Cycling Croatia's Dalmatian Coast

Cycle spectacular coastal routes on the mainland and islands of Hvar and Korčula, ending in the historic town of Dubrovnik

Cycling Croatia's Dalmatian Coast

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Trip Fee

$ 2.845

Single Room Difference

$ 510

Date

18 - 25 April 2026

Trip Information

Join us on a cycling adventure along the stunning Dalmatian Coast of Croatia, with much of the tour on the long, beautiful islands of Hvar and Korčula. It’s led by true cycling experts and there’s a support vehicle throughout, allowing you the peace of mind to focus on the dramatic vistas along the way. Better yet, it ends in Dubrovnik, the Pearl of the Adriatic, a medieval city with a UNESCO-protected old town and a celebrated seafood scene to rival any in Europe.

Activity Areas

Cycling
Cycling Bestsellers
E-Bike
Road Cycling

Region & Country & City

Europe: Croatia, Dalmatian Coast, Dubrovnik, Korcula, Split

Included in the Price

All accommodation: 7 Classic nights (hotels)
- All breakfasts and one dinner
- Immersive itinerary with all transport and listed activities
- Expert tour leader to enhance your adventure
- Group arrival and departure transfers available
- Local bike hire of a fully serviced Cube Aim SL (touring/hybrid) bike

Not Included In The Price

Request a single room if required, purchase travel insurance and arrange any visas and vaccinations. On this trip local taxes (approx. €10) and local bus tickets in Dubrovnik are not included. If you want to upgrade to an e-bike, these are available for an additional cost.

Accommodation Information


- Accommodation: 7 Classic nights (hotels)
- Four days cycling with full vehicle support
- Group normally 4 to 16, plus leader. Minimum age: 16

Map

Itinerary

Day 1 Adventure starts in Split • Ferry to Hvar

We start our Croatian adventure in Split, where we gather at the ferry port. Here, we catch the ferry (1hr 50min) to Stari Grad on Hvar island. The ferry leaves at 2.30pm, but the timings may be adjusted for logistical reasons. We then continue by road to our first hotel near Vrboska, where we spend the first two nights. Around 6pm, we gather as a group to hear more about the adventures ahead. Your tour leader then ensures a big Croatian welcome by arranging a group dinner together. Want more time in Croatia? Secure pre-tour hotel nights through your sales representative. Upgrade to a superior room today – speak to your sales representative for more details 

Day 2 Ride to Hvar town

Set out on our first cycling adventure. Riding from the hotel in the morning, we first follow the coastal road to the village of Jelsa. After, we challenge ourselves against a 5mi (8km) ascent as we ride to Stari Grad, where we take a break for lunch. Then, continue to the town of Hvar, including a challenging hill to a viewpoint overlooking Brac island. In Hvar, we can wander around the narrow streets of this quintessential Dalmatian town. Rather like a mini-Venice, Hvar has marbled streets and there are elegant gothic palaces and cathedrals inside the city walls. Finishing in Hvar, we catch a transfer back to our hotel. Upgrade to a superior room today – speak to your sales representative for more details

Day 3 Ride east along Hvar • Ferry via mainland to Korčula

We start with a transfer to Jelsa and ride east along the narrow part of the island with views of both coasts as we head to the port of Sucuraj. The road is generally quiet and there are a couple of challenging climbs to get you warmed up; the support vehicle is available if you don’t want to cycle up the hills. Heading east, we have wonderful views of the mountainous mainland and the turquoise waters, and we pass small villages, olive groves and tiny vineyards. From Sućuraj, we take a private boat to Korčula old town, the historic centre of Korčula island. It’s known for its seafaring, shipbuilding and stonemasonry heritage, and for being the birthplace of Marco Polo. Note: In bad weather, we take a ferry via the mainland.

Day 4 Free day in Lumbarda • Optional visit (with bikes) to picturesque island of Mljet

Enjoy a free day to relax in Lumbarda, go for a swim off the sandy beach on Przina or explore the charming town of Korčula at your own pace. There is an optional visit (with bikes) to the picturesque island of Mijet. Those choosing to explore Mljet and its national park take a boat to Pomena, which is also the entrance of Mljet National Park. Here, you can enjoy a scenic short ride around the two lakes.

Day 5 Scenic ride on Korčula

After breakfast, we begin our ride on the forested island of Korčula. We start with a transfer to the port town of Vela Luka; from here, we ride east, passing through the village of Pupnat en route. Today is a busy day and there are some hills, but we can use the support vehicle where necessary.

Day 6 Ride through the vineyards of the Peljesac Peninsula • To Dubrovnik

After a ferry ride (approximately 20 minutes) to the Peljesac Peninsula, we follow this narrow and rugged finger of land. The route passes through olive groves, quiet villages, and vineyards hugging steep slopes that descend to the clear waters of the Adriatic. Finishing our ride, we take our support vehicle to Dubrovnik. En route, there is a short stop at the small settlement of Ston, a historic fortified town with Dubrovnik-style architecture. We should arrive in Dubrovnik in the late afternoon. We spend two nights in a hotel that’s a 10-minute public bus ride (€2.50 per journey) from the Old Town. This evening, we have a guided tour of Dubrovnik Old Town.

Day 7 Free day to explore Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik exudes old-world charm. Right on the Adriatic, it has fine religious buildings surrounded by heavily fortified walls and a jumble of red-tiled roofs. The shelling of Dubrovnik by Serb troops in 1991 and 1992 outraged the world. Fortunately, over the last 15 years, great care has been taken to rebuild the damaged parts of Dubrovnik and the city has now returned to its former glory. The old town, or Stari Grad, is filled with cobblestone streets, fountains, churches, palaces and museums — all built from the same light-coloured stone. There are no motor vehicles in the quiet city, but at night the streets come alive as people take an early evening stroll along the Stradun, the main street, which is covered in smooth, shiny marble. Dubrovnik known for fine seafood, so what better way to end our Croatian adventure than splashing out on a feast of freshly grilled fish within Dubrovnik’s city walls?

Day 8 Adventure ends in Dubrovnik

Enjoy your final breakfast of the trip this morning; an excellent chance to reminisce about the many adventures you’ve just enjoyed. If you’ve still got a little appetite for adventure, speak to your sales representative about extending your stay in Dubrovnik. Or if you’re ready to put up your feet, now’s the time to start your journey home.

Travel Dates

18 - 25 April 2026 $ 2.845

02 - 09 May 2026 $ 3.265

09 - 16 May 2026 $ 3.070

13 - 20 May 2026 $ 3.265

20 - 27 May 2026 $ 3.070

27 May - 03 June 2026 $ 3.670

06 - 13 June 2026 $ 3.970

13 - 20 June 2026 $ 3.775

20 - 27 June 2026 $ 3.970

11 - 18 July 2026 $ 4.300

15 - 22 August 2026 $ 4.300

29 August - 05 September 2026 $ 4.300

05 - 12 September 2026 $ 3.775

09 - 16 September 2026 $ 3.775

12 - 19 September 2026 $ 3.775

16 - 23 September 2026 $ 3.775

23 - 30 September 2026 $ 3.775

03 - 10 October 2026 $ 3.385

10 - 17 October 2026 $ 3.120

17 - 24 April 2027 $ 3.820

01 - 08 May 2027 $ 3.820

08 - 15 May 2027 $ 3.820

12 - 19 May 2027 $ 3.820

19 - 26 May 2027 $ 3.820

26 May - 02 June 2027 $ 3.820

05 - 12 June 2027 $ 3.820

12 - 19 June 2027 $ 3.820

19 - 26 June 2027 $ 3.820

10 - 17 July 2027 $ 3.820

14 - 21 August 2027 $ 3.820

28 August - 04 September 2027 $ 3.820

04 - 11 September 2027 $ 3.820

08 - 15 September 2027 $ 3.820

11 - 18 September 2027 $ 3.820

15 - 22 September 2027 $ 3.820

22 - 29 September 2027 $ 3.820

02 - 09 October 2027 $ 3.820

09 - 16 October 2027 $ 3.820

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