How much does this bike and boat tour in Dalmatia cost?

Prices start from €1,749 per person in a twin cabin below deck, and vary by departure date and cabin. Three guests sharing a cabin each save €200, four guests sharing each save €400, and children up to 16 receive €200 off. Tourist taxes and the basic drink package cost €80 per person (€40 for children up to 16) and are paid to the captain on board.

When is the best season to cycle in Croatia's Dalmatia region?

The tour runs in the warmer half of the year, when the Adriatic is warm enough for swimming stops and the island roads stay dry. Outside the main holiday weeks traffic on the coastal roads is very light, which makes spring and early autumn especially pleasant. For 2026 the last guaranteed Friday departures from Trogir are in October.

How difficult is the cycling around Krka and the Kornati islands?

This is a level 3 out of 5 tour. You will ride gently rolling terrain with climbs of up to roughly 200 metres, covering 20 to 35 kilometres and 200 to 400 metres of ascent on a typical day. Roads are mostly asphalted and quiet, and you should be comfortable handling descents and riding in normal road traffic.

Where does the Dalmatia bike and boat tour start and finish?

The tour is a round trip from Trogir, a short drive from Split airport. You board the motor yacht between 1:00 and 1:30 pm on day one and the first cruise leaves at 2:00 pm. On the final morning you disembark in Trogir by 9:00 am after breakfast. Transfers between Split airport and Trogir are not included.

What is the ship like on this Croatia island-hopping cruise?

You sail on the San Snova, a motor yacht carrying a maximum of 36 guests. Cabins have a private bathroom with shower and toilet, bed linen and towels are provided, with fresh towels mid-week, and your cabin is cleaned daily. The ship moves to a new destination every day, so you unpack only once for the whole week.

Are meals included while sailing along the Dalmatian coast?

Catering is two days of full board and five of half board, starting with dinner on arrival day and ending with breakfast on departure day. An on-board chef prepares breakfast and one or two warm meals daily; depending on the programme this is lunch or dinner. The remaining meal is taken ashore at your own expense, as are drinks on board.

Can I rent a bike or an e-bike for the ride through the national parks?

Yes. A 21-speed hybrid bike with a bicycle bag costs €80 for the week, and an e-bike with 9-gear hub shifting and an Ortlieb pannier costs €252, in limited numbers and on request. Optional protection against theft and damage costs €14 per week for the hybrid and €28 for the e-bike. You may also bring your own bike.

Is this Trogir round trip suitable for children and families?

The minimum age is 10, and children should be in good physical condition with previous cycling tour experience. Rental bikes require a minimum height of 1.30 m for hybrids and 1.50 m for e-bikes. Helmets are compulsory on all rides and mandatory by law in Croatia for everyone up to 16, so bring a well-fitted one.

Dalmatia Parks & Islands Bike & Boat

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Short Description

Sail and cycle through the best of central Dalmatia in one week. From Trogir you ride the islands of Murter, Dugi Otok, Ugljan and Šolta, walk the Krka waterfalls and cruise the Kornati archipelago, sleeping each night aboard the motor yacht San Snova.

Tour Program

Day 1: Trogir – Rogoznica (0 km)
You will make your own way to Trogir, either by car or by flying into Split, and check in on board the motor yacht between 1:00 and 1:30 pm. At 2:00 pm your first cruise will set off for Rogoznica, a village on a small island joined to the mainland by a dam, where you will spend your first night.

Day 2: Rogoznica – Telašćica Nature Park (26 km)
You will enjoy breakfast during a morning cruise to the seaside town of Vodice, then start riding towards the island of Murter, crossing the lift bridge at Tisno and following the waterfront past two very old coastal villages to a small jetty. From there the ship will carry you on a spectacular cruise through the Kornati National Park, an archipelago in crystal-clear water known for its rich marine life, to Telašćica Nature Park. In the evening you will walk through the park and along the island's stunning cliffs, past a salt lake and a family of donkeys.

Day 3: Dugi Otok – Zadar (32 km)
After breakfast you will set off from Telašćica on a virtually traffic-free panoramic road across Dugi Otok, treated to view after view of neighbouring islands breaking through the deep blue sea. You will meet the ship in Brbinj and cross to Zadar, for centuries the political, cultural and spiritual centre of Dalmatia. Once there you can join a walking tour through the winding alleys of the lively old town, shaped by 3,000 years of history. The night is spent in Zadar.

Day 4: Ugljan and Pašman – Šibenik (33 km)
During breakfast the ship will cross the channel of Zadar to the island of Ugljan. You will have plenty of time to cycle across Ugljan and Pašman, connected by a bridge, past quiet villages of stone cottages and fishing vessels, riding the east coast with the mainland and the sea always in view. After the ride you will visit the coastal city of Šibenik and stay there for the night.

Day 5: Šibenik – Krka National Park (32 km)
Today is a real highlight. After the morning crossing to Skradin, at the foot of the Krka canyon, you will explore the area by bike. In the afternoon a small boat will take you into Krka National Park, where you will have plenty of time to walk among the unique and truly spectacular waterfalls. The night is spent in the postcard town of Skradin.

Day 6: Skradin – Primošten (28 km)
Breakfast will be served on a morning cruise to Primošten, and the rest of the morning is yours to relax on board. After a swimming stop, lunch is served on deck. Your ride starts in the afternoon from Primošten, first to Rogoznica and then back again. You will spend the night in the harbour there, with time to explore the town.

Day 7: Island of Šolta – Trogir (15 km)
In the morning the motor yacht will take you to the island of Šolta, where olive and fig trees and farmland line the roads and the spicy scent of rosemary follows you all the way around the silent island to the village of Grohote. Around midday the last cruise brings you back to Trogir, with enough time to visit the UNESCO World Heritage old town. Over the final dinner you will look back on the week with your fellow travellers, the crew and the tour guides.

Day 8: Trogir (0 km)
After breakfast you will disembark by 9:00 am and travel home on your own, or stay on to explore more of Croatia.

Available departures

Year

Next: 2 Oct 2026 · 2 departures · from €2,139 p.p.

Oct 2026

- Double/Triple Upper€2,389€2,189
- Double Upper€2,139

Tour details

LoopGuidedCouplesFriendsFamiliesMinimum 2 peopleMinimum age 10 years

✅ What is included in the trip?

🏨 Overnight stay and breakfast
🍽️ 2 x full board and 5 x half board (option to have a picnic for lunch)
🧍‍♂️English speaking tour guide
🗺️ Maps
📲 GPS or navigation APP
📞 Local telephone assistance 7/7

❌ What is not included?

🚎 Transfers not listed as Included
✈️ Journey to/from the starting point
🍽️ Meals and drinks not listed as Included
🖼️ Entrance fees and extras not listed
🛡️ Travel insurance
🌎 Tourist taxes

🙋 Common questions

How much does this bike and boat tour in Dalmatia cost?
Prices start from €1,749 per person in a twin cabin below deck, and vary by departure date and cabin. Three guests sharing a cabin each save €200, four guests sharing each save €400, and children up to 16 receive €200 off. Tourist taxes and the basic drink package cost €80 per person (€40 for children up to 16) and are paid to the captain on board.
When is the best season to cycle in Croatia's Dalmatia region?
The tour runs in the warmer half of the year, when the Adriatic is warm enough for swimming stops and the island roads stay dry. Outside the main holiday weeks traffic on the coastal roads is very light, which makes spring and early autumn especially pleasant. For 2026 the last guaranteed Friday departures from Trogir are in October.
How difficult is the cycling around Krka and the Kornati islands?
This is a level 3 out of 5 tour. You will ride gently rolling terrain with climbs of up to roughly 200 metres, covering 20 to 35 kilometres and 200 to 400 metres of ascent on a typical day. Roads are mostly asphalted and quiet, and you should be comfortable handling descents and riding in normal road traffic.
Where does the Dalmatia bike and boat tour start and finish?
The tour is a round trip from Trogir, a short drive from Split airport. You board the motor yacht between 1:00 and 1:30 pm on day one and the first cruise leaves at 2:00 pm. On the final morning you disembark in Trogir by 9:00 am after breakfast. Transfers between Split airport and Trogir are not included.
What is the ship like on this Croatia island-hopping cruise?
You sail on the San Snova, a motor yacht carrying a maximum of 36 guests. Cabins have a private bathroom with shower and toilet, bed linen and towels are provided, with fresh towels mid-week, and your cabin is cleaned daily. The ship moves to a new destination every day, so you unpack only once for the whole week.
Are meals included while sailing along the Dalmatian coast?
Catering is two days of full board and five of half board, starting with dinner on arrival day and ending with breakfast on departure day. An on-board chef prepares breakfast and one or two warm meals daily; depending on the programme this is lunch or dinner. The remaining meal is taken ashore at your own expense, as are drinks on board.
Can I rent a bike or an e-bike for the ride through the national parks?
Yes. A 21-speed hybrid bike with a bicycle bag costs €80 for the week, and an e-bike with 9-gear hub shifting and an Ortlieb pannier costs €252, in limited numbers and on request. Optional protection against theft and damage costs €14 per week for the hybrid and €28 for the e-bike. You may also bring your own bike.
Is this Trogir round trip suitable for children and families?
The minimum age is 10, and children should be in good physical condition with previous cycling tour experience. Rental bikes require a minimum height of 1.30 m for hybrids and 1.50 m for e-bikes. Helmets are compulsory on all rides and mandatory by law in Croatia for everyone up to 16, so bring a well-fitted one.