Overview
Open 2026 Dates: Aug 30-Sep 5, Sep 6-12
Open 2027 Dates: May 30–June 5, Aug 29–Sep 4, Sep 5–11, 12–18, 19–25, Sep 26–Oct 2, Oct 3–9
7 days/6 nights
We conducted our first tour here in 2001, long before the region became a premier destination. Because we developed deep-rooted relationships early on, we offer the finest, most authentic tour of Dalmatia, including private visits to Grgich winery and the medieval streets of Korčula.
If you would like to join an existing departure, BOOK NOW or contact us to open one the listed dates for your group or plan a private tour.
Included
- All 4 star accommodation
- All breakfast
- Three dinners with wine
- Ferry transfers
- Private City Tours
- Bike Rental (e-bike add-on available)
- Route note, maps and marked routes
- All tour & luggage transfers & van support
- Multi-lingual guide(s)
- All entrance fees
Not Included
- Airfare
- Beverages
- Trip Insurance (recommended)
- Personal Items
- Guide Tips
Route Notes
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Every mile of your journey is supported by our expert, multi-lingual guides riding alongside the group to offer personal support, local insights, and technical assistance. We also provide GPS units pre-loaded with your daily routes, along with detailed route notes. Whether you’re climbing through majestic mountains, winding through quiet valleys, or navigating the narrow streets of historic towns, our dedicated van support is always nearby to transport luggage or provide a lift whenever you’re ready for a break.
D1: Split (15mi) D2: Brac Island (28mi) D3: Hvar Ridges (32mi) D4: Korcula (35mi) D5: Peljesac (30mi) D6: Dubrovnik (38mi)
Itinerary
Day 1: Diocletian’s Palace & The Stone of Brač Meet in Split, a UNESCO World Heritage city built within the retirement palace of the Roman Emperor Diocletian. We embark on an early morning ferry to the Island of Brač. After a bike fitting, we enjoy a warm-up loop through fishing villages famous for stone carving and olive oil, offering incredible views back toward the mainland. Lodging: 4-Star Seaside Hotel, Brač.
Day 2: The “Madeira of the Adriatic” (Hvar Island) We ferry to Hvar, often called the sunniest spot in Europe. After exploring the historic port of Stari Grad, we cycle toward Hvar Town via a quiet, scenic road that overlooks the surrounding archipelago. Lodging: 4-Star Waterfront Hotel, Hvar Town (2 Nights).
Day 3: Lavender Roads & Mile’s Private Cellar Today we pedal through the fragrant “Lavender Road” and visit ancient wine-making villages. A highlight of the trip is an exclusive visit to a private winemaker’s residence. This isn’t a typical commercial tasting—Mile’s cellar is a legendary local experience that brings the island’s history to life.
Highlight: Private wine tasting at a local’s estate.
Day 4: Korčula: The Jewel of the Adriatic A private boat or ferry brings us to Korčula, the reputed birthplace of Marco Polo. We ride the length of this emerald island through Aleppo pine forests and medieval hamlets. Korčula is Croatia’s most prolific wine region, and the riding here is balanced by constant sea breezes. Lodging: 4-Star Boutique Hotel along the Pelješac coast (2 Nights).
Day 5: Marco Polo’s Streets & Coastal Loops Explore the “fishbone” streets of Korčula’s walled Old Town, designed to protect citizens from the wind. Our ride today crisscrosses the island, visiting secluded coves for a midday swim before a guided tour of the medieval center.
Day 6: The Pelješac Peninsula & The Origin of Zinfandel We ride down the Pelješac Peninsula, a dramatic coastal stretch where vineyards cling to steep limestone slopes. We stop to sample local reds and learn about the DNA connection between these grapes and California Zinfandel. We finish the day passing the “Great Walls” of Ston before arriving in Dubrovnik. Highlight: Farewell feast in the “Pearl of the Adriatic.” Lodging: 5-Star Waterfront Luxury, Dubrovnik.
Day 7: Dubrovnik & Departure Enjoy a private city tour of Dubrovnik’s UNESCO-listed Old Town before we provide transfers to the airport or your next destination.