This self-guided bike tour allows you to explore the most significant and beautiful sites of the Dalmatian Coast in Croatia. You will spend two evenings in Split, visit Diocletian Palace and historical sites dating back to 300 AD. Immerse yourself in Croatian culture in traditional 'konobas' (taverns) and savor local wine or beer. The tour includes cycling the Dalmatian Coast from Split to Dubrovnik, exploring stone quarries, ancient villages, and coastal roads of Brač, and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Stari Grad. You'll bike through fragrant lavender fields to Hvar town and enjoy ocean views. The tour also includes riding around Korcula Island, experiencing its natural beauty, monasteries, churches, old fishing villages, ancient stone architecture, and atmospheric wine cellars. Finally, you'll cycle along the Peljesac Peninsula to reach Dubrovnik, the 'Pearl of the Adriatic'. The tour is a self-guided experience with well-planned routes, GPS, hotels, and flexibility. The tour is rated 4.8/5 stars based on 32 reviews. The tour includes 5 nights accommodation in Split (2 nights), Hvar (1 night), and Korcula (2 nights), with breakfasts included. Luggage transfers, bike fitting, detailed tour briefing, marked maps, bike rental (road, standard, or tandem), helmet, bike bag, and water bottle are also provided. All private boat and ferry transfers, including the final transfer into Dubrovnik city, are covered. GPS navigation for your phone is included. The Dalmatian Islands are known for their hills. Daily distances can range from 0 to 80 km, with a total distance of 130-700 km. The level of difficulty is moderate, with generally rolling or hilly terrain. The road surface is paved, and the tour is rated medium to high. The tour starts in Split (nearest airport SPU) and ends in Dubrovnik (nearest airport DBV). Airport transfers are available at an extra cost.
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