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We’re thrilled to announce that our Croatia Bike and Boat Tour is returning in 2020. Join us as we discover Dalmatia’s spectacular limestone coastline by bicycle AND boat! Arrive early to explore Split, home of Diocletian’s 3rd century palace which is still inhabited by descendants of the Romans who settled this area.
We’ll board our luxury traditional Mediterranean wooden sailboat – called a gullet – in Split and head off on an aquatic adventure, sleeping, dining and relaxing on board the ship. Unpack your bags and settle into the magnificent sailing ship Tajna Mora meaning the “Secret of the Sea,” as it is your home for the length of this Bike & Boat trip. On our tour, we pedal three of the Mediterranean’s most picturesque and well-known islands: Brač, Hvar and Korčula. Thanks to the Tajna Mora, we’ll also get to visit smaller, more out of the way islands like Vis and Solta. If you decide you want a break from the bike there will be ample opportunities to explore tiny fishing villages, swim in the sea, or try some stand-up paddle boarding right from our boat.
2020 Departure Dates
Cycling Croatia’s Islands by Bike and Boat (8-Days)
Jun 14-21
Sep 27-Oct 4
Don’t want to wait until 2020 to join us on a Bike and Boat? Take a look at our other Bike and Barge tours setting sail in 2019.
Jessie Beyer - Originally from the suburbs of Washington, D.C., Jessie headed west for college and never looked back. She earned a Journalism and Technical Communications degree from Colorado State University, and has since worked in a variety of industries including radio, sustainability, and wine tourism. Jessie combines her passion for travel, cycling, and storytelling to help people understand the unique power of exploring the world from the seat of a bike. A self-proclaimed travel junkie, Jessie has found herself on many extended adventures. She spent 2015 exploring many corners of the world including tramping through New Zealand's mountains, cycling through Europe, and hitching a boat ride down the Mekong river from Laos into Thailand. At home in Colorado you'll likely find her singing her way up mountain trails, talking to strangers, and seeking restaurants with patios and Spanish wines.