E-Bike Tour - Dalmatian Coast

Welcome to the Mediterranean town of Split! Depending on your arrival we will meet at your hotel, fit your bike and have a briefing regarding your cycling holidays. Explore the 1700-year-old Diocletian's Palace, which is inscribed on the UNESCO's World heritage list, the Peristyle, Diocletian's mausoleum, Jupiter's temple, Romanesque houses and experience everyday city life, the local fish market and its fishermen. Split is located in the middle of the Croatian coast and is the administrative and cultural center of Croatia’s Dalmatian coastal area. Cycle along the beautiful hill Marjan - the main recreational spot for the citizens of Split.  Meals: - Distance biked: 17 km -   Moderate option: 35 km  -  Long option: 75 km Overnight: Split Highlights: Diocletian’s palace, Marjan hill, Split 

After a leisurely ferry cruise, you will arrive to the largest island of the central Dalmatian group of islands and the third largest among the Adriatic islands - Brač. The island is rich with historic sites dating back to the Middle Ages, but also many from the Modern Age. Today, there are twenty-odd settlements on the island. You will pedal to Sutivan, a typical fishermen settlement on the northern coast of Brač. After Sutivan you will cycle to the picturesque village of Ložišća and then you can continue your ride through the inland settlements, which are older, richer in cultural and historical monuments and architecturally much more interesting than the coastal ones. If you are interested in art, we recommend visiting a few galleries and workshops, where you can see the stone masons working and their sculptures. By the end of your loop ride on Brač Island and before the boat transfer to Split, you can relax on beautiful and secluded pebble beaches. Meals: Breakfast Distance biked: 35 km - Short option: 28 km    Overnight: Split Highlights: Brač Island, ancient inland villages and coastal towns, art galleries and museums, laid back island lifestyle

Today you leave the mainland behind and depart to the remote island of Vis, the furthest of the main central Dalmatian islands. It was founded by the Greeks in the 4th century B.C. and was closed for foreign visitors until 1989 as it was part of a Yugoslavian army base. Even today, Vis is still mysterious, where the traditional and authentic way of island life has remained intact. You will pedal to the east side of the island and discover pebble and sandy beaches as well as charming vineyards before your return to the town of Vis. In the evening, you can take a romantic walk along the town's promenade and taste gourmet delights this island offers.  Meals: Breakfast Distance biked: 30 km - Short option: 20 km    Overnight: Vis  Highlights: Vis Town, Mina bay, Stončica bay, vineyards of Vugava