - Toiletries (sunscreen, hand sanitizer, bug spray, etc.)
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.

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Due to safety regulations on the ship, it is not allowed to bring your own e-bike. By renting it with your guides, you will get high-quality, fully serviced rental bikes perfect for the terrain of this tour. You can bring your own bike seat and pedals, and your guides will be happy to assist you in attaching these to your rental bikes.

It is not advisable to bring your own tour bike, as the pace is oriented towards e-bike riders. If you want to bring your own bike on the trip, it’s recommended you bring a bike that meets the technical requirements to keep up the pace with the higher speed of e-bikes. In addition, your bike will need to have good tires (e.g. Gravel Bike or Cyclocross Bike). Before traveling, please check the condition of brakes, gears, and tires as well as bringing repair kits and essential spare parts (e.g. inner tube). Your bike must be in top technical condition. Please keep in mind that transporting your own bike will result in additional costs when flying.

Wearing a helmet is mandatory and it’s recommended you bring your own, well-fitted helmet. Rental helmets are available, but in a limited capacity, so reservation is required should you need it.

E-bikes

All rental e-bikes are high quality pedelecs, most of which are fitted with Bosch motors with extra battery range. They are characterized by their relatively light weight and great components. Some of the fleet is equipped with other motor systems. They are a true set of wings for anyone who needs a little ‘tail wind’ to make their ride that little bit more enjoyable.

Gravel bikes

Gravel and cyclocross rental bikes can be ridden over a variety of terrain. These bikes run perfectly on smooth asphalt surfaces as well as on gravel trails. The frames are extremely robust while still light. The relatively wide tires provide good traction when cycling on loose surfaces. Cyclocross bikes allow for adventurous rides without compromise.
It’s a guided cycling trip with boat transfers between islands, so not exactly just a cruise. Your days are spent riding: 12 to 37.5 miles (20 to 60 km) on an e-bike, with 1,300 to 2,300 feet (400 to 700 m) of climbing, through Mljet, Vis, Korčula, Brač, Hvar, and Šipan. Your nights are spent aboard a small yacht carrying up to 34 guests, moving between Split, Dubrovnik, and the islands in between. Think small-group bike tour with a boat as your rolling hotel, not a cruise ship with a full onboard entertainment
Group sizes & pricing:
- - Depending on the number of people, there can be between 1 and 3 professional guides per trip.
  - It takes a minimum of 14 people aboard a yacht for this tour to operate. The maximum group size is set at 36 people.
  - If you’re joining as a solo traveller, a single cabin surcharge is mandatory. It’s not possible to join as a solo traveller and share a cabin with another guest.
Min. age requirements:
- - If you are older than 18, you’re good to go.
  - Only children with a good physical condition, previous bicycle tour experience and a minimum age of 10 can join. Please note that the minimum height for a rental e-bike is 1.50 m (4’9”). Follow-me bikes, bike seats, and bike bungees can also be hired for accompanying children.
  - Children up to the age of 16 are eligible for a 200-euro discount (double occupancy), let us know at checkout if you’re booking for a child.
If your group has riders under the age of 18, contact us prior to booking to make arrangements.
Yes, of course! Non-cycling guests are more than welcome to join. The price stays the same, as all inclusions are identical apart from the guided cycling tours themselves. Our tour guides can give you tips on how to enjoy your holiday without taking part in the daily rides—and while the boat travels between harbours, you can simply relax and enjoy the peace and quiet on board. It’s a lovely option for mixed groups!
Yes—solo travelers are welcome. Cabins are shared by default, though, so traveling alone means booking a single cabin rather than splitting one with another guest.
The price for this e-bike & boat 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.

If you’re joining as a solo traveller, a single cabin surcharge is mandatory. It’s not possible to join as a solo traveller and share a cabin with another guest.
The season runs April through October.
- - May, June, September, and October give you the mildest riding temperatures and quieter islands.
  - July and August are warmest for swimming but also the busiest and hottest for the daily rides. If you’d rather ride comfortably and skip the crowds, aim for the shoulder months.
Depending on which direction of the tour you choose (Trogir to Dubrovnik OR Dubrovnik to Trogir), you can either fly into Split Airport (SPU) or Dubrovnik Airport (DBV).
- - Dubrovnik → Trogir: Best to fly into Dubrovnik Airport, takes 30 minutes to Gruž (Dubrovnik’s port). Check-in on board is available from 2 pm.
  - Trogir → Dubrovnik: Best to fly into Split Airport, takes 10-20 minutes to the port of Trogir. Check-in on board is available from 1 pm.
Please note that for 2026 departures, Split is the starting/end point instead of Trogir.
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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The price of the tour includes the 5 euro SGR Insolvency Protection. This is mandatory consumer contribution called the SGR insolvency protection guarantee scheme.
Secure your spot with a 30% deposit upon booking! The remaining 70% of the trip price must be paid 90 days prior to departure at the latest. If booking within 90 days of departure, the full amount is required at the time of booking.
- If canceled within 48 hours of booking, a full refund will be issued.
- If canceled 90 or more days before departure, a 70% refund of the total trip price will be issued.
- If canceled within 89 days of departure, no refund will be issued.
- Booking fees are non-refundable after a 48 hours grace period.
Early Bird booking

Want to be the first one to know when we publish new dates or secure your spot well in advance? Select a future month that suits you best and lock in your Early Bird spot in time with just a 10% deposit.

As soon as our guides publish new tour dates, you’ll be the first one to know. We’ll hold your spot for 2 weeks until you choose the date that suits you best.

More about how Early Bird bookings work below:
- Only a 10% non-refundable deposit must be paid upon booking, but this deposit can be transferred to any other 57hours adventure in case the dates don’t end up working for you.
- Once our guides publish new tour dates, we’ll reach out to you so you’ll be the first one to choose from newly released dates.
- When you pick your date, you’ll confirm your booking by paying another 20% of the total trip amount (amounting to the standard 30% deposit).
- Once the trip has been confirmed, the regular cancellation policy (found above) applies.
- The remaining balance is due 90 days before the trip.

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