Croatia Bike Tour Itinerary

Enjoy a boat ride transfer to Brac island for a welcome drink. Cycle through olive groves, characteristic croatian villages and as you get you blood pumping with a mile long climb enjoy some incredible views of the mainland.

In the afternoon arrive in Pucisca, a town where the water is so clear that if you feel you may go swim into the harbor to cool off.

Head along the coast of Brac before climbing to the top of the island where you have beautiful views before enjoying a 15 minutes descent into the town of Boll.

Before lunch, feel free to stroll the streets of Boll or ride some more to the Zlatni Rat Beach, Croatia's most famous beach, to enjoy a nice swim in clear blue waters. Later in the afternoon, transfer by boat to Hvar island.

This morning and after a nice breakfast on the terrace of your hotel, you get to enjoy a moderate ride around the island of Hvar. Pedal on winding roads through ancient stone terraces, olive trees and vineyards.

Later that day and after a wonderful lunch you get to meet with one of our friends for a great tasting before heading back to your hotel for some downtime before dinner.

Following breakfast, enjoy a boat transfer to the island of Korcula, famous for being the birth place of Marco Polo.

In the afternoon, take an easy ride combining some island and coast riding around the island. Tonight's dinner is at a local restaurant located just minutes away from your hotel.

Start riding toward the center of the island before cycling along the coast among fisherman houses and almost no tourists.

Lunch is served at a typical restaurant in the town of Korcula before transfering by boat to the famous town of Dubrovnik for your last evening in Croatia. Tonight's dinner is in town at an acclaimed local restaurant.

This morning and after a final breakfast together at your hotel, your trip leaders drive you to the Dubrovnik airport at around 12 PM.

From there you have the choice to either take a flight and fly back home after a memorable week in Croatia, or you may choose to stay some more time in Croatia and do some more sightseeing.

Built in 1497, the late Renaissance family Palace Dešković has been registered as a cultural monument at the Historic Buildings Institute in Split.

It now has been reconstructed and refurbished and transformed into a luxurious four-star hotel with 13 double bedrooms and 2 double-room suites. It also houses a beautiful restaurant where you can enjoy local specialities like fresh fish from the Adriatic and high quality home-brewed vine.

Perfectly located, the hotel boasts the most spectacular panoramic views of the town and the marina.

The hotel is designed for a romantic and relaxing experience. The year-round rooftop as well as a sophisticated array of multilevel garden terraces with stunning views over the sea and marina and exquisite design create an outstanding atmosphere of luxury and relaxation.

Completely stripped down and rebuilt, the hotel Korkyra is ideally located on the island of Korcula in the town of Vela Luka, the second largest town on the island, with 4,500 inhabitants.

The hotel has 58 rooms surrounding the swimming pool and also a verdant oasis in the inner courtyard with a view of the sea.

Located 15 minutes walking from the fortified city of Dubrovnik this hotel was built from grey Brac stone by 2 local designers.

The hotel boost amazing view on the town and is an ideal location to relax, whether you want to enjoy the views over the mediterranean, or get a massage at the SPA.