Island Hopping in Croatia: E-Bike & Private Charter in South Dalmatia

Meet your guide at the yacht in Split harbor between 2 and 2:30 pm. By going on a guided city tour at around 4:30 pm with your group, you will get the chance to see inside the former Palace of the Roman Emperor Diocletian and learn about its transformation into the city that it is today. The boat will remain docked in Split, giving you the opportunity to experience Split’s nightlife.

In the morning, cruise to the island of Brač, famous for its radiant, precious limestone that was used in part for the White House in Washington as well as for the construction of the German Reichstag building in Berlin. Once there, cycle along the picturesque northern coastline of the island from Postira to Milna. Before descending down to Milna to meet the boat, enjoy incredible views across Dalmatian islands. Board the boat and enjoy a relaxing cruise and delicious lunch on your way to Stari Grad on Hvar. Hop on your bikes again and cycle through green plains of the island to the seaside town of Jelsa. After a coffee and ice cream break, return to Stari Grad.

Distance: 18 miles / 29 km (+ 12 miles / 19 km)

Today’s cycling on the island of Hvar takes you from Stari Grad to the island’s main city of Hvar on the other side of the island. You will pass untamed lavender fields and cute hamlets all the while accompanied by incredible views across the Dalmatian coastline. Once in Hvar, marvel at the magnificent Renaissance Square and enjoy the view up from the Spanish Fortress, rising high above the town. Before getting back to the boat, have a stroll through the wonderful Hvar. From Hvar, you will continue by boat to the island of Korčula, where you’ll anchor for the night.

Distance: 14 miles / 22.5 km

Korčula is one of the smaller inhabited islands in the Adriatic, and it 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. The town of Korčula competes with Venice for the honor of being the birthplace of the famous explorer Marco Polo. You will get the chance to taste Marastina, delicious white wine known beyond the borders of Croatia. Return to the boat and cruise to the harbor town of Vela Luka in Korčula for the night.

Distance: 37.5 miles / 60 km

Enjoy a swim stop and lunch on your way to Lastovo, one of the smaller inhabited islands in the Adriatic. The population of just 800 still lives mainly from fishing, agriculture, and viticulture. Cycle across the beautiful Adriatic island and spend a peaceful night in a secluded natural harbor under starry skies.

Distance: 17 miles / 28 km

Set off towards the green island of Mljet—green because 70% of it is covered by woodlands, making it the most forested island in the Mediterranean region. Even Homer, the legendary Greek poet, mentioned Mljet in his epic “Odyssey” poem. He made it the home of the Calypso nymph and the Greek king Odysseus, who, unable to resist Calypso, stayed on Mljet for seven years. After a refreshing swim stop and lunch on board, arrive in the harbor of Pomena and enjoy a round tour on your bikes through the Mljet National Park in the afternoon. Spend the night in Pomena.

Distance: 18 miles / 30 km

From Pomena, cycle the length of the island to Sobra. Board the boat in Sobra and enjoy your last cruise to the final highlight of the week—the incredible Dubrovnik. After your arrival there, there’s plenty of time to explore the UNESCO World Heritage city and take part in a guided city tour. A cheerful evening meal on board provides the chance to party and celebrate the wonderful week behind you.

Distance: 17.5 miles / 28 km
Elevation gain: up to 100 m / 330 ft

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.

Meet your guide at the yacht in Split harbor between 2 and 2:30 pm. By going on a guided city tour at around 4:30 pm with your group, you will get the chance to see inside the former Palace of the Roman Emperor Diocletian and learn about its transformation into the city that it is today. The boat will remain docked in Split, giving you the opportunity to experience Split’s nightlife.

In the morning, cruise to the island of Brač, famous for its radiant, precious limestone that was used in part for the White House in Washington as well as for the construction of the German Reichstag building in Berlin. Once there, cycle along the picturesque northern coastline of the island from Postira to Milna. Before descending down to Milna to meet the boat, enjoy incredible views across Dalmatian islands. Board the boat and enjoy a relaxing cruise and delicious lunch on your way to Stari Grad on Hvar. Hop on your bikes again and cycle through green plains of the island to the seaside town of Jelsa. After a coffee and ice cream break, return to Stari Grad.

Distance: 18 miles / 29 km (+ 12 miles / 19 km)

Today’s cycling on the island of Hvar takes you from Stari Grad to the island’s main city of Hvar on the other side of the island. You will pass untamed lavender fields and cute hamlets all the while accompanied by incredible views across the Dalmatian coastline. Once in Hvar, marvel at the magnificent Renaissance Square and enjoy the view up from the Spanish Fortress, rising high above the town. Before getting back to the boat, have a stroll through the wonderful Hvar. From Hvar, you will continue by boat to the island of Korčula, where you’ll anchor for the night.

Distance: 14 miles / 22.5 km

Korčula is one of the smaller inhabited islands in the Adriatic, and it 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. The town of Korčula competes with Venice for the honor of being the birthplace of the famous explorer Marco Polo. You will get the chance to taste Marastina, delicious white wine known beyond the borders of Croatia. Return to the boat and cruise to the harbor town of Vela Luka in Korčula for the night.

Distance: 37.5 miles / 60 km

Enjoy a swim stop and lunch on your way to Lastovo, one of the smaller inhabited islands in the Adriatic. The population of just 800 still lives mainly from fishing, agriculture, and viticulture. Cycle across the beautiful Adriatic island and spend a peaceful night in a secluded natural harbor under starry skies.

Distance: 17 miles / 28 km

Set off towards the green island of Mljet—green because 70% of it is covered by woodlands, making it the most forested island in the Mediterranean region. Even Homer, the legendary Greek poet, mentioned Mljet in his epic “Odyssey” poem. He made it the home of the Calypso nymph and the Greek king Odysseus, who, unable to resist Calypso, stayed on Mljet for seven years. After a refreshing swim stop and lunch on board, arrive in the harbor of Pomena and enjoy a round tour on your bikes through the Mljet National Park in the afternoon. Spend the night in Pomena.

Distance: 18 miles / 30 km

From Pomena, cycle the length of the island to Sobra. Board the boat in Sobra and enjoy your last cruise to the final highlight of the week—the incredible Dubrovnik. After your arrival there, there’s plenty of time to explore the UNESCO World Heritage city and take part in a guided city tour. A cheerful evening meal on board provides the chance to party and celebrate the wonderful week behind you.

Distance: 17.5 miles / 28 km
Elevation gain: up to 100 m / 330 ft

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.

Meet your guide at the yacht in Split harbor between 2 and 2:30 pm. By going on a guided city tour at around 4:30 pm with your group, you will get the chance to see inside the former Palace of the Roman Emperor Diocletian and learn about its transformation into the city that it is today. The boat will remain docked in Split, giving you the opportunity to experience Split’s nightlife.

In the morning, cruise to the island of Brač, famous for its radiant, precious limestone that was used in part for the White House in Washington as well as for the construction of the German Reichstag building in Berlin. Once there, cycle along the picturesque northern coastline of the island from Postira to Milna. Before descending down to Milna to meet the boat, enjoy incredible views across Dalmatian islands. Board the boat and enjoy a relaxing cruise and delicious lunch on your way to Stari Grad on Hvar. Hop on your bikes again and cycle through green plains of the island to the seaside town of Jelsa. After a coffee and ice cream break, return to Stari Grad.

Distance: 18 miles / 29 km (+ 12 miles / 19 km)

Today’s cycling on the island of Hvar takes you from Stari Grad to the island’s main city of Hvar on the other side of the island. You will pass untamed lavender fields and cute hamlets all the while accompanied by incredible views across the Dalmatian coastline. Once in Hvar, marvel at the magnificent Renaissance Square and enjoy the view up from the Spanish Fortress, rising high above the town. Before getting back to the boat, have a stroll through the wonderful Hvar. From Hvar, you will continue by boat to the island of Korčula, where you’ll anchor for the night.

Distance: 14 miles / 22.5 km

Korčula is one of the smaller inhabited islands in the Adriatic, and it 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. The town of Korčula competes with Venice for the honor of being the birthplace of the famous explorer Marco Polo. You will get the chance to taste Marastina, delicious white wine known beyond the borders of Croatia. Return to the boat and cruise to the harbor town of Vela Luka in Korčula for the night.

Distance: 37.5 miles / 60 km

Enjoy a swim stop and lunch on your way to Lastovo, one of the smaller inhabited islands in the Adriatic. The population of just 800 still lives mainly from fishing, agriculture, and viticulture. Cycle across the beautiful Adriatic island and spend a peaceful night in a secluded natural harbor under starry skies.

Distance: 17 miles / 28 km

Set off towards the green island of Mljet—green because 70% of it is covered by woodlands, making it the most forested island in the Mediterranean region. Even Homer, the legendary Greek poet, mentioned Mljet in his epic “Odyssey” poem. He made it the home of the Calypso nymph and the Greek king Odysseus, who, unable to resist Calypso, stayed on Mljet for seven years. After a refreshing swim stop and lunch on board, arrive in the harbor of Pomena and enjoy a round tour on your bikes through the Mljet National Park in the afternoon. Spend the night in Pomena.

Distance: 18 miles / 30 km

From Pomena, cycle the length of the island to Sobra. Board the boat in Sobra and enjoy your last cruise to the final highlight of the week—the incredible Dubrovnik. After your arrival there, there’s plenty of time to explore the UNESCO World Heritage city and take part in a guided city tour. A cheerful evening meal on board provides the chance to party and celebrate the wonderful week behind you.

Distance: 17.5 miles / 28 km
Elevation gain: up to 100 m / 330 ft

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.