NEW! For 2022

Croatia is one of the world’s best places — old and venerable, beautiful and exciting — and we can’t wait to return every year. Our Dubrovnik to Trogir bicycle tour hugs the coast of South Dalmatia, including the ancient walled city of Dubrovnik, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You will cycle around the islands of Korčula, Mljet and Lastovo, enjoying the best of sea and sky in one of Europe’s oldest destinations. After each ride you’ll be returning to our luxury boat the Ohana, and begin the journey to the next stunning vista, perhaps stopping enroute for a dip in the sparkling clear water.

Day One — Dubrovnik

Your tour begins in the historical town of Dubrovnik — also known as the Pearl of the Adriatic. Once settled in your cabin, you will set out on a guided tour throughDubrovnik's old city, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with time set aside to walk along the impressive city walls. Once back on the boat, we will go over the week ahead followed by the first of many Croatian feasts. The boat will remain in Dubrovnik for the night.

Day Two — Pelješac Peninsula and Korčula island, 29 km (moderate)

During breakfast our boat will sail to the port of Slano where you will be introduced to your bicycle. Once familiar with your steed, you will then cycle from Slano to Prapratno where the boat will be waiting for you. After a quick swim, you will board the boat and it will sail on to the town of Korčula. It claims to be the birth place of Marco Polo, but we will save that controversy for your tour guide to discuss. Tonight, we dock in Korčula.

Day Three —Korčula, 61 km (moderate and at times challenging)

Today we will make our way from the town of Korčula to Pupnat and then over to the other side of the island to enjoy a delicious picnic full of local fresh food. After our picnic we will continue on to Vela Luka to meet the boat for the night. With magnificent views and wineries as far as the eye can see, it is a ride that will marvel the senses. 

Day Four —Hvar and Brač islands, 31 km (moderate)

In the morning we will sail to the town of Hvar to enjoy an incredible bike ride from Hvar to the town of Jelsa. Most Croatians will argue that Jelsa has the best ice cream in the world —don’t worry, you will have time to do some research of your own. From there, we sail to Bol for a night on the island of Brač.

Day Five — Island of Brač and town of Omiš on the mainland, 23 km (moderate)

Today’s distance might look short, but you’ll still be challenged. From Bol, you will cycle uphill for 10 kilometres, rest a little at the top before coasting down for another 10 kilometres to the town of Pučišća. One of the island’s most famous limestone quarries is located in Pučišća and it is from that quarry that some of the stone for the White House originated. From Pučišća, we head over to the mainland and dock in the town of Omiš for the night.

Day Six — Cetina Canyon and Split, 43 km (moderate)

Today you’ll bicycle through the valley of the Cetina River, which has etched itself deeply into the cliff side. You’ll wind your way along quiet side roads and through varied landscapes back to Omiš and its pirate castles. For those wishing to take a break from the saddle, we can also organize a 3-hour river rafting excursion down the Cetina River — truly an unmissable experience. Once everyone returns to Omiš, we will sail up the coast to Split where the boat docks for the night.

Day Seven — Split and Trogir 

This morning our local guide will take you in to the city’s Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, as well as the palace of the Roman emperor Diocletian. The last sail after lunch will bring you to the UNESCO Heritage town of Trogir but not before the boat anchors for a refreshing swim on a secluded beach. Once in Trogir, you will have time to explore the city’s rich culture and heritage as you stroll through its narrow alleys. Tonight, the ship’s Captain joins us for dinner so be sure to wear your finest attire.

Day Eight — Trogir

Our tour ends at 9 a.m. Many of those who travel with us choose to stay in Trogir for a longer visit. If this is of interest, let us know and we can suggest ideas for your itinerary. 

* Details subject to change. 

2022 Dates

• Sept 24-October 1, 2022 Boat: Ohana
• Sept 24 - October 1, 2022 Boat: Bella (full)
• Custom groups anytime

2023 Dates

• Sept 23-30, 2023 Boat: Ohana 
• Custom groups anytime

Inclusions

• 7 nights’ accommodation on the boat in a double cabin with private shower
•  3 days of full board (all 3 meals) & 4 days of half board (breakfast + one other meal)
• Safe box in every cabin
•  Ensuite bathrooms, towels and linen

• Flatscreen TV, WiFi, Inter-phone, and Surround Sound in every cabin
• 7 days of guided bike tour as described

• All port taxes and unlimited bottled water

• Kayaks and Standup Paddle Boards (Jet Ski, Water Skiing, and Banana Ride for hire)

•  Maps for the daily routing

• Two guided city tours, one lunch at a traditional konoba

2022 Prices for Premium Boats Yolo, Bella and Ohana only

All prices in CAD. Click here for a currency converter.

• Below-deck cabin: $2,999/person 

• Above-deck cabin: $3,499/person

• Hybrid bicycle rental: $249 

• Road bicycle rental: $329

• Electric bicycle rental: $399

• Single supplement: $1400

For returning customers

• Is this your second Pedal & Sea Adventures tour? Let us know, and we’ll knock $100 off the price.
• If this is your third Pedal & Sea tour, we’ll take $100 off the price and send you a free jersey.
• Your fourth Pedal & Sea Adventures tour? We will take $100 off the price, send you a free jersey and give you a complimentary bicycle rental. 

To take advantage of these great incentives, please let our staff know when you book!