Bike and Boat: Trogir, Dubrovnik and South Dalmatia

You board the vessel between 13:00 and 14:00 in Trogir. At a “Welcome Aboard” drink hosted by your tour guide, you will enjoy a small snack before setting off in the afternoon to the island of Brač. Once there, you will embark on a scenic bike tour from Supetar to Pučišća.

Immediately after breakfast, the boat sets sail for the island of Korčula, often referred to as the “Black Island” due to its dense pinewoods. From the harbour in Račišće, you’ll cycle through Kneža and Žrnovska Banja, making your way to the town of Korčula. After exploring, you’ll cycle back to the ship via Pupnat and Kneža. The boat will then take you to the town of Korčula for further exploration.

Enjoy your morning on board as the boat sails to the island of Mljet. From Sobra, you’ll cycle through the island’s lush forests, passing through Prožura on your way to Saplunara. After lunch and a refreshing swim, you’ll cycle back to Sobra. From there, the boat will set sail once more, heading towards the Elafiti island of Šipan for the evening.

Today begins with a short cycle around the island of Šipan, from Šipanska Luka to Suđurađ and back. Following your ride, the boat will sail to Dubrovnik, arriving around lunchtime. After enjoying lunch on board, you’ll have the opportunity to join a guided tour of the town. Following the tour, you’ll have ample time to explore and discover the UNESCO World Heritage city at your own pace.

In the morning, you’ll board the boat to Kućište. Once there, you’ll set off on your bike and ride through Viganj to a scenic viewpoint 173 metres above sea level. From this viewpoint, you’ll continue along the “upper road” to Orebic. After a coffee break, you’ll cycle back to Pelješac. Upon arrival, a captain’s dinner will be waiting for you.

The day begins with the boat taking you to Hvar. From there, you’ll cycle through fragrant fields of lavender and vineyards to Stari Grad, the island’s oldest settlement. Enjoy lunch on board in Stari Grad before embarking on the second part of your cycle tour. This circular route will take you through Vrboska and Jelsa. You will spend the night docked in the harbour at Stari Grad.

During the two-hour boat trip from Stari Grad to Stomorska on the island of Šolta, simply relax and enjoy the picturesque countryside passing by. Upon arrival in Stomorska, you’ll cycle to Maslinica, exploring charming and unspoiled villages along the way. After lunch and a final swim, the boat will return you to Trogir.

Disembarkation is after breakfast until 09.00. Then you set off on your journey home or transfer to the airport.

Arrival: Trogir

Departure: Trogir

Nearest arrival airport(s): Split

Nearest departure airport(s): Split

We also recommend travelling by train to all of our cycling holiday starting and departure points. We can help you plan your journey to Split by rail. Car parking is available on all tours at the first hotel or a nearby public parking location. Full details are available on request.

Please do not book travel until an official invoice confirms the cycling holiday.

The builder of the MS Aneta designed the vessel with the preferences of its cruise guests in mind from the very start. Throughout the renovation process, guest requests remained a top priority. The result is a ship that exudes a cosy holiday atmosphere, with easy access to the turquoise Mediterranean waters whenever it is anchored.

Facts about the ship:

15 outside cabins, approx. 5 – 6 m²
Cabin facilities: shower / WC
Lower deck: 2 triple cabins with French bed and 3rd bed above
Main deck: 13 double cabins with bunk beds
The windows (in the cabin door) in the cabins on the main deck cannot be opened
The cabin corridor on the lower deck is air-conditioned, and the portholes in the cabins on the lower deck can be opened
Built-in 1958
Renovated in 2009
2 passenger decks | 15 outside cabins
Maximum occupancy: 32 passengers
Minimum number of participants: 20 people
Length: 32 m
Width: 6.50 m
Features: Sun deck approx. 150 m² with sun loungers, air-conditioned saloon, tables with benches on deck
Languages on board: German, English