Day 1
(Saturday) SPLIT - Solta Island (approx. 25 km / 15 miles of cycling)
The day begins with a flexible check in time between 11am and 1pm at split Harbor. From here the adventure starts with a short bike ride to the Island of Solta. Our first excursion will take us through lush stone walled fields flanked by olive & fig trees accompanied by the refreshing smell of lavender scented air. Once new friends have been made and a fun afternoons cycling is completed, we’ll jump on another ferry to take us across to the illustrious island of Brac. Our boat will moor in Milna harbor, a gorgeous cavernous bay surrounded by natural stone walled houses. *Unless you have an early arrival flight, you might need a pre-night stay in Split. We can recommend hostels, hotels or private apartments*
Day 2
(Sunday) Brac Island (approx. 45 km / 28 miles of cycling)
Now you’re all warmed up and have acclimatised to the Croatian environment, we start the real Croatia cycling holiday! The day begins with a long but smooth hill climb. Brac Island is beautiful with numerous lush pine forests, olive groves and renowned vineyards that have birthed the famous Vugaca white wine & Murvica red wine.
Bra
c Island is also famous for providing the white marble used to construct The White house in Washington DC, and the Reichstag building in Berlin.
Once on the bike trail, the views of the neighbouring island of Hvar will be sure to inspire. The spectacular vistas of the Bol beach on the cycle down into the bay are a joy to behold. Bol possess the infamous 'Golden Horn beach; Zlatni Rat' a postcard perfect beach frequently used in Croatia tourist adverts.
A swimming break is necessary to wash the sweat off in the refreshing sea before we jump back on our bike’s to begin our cycle to the longest Croatian island of Hvar.
Day 3
(Monday) Hvar Island
Your bike holiday in Croatia reaches new highs today as you make your way to the stunning town of Hvar, the island that receives more sunshine than anywhere else in the Adriatic.
The countryside surrounding Hvar is gorgeous and the ride to Hvar is so worth it. The winding streets, pretty churches, relaxing cafes and smells of the fabulous restaurants adds to Hvars charm.
This evening, we move to the Island of Korcula, another magical destination.
Day 4
(Tuesday) Korcula Island (approx. 45 km / 28 miles of cycling)
Our biking adventure continues to take in the spell binding beauty of the Adriatic. Korcula has its place in the history books as the birthplace of Marco Polo and is a top contender for most stunning scenery out of all the Adriatic Islands.
Within the Island of Korcula our sail biking adventure continues to the town of Blato, a city like Rome - built on seven hills. After our visit to 
Blato we make our way into the medieval town of Korcula a less touristy version of Dubrovnik with similarly winding roads. Korcula has numerous bars, shops, restaurants and probably the finest sunsets in the Adriatic. A great opportunity to kick back and relax after a day of cycling.
Day5
(Wednesday) Mljet island National Park (approx. 20 km / 12 miles)
Mljet is a Mecca for all adventure travellers. It’s a pristine unspoiled National Park that offers the perfect terrain for biking. The terrain is reminiscent of the Mediterranean with the pined trees that line the trails we’ll be blazing!
On two wheels we’ll discover more of the Island than most people so you’ll have more pictures to show off! We'll circle the salt-water lake, ascend a few hills, and fly down the other sides. Being less populated with tourists, Mljet is more off the beaten track than other places in Croatia. In the evening our boat glides across the sea to the Peljesac peninsula where our trip continues to inspire.
Day 6
(Thursday) Peljesac Peninsula - Makarska (approx. 30 km / 18 miles)
The morning commences with a cycle through back country, a world-renowned wine-growing region that grows an amazing wine called Dingac. Locals are proud of this brand and rightly so! From here, we’ll make a slow climb up to 1000 metres above sea level where we’ll have a spectacular panoramic view of the island of Korcula
The decent will be an adrenaline fuelled one as we fly down towards Loviste, a little town where our ship awaits us. Once on board we’ll make our way to the increasingly popular 'Makarska', located beneath the 5000 ft high mountain peaks. There is a fine selection of great beaches in this area; the town is small so all the awesome nightlife is within easy reach – including a club in a cave!
Day 7
(Friday) Omis - Split Trogir (ca. 58 km / 36 miles)
On our penultimate day we travel to the scenic town of Omis continuing through the valley of the Cetina River with the majestic Mosor Mountain range as our back drop. The scenic winding roads lead us down to Split, here you can partake in a guided tour of the UNESCO word heritage certified city.
Split has a vast array of swimming friendly beach areas, bars, clubs and numerous opportunities to shop & pickup a souvenir or two. Split has something for everybody. The good times will roll and undoubtedly Split is the perfect location for the last day of your sail cycle Croatia holiday.
Day 8 - departure (too soon)
Once Breakfast is devoured, its time to bid your farewells with heavy hearts to your new friends, tour guides and crew members.
For sure this will be a Croatia cycling holiday to treasure. We look forward to having more amazing moments with you on your next activity holiday in Europe!
Extend your stay
Please note, your next holiday can be extended, just talk to our friendly team at Green World Holidays. Maybe we can make your stay in Croatia a longer one!
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