Route TV from Trogir

Island of Šolta – Island of Brač

After an hour of sailing we reach Milna on the island Brač. Today we will cross the island from west to south – our destination is the resort of Bol, featuring one of the most beautiful beaches of the Mediterranean area, the Zlatni Rat (the Golden Horn). The tour takes us from Milna to Bol – on our way to Bol, we will stop for lunch and enjoy a glass of wine in a typical Dalmatian “Konoba” (not included in the cruise price). Those who are aiming even higher, after riding uphill to the height of some 500 m above sea level, can join us all the way up to the Vidova Gora mountain – with its 778 metres the highest mountain on the Adriatic islands. You will be rewarded with a magnificent view over the islands of Šolta, Hvar and Korčula, the peninsula of Pelješac and the “Golden Horn” beach. Dinner and overnight stay in the picturesque harbour of Bol (42.8 or 55.5 km).

Island of Brač–Island of Vis

After breakfast, we will set off for the “forbidden” island of Vis. The island was closed to foreign visitors until the end of the 1980s. Where once there was an Air Force runway, now there are vineyards. Vis is a subtropical paradise boasting an amazing countryside. Upon arrival at the port of Vis we will continue by bicycle to the second major town on the island – Komiža. Passing the small place Dračevo Polje, we will reach Komiža, where you can have lunch at one of the restaurants, before returning back to Vis. Dinner on board. Overnight stay in the port of Vis (31.7 km).

Island of Vis–Island of Korčula

“Cast off!” early in the morning, and after about three hours, we will run into the bay of Vela Luka on the island of Korčula. Our bicycle tour will take us to the town of Korčula, located in the south-east of the island. On our way we will stop at a “Konoba” or a tavern for lunch. Dinner is served on board, overnight stay in Korčula (48.3 km).

Island of Korčula–Island of Hvar–Island of Brač

We leave Korčula and pass the Pelješac Peninsula on our way to the island of Hvar. The unique peninsula of Pelješac is dominated by an impressive mountain range with its highest peak, named Sveti Ilija (961 m). Being the second largest Croatian peninsula, Pelješac is also well known as the producing area of famous wines like Postup and Dingač. Hvar is the Adriatic island with the most hours of sunshine and the mildest climate. Our today’s bike trip leads us from Sućuraj through endless olive groves and vineyards to Jelsa. Jelsa, a lovely place, is located in the north of the island of Hvar. Enjoy lunch on board before we are heading for the island of Brač. After a swimming break we arrive in Postira or Pučišća, where the Captain’s Dinner is served today. (51.3 km).

Island of Brač–Omiš & Cetina Canyon–Split

We are heading for the mainland. After one hour of sailing we moor in the port of Omiš, a picturesque town on the mainland. Omiš boasts a privileged seaside position and is located at the mouth of the Cetina river. In thousands of years the Cetina river shaped a canyon and created bizarre formations in the stone of the riverbed. The crystal-clear water, the high cliffs – up to 180 m, the waterfalls and lakes offer sights of an unspoiled nature. Our today’s bike tour will take us along the Cetina river to the village of Pavića Most, where our rafting trip begins. While the bicycles are brought to the rafting destination by minibus, we are being provided with the appropriate equipment (helmet and life jacket), and we will get a detailed instruction before starting our 2.5-hour downstream adventure. Inflatable boats for six to eight passengers, steered by experienced skippers, will take us down the Cetina, passing smooth rapids, gorgeous waterfalls, and a simply unique countryside, which is home to many rare birds and other wildlife. On our way, we will make two breaks to have an energy snack and to take a refreshing dip in the crystal-clear water. Our destination is the “Radmanove Mlinice”, a unique spot featuring old water mills. Here we take over the bicycles again and drive back to the ship. We will continue our cruise to Split after having enjoyed lunch on board. In Split we will go on a guided city tour before having the opportunity to dine out at one of the numerous restaurants or taverns. Overnight stay in the port of Split. Those who do not wish to participate in the rafting adventure can go by bike from Pavića Most all the way back to Omiš (18.8 and 6.7 resp. 37.6 km).

Split–Trogir

Split is Croatia’s second largest city and the capital of Dalmatia. The 1700 year old city was built around the palace of the Roman Emperor Diocletian; today it is protected by the UNESCO. After breakfast, we will take an uphill bike tour to the Marjan mountain. After returning to our boat, and loading our bicycles on deck for the last time, we will set off for Trogir. On our way to Trogir, we will stop at a bay of the island of Čiovo, where we will enjoy lunch and a last swim in the Adriatic Sea. With its amazing old town, protected by the UNESCO, Trogir is also called “the Museum City”. Enjoy the experience of a guided walking tour through the winding streets and discover impressive walls, towers, churches, frescoes and vaults. Do not miss out on taking a look into the unique old yards. Take the opportunity to enjoy dinner in one of the numerous restaurants in Trogir. Overnight stay in the port of Trogir (18.6 km).

Disembarkation

After breakfast, disembarkation until 9:00 am.