This guided cycling tour in Dalmatia begins and concludes in the vibrant city of Split, taking you on an unforgettable journey through Croatia's stunning coastlines, medieval towns, and charming villages. You'll pedal through picturesque bays, discover pristine beaches, and ride amidst lush vineyards and fragrant pine woods.
Along the way, you'll visit Milna, a tranquil fishing village on Brač Island known for its serene harbor and traditional stone houses. Explore Hvar, famous for its lavender fields, historic architecture, and vibrant nightlife. Discover Vela Luka on Korčula Island, offering quiet coves and a rich cultural scene. The tour also takes you to Korčula, the alleged birthplace of Marco Polo, known for its medieval walls and red-roofed old town.
On Mljet, you'll experience the breathtaking Mljet National Park, featuring saltwater lakes and lush forests. The tour continues to Pelješac, a peninsula renowned for its award-winning wines and picturesque vineyards. Finally, you'll visit Pučišća on Brač Island, a charming town famous for its white limestone and traditional stonemasonry.
Croatia, with its stunning islands, rich cultural heritage, Mediterranean vegetation, and mild climate, offers the perfect setting for an immersive cycling adventure. There's no better way to explore this beautiful land than by bike.
Highlights:
♦ Hvar – the 3-rd biggest island in The Adriatic sea well-known for lavender fields, medieval charm, and vibrant nightlife, a must-visit island
♦ Mljet island - the Mljet National Park is serene saltwater lakes, lush forests, and unspoiled natural beauty
♦ Korčula Old Town – Often called "Little Dubrovnik," Korčula enchants visitors with its medieval walls, charming alleys, and rich history, including its ties to Marco Polo.
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Moderate to difficult. For bikers in good physical condition. Depending on the day, the cycling routes vary from easy to demanding. The demanding routes include considerable cycling uphill and require good fysical condition. There are, however, also easier routes that are suitable for cyclists with less biking experience. Besides, staying on the ship and enjoying the cruise and sun is always an option if you need a day or more off from cycling
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