8-Days / 7-Nights
Double occupancy:
🇨🇦 from $4,495 CAD / guest
🇺🇸 approx. $3,202 USD / guest
Single supplement:
from $1495 CAD, approx. $1,065 USD
Single supplement bookings: Phone 1 (877) 777-5699
Though it’s hard to pick any one highlight on this trip, it’s equally difficult to imagine a place more stunning than Dubrovnik, with its imposing fortress and walls, medieval alleyways and gracious cafés. Local lore has it that Dubrovnik was founded in the 7th century, but recent archaeological excavations suggest the town may be older still, and some Greek artifacts have been found within the old fortress.
Our Trogir to Dubrovnik bike tour of Croatia 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 places. After each ride you’ll be returning to our luxury boat and begin the journey to the next stunning vista, perhaps stopping enroute for a dip in the sparkling clear water
Day One—Šolta Island, 11-19 km / 7-12 mi (easy)
We suggest you arrive as early as possible in Trogir to give yourself some time to explore this lovely port town on your own. Reminiscent of Venice, you could spend hours exploring — but do make sure you find our boat at the pier before you start to wander! After check-in at noon, our motorized boat will take you on the week’s first cruise from Trogir to the island of Šolta. We’ll start our first day of cycling where you will cycle by walled olive and fig groves and fields of lavender and rosemary as we make our way to our destination for the night.
Day Two—Hvar Island, 28-48 km / 17-30 mi (easy and at times challenging)
This morning we start from Stari Grad on the island of Hvar, the sunniest island in the Adriatic. Once off the boat we cycle to Jelsa and Vrboska at a casual pace with time to explore these lovely harbour towns. After an ice cream break we cycle back to Stari Grad for lunch on the boat. The afternoon ride will take you from Stari Grad to the town of Hvar — past fields of lavender and orchards of olive and orange trees. We stay overnight in the town of Hvar, which has become a mecca for artists and artisans—and has a thriving nightlife.
Day Three—Vis Island, 33 km / 21 mi (moderate and at times challenging)
The island furthest from the mainland, Vis is venerable. More than 2,300 years ago the Greek colony of Issa flourished here. Due to its strategic location, as part of Yugoslavia and Croatia, Vis was a military zone until 1995 and prohibited for foreign tourists. Today we have the opportunity to explore its gentle beauty. After the ride we sail with lunch towards the island of Lastovo.
Day Four—Lastovo and Korčula, 28 km / 17 mi (easy to moderate)
After breakfast we will explore Lastovo by bicycle, cycling past vineyards that produce grapes for the yellow-golden white wine Marastina, which is now garnering a reputation in international wine circles. Lastovo is one of the Adriatic’s smallest inhabited islands. It was a favourite of the emperor Augustus, who appreciated its mild climate so much that he named it after himself (Augusta Insula). The islanders, barely 1,000 souls, fish the teeming waters, although agriculture and wine production are also important. After the ride and swimming on Lastovo, the ship takes us to the island of Korčula, where we will spend the night in Vela Luka.
Day Five —Korčula, 61 km / 38 mi (moderate and at times challenging)
After breakfast we will cycle from Vela Luka to the town of Korčula and through the town of Blato, which like Rome, was built on seven hills. You will be seduced by the lush, fragrant gardens along the route with towering cypresses dominating and creating an incredibly beautiful landscape. We will take the old pass road from Brna to Pupnat Bay and finally to the town of Korčula, which claims to be the birthplace of Marco Polo (Venice also makes the same claim.) This is where we will spend the night.
Day Six — Mljet and Šipan, 31 km / 19 mi (moderate)
During breakfast we cruise to the green island of Mljet — known as the most wooded island in the Mediterranean. Homer mentioned this lovely island in his epic poem The Odyssey. From the small port of Pomena you will cycle across the island to the ferry harbour of Sobra. From there, we sail to the island of Šipan for the night. It is here that Dubrovnik’s noble citizens built their villas so many years ago.
Day Seven — Šipan and Dubrovnik, 11 km / 7 mi (easy)
This morning a quiet and pleasant cycling trip takes us to the other side of the island and back, but not before a coffee break at the halfway mark. And then, it is back on the boat for a short crossing to Dubrovnik. We have a city tour planned for you this afternoon before setting you loose on this town — the Pearl of the Adriatic. And you’ll enjoy a special tonight to celebrate our week together with our crew and tour guides.
Day Eight — Dubrovnik
After our last breakfast together you will begin your journey homeward or beyond. We will be sad to see you go, but happy to have made new friends, and renewed the bonds of friendship with old companions.
*Please note: Itinerary is subject to change to provide our guests with the best tour experience.
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Premium PLUS Yacht YOLO2026
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Premium PLUS Yacht Voyage2026
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7 nights’ accommodation on the boat in a double cabin with private ensuite
3 days of full board (all 3 meals) & 4 days of half board (breakfast + one other meal)
7 days of guided bicycle tours as described
Maps for the daily routing
Guided city tours of Korčula and Dubrovnik
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E-Bike – Kalkhoff 🇨🇦 $590/guest
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Road Bike – Trek 🇨🇦 $489/guest
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Hybrid Bike – Trek 🇨🇦 $370/guest
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The Voyage is a 44-meter yacht built in 2020, designed to provide exceptional comfort and relaxation while exploring South Dalmatia with Pedal & Sea Adventures. Each of its 17 guest cabins includes individually controlled air conditioning, a safe, TV, hairdryer, and a private ensuite bathroom. The yacht offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, balancing areas for privacy with spaces to socialize with fellow guests.
Guests can relax on the spacious sun deck, complete with loungers and a jacuzzi, or take a dip into the shining waters from the bathing platform equipped with showers at the stern. The upper deck features an air-conditioned bar and lounge area with seating for all guests. A covered outdoor lounge comfortably accommodates about 20 people to take in the stunning Adriatic scenery. With its thoughtful design and range of amenities, the Voyage provides an enjoyable and comfortable cruising experience with Pedal & Sea Adventures.
*Configurable by Voyage crew.
Yolo offers a fun and comfortable way to explore Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast. Measuring 48.5 meters in length, she features 16 air-conditioned guest cabins with private ensuites, located across the lower and main decks. Each cabin is equipped with a TV, safe, hairdryer, electrical outlets, and ample storage space for suitcases. The lower deck includes a mix of twin and double cabins with port-hole windows, while the main deck offers ocean-view twin and queen cabins. Designed with both comfort and convenience in mind, Yolo provides a relaxing and enjoyable cruising experience with Pedal & Sea Adventures.
The yacht’s spacious upper deck includes a dining area with seating for all guests, a fully stocked bar, and an entertainment space. At the rear, a shaded lounge offers a perfect place to unwind with a drink while enjoying the sea breeze and coastal scenery. The sundeck invites guests to relax on tanning chairs or soak in the jacuzzi for the ultimate in leisure. While anchored in secluded bays, guests can also enjoy a refreshing swim from the stern deck.
For departures from Trogir look for the Pedal & Sea Adventures booth and banner near Camerlengo Castle Tower along the promenade where the boats dock. Guides wearing Pedal & Sea shirts will be in front of the boat to assist with check-in. Tour registration starts at 11 AM.
Yes – all of our rental bikes come equipped with a rear bag (pannier or trunk bag) or a small bag (Road bike) to carry essentials like snacks, cameras, or extra layers while you ride. Larger luggage will be transported separately by our support van each day.
Travel insurance is not included in the tour price. We strongly recommend purchasing your own travel insurance to cover trip cancellations, medical expenses, lost luggage, and any unexpected events before or during the tour.
Yes – helmets are provided and must be worn at all times while cycling, as they are mandatory by law and Pedal and Sea Adventures. Guests are also welcome to bring their own helmet if they prefer to use one they’re already comfortable with.
Yes, give us a call on 902-858-3030 or email us at info@pedalandseaadventures.com
The cycling routes in South Dalmatia are always on paved roads, making for a smooth and enjoyable ride. Traffic is generally very light, especially on the islands, where there are not many cars on the roads.
You’ll cycle through charming villages, along scenic coastlines, and across rolling hills. The terrain can be hilly, with a mix of climbs and descents, but our support vehicle and experienced guides are always nearby if you need a break.
Our routes are carefully chosen to combine beautiful scenery with safe, quiet roads—perfect for a memorable cycling experience.
All of our cabins are above the waterline and have portal windows for natural light.
The main differences are:
Both options offer the same amenities—ensuite bathrooms, storage space, and a cozy place to relax after a day of cycling.
No, the boat does not have laundry facilities. However, you can rinse your clothes in the cabin sinks or showers, and there are designated areas on the boat to hang and dry your clothing.
No, cycling each day is completely optional. If you’d prefer to relax on the boat, enjoy the sun deck, or simply take in the scenery on the boat, you’re welcome to do so.
You can also explore the islands at your own pace—wander through villages, visit local cafés, or enjoy a swim. Our tours are designed to have a degree of flexibility so you can make the most of your vacation in the way that suits you best.
You will need to have some cash in Euros, as Croatia is still largely a cash-based society in many places.
Credit and debit cards are accepted in larger shops and restaurants, but having cash on hand will make your trip much easier.
Yes, there is Wi‑Fi on board, but coverage and speed can vary depending on the boat’s location and the surrounding islands. While it’s generally reliable in port, the connection may be slower or less stable while sailing or on more remote islands.
If you need a consistent connection, we recommend purchasing a local SIM card or an international data plan as a backup.
Tipping is always at the guest’s discretion, but many guests ask for guidance.
We recommend the following amounts per guest:
(For example, with 2 guides: 2 × 60 EUR = 120 EUR per guest)
Envelopes are provided on board for tips.
Please remember to bring cash in Euros, as tips cannot be paid by card. ATMs are available in the ports at the start of the tour, but machines with yellow signs often charge higher fees
Each cabin has its own ensuite bathroom with a shower, towels, soap, and shampoo. All cabins have a hair dryer, but you’ll need a European 2‑prong adapter to use it.
There are drawers and cabinets for storing your luggage, as well as space to hang up washed cycling clothes to dry.
Our yachts include a Premium Plus Meal Plan:
On half‑board days, guests are free to enjoy a meal ashore at their own expense, and our guides are happy to recommend great local restaurants.
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