Biking & kayaking from Split to Dubrovnik, 8 days

Tour begins with a beautiful Split and a ride along the Marjan Park Forest - a place close to the waterfront and densely populated downtown, and on the other side peninsula of beautiful nature and fresh air.

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  COASTAL ROADS
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  UNESCO PALACE
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  17 KM

The best way to see Split is from the sea, so take this opportunity to enjoy the stunning views of surrounding islands and hills, the sparkling blue sea and Marjan Hill cliffs and beaches. As we stop for a swim and snorkeling, take some of the best photos of your Croatian holiday!

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  STUNNING VIEWS
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  SWIMMING & SNORKELING
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  BEST PHOTOS

Your today's destination is one of the most popular and most beautiful islands in the world – the island of Hvar. It is located on the Dalmatian coast near Split and with 2700 hours of sunshine per year, is considered the sunniest Croatian island.

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  BEAUTIFUL FIELDS
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  UPHILL WITH A VIEW
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  45 KM

It's time to take a kayak to the Pakleni Islands, an archipelago of unique natural beauty and numerous crystal clear bays and beaches. There you will find many idyllic bays and hidden pebble beaches with pine trees providing refreshing shade even during the hottest summer days.

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  UNIQUE NATURE
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  IDYLLIC BAYS
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  PEBBLE BEACHES

Today's bike ride starts in the birthplace of Marco Polo – the island of Korčula which is one of the most wooded islands and is known for top-quality wines. Just passing through the fields of vines, olive trees, and other autochthonous species, you will get to know an island that is full of the natural beauty of the special attraction.

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  STONE VILLAGES
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  VINEYARDS
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  46 KM

Today take a chance to explore the island of Korčula from the sea, experience it in this unique and special way, with the professional guide who will take you to the secret caves and beaches which can be reached only by sea.

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  MAGICAL ARCHIPELAGO
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  DIFFERENT ANGLES
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  BEAUTIFUL VIEWS

You will spend your last day riding along the Pelješac peninsula, the Mediterranean paradise of Southern Dalmatia. You will also visit Ston, the city with the longest walls in Europe and the second-longest in the world, just after the Chinese Wall, and the place with the oldest saltworks in a world that is still operating.

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  MEDITERRANEAN PARADISE
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  STONE WALLS
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  60 KM

It is the end of your cycling adventure that ends in Dubrovnik. Depending on the flight or the continuation of your trip, you can spend the day in the Old Town of Dubrovnik and explore its magnificent walls.

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  BREAKFAST
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  SAY GOODBYE
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  FINISH