7 days/6 nights, with 5 days cycling
Start any date between May 1 and October 31
Moderate
40-60 km (25-37 miles) each day
Terrain: Moderate with some hills.
Classic Accommodation: US$1950
Luxe Accommodation:
US$3030
High season supplement per person from July 1st to August 30th:
Classic Accommodation: US$300
Luxe Accommodation:
US$570
Single suppl. Classic US$740
Single suppl. Luxe
US$ 1180
- Six nights accommodation in the ‘best hotels in class’, comfortable, distinctive and memorable- choice of luxe or classic; on this trip all hotels are 4-star and above which we feel is warranted in Croatia
- All breakfasts and two dinner (cooking course is optional and at additional cost)
- Private guide in Hvar for historical walking tour.
- Ferry Ticket from Split to Brac
- Private boat transfer from Brac to Bol when required.
- Detailed Route Descriptions and maps
- Use of a 21-speed Trek (or equivalent) hybrid bike with pump, and repair kit
- Area Manager available throughout the tour.
- We recommend you to bring your own helmet for safety and hygiene reasons.
- Ferry from Hvar to Split not included.
The tour starts and finishes in Split, the major city on the Adriatic Coast. Split has an international airport with frequent flights leaving from the capital Zagreb, as well as from other European capitals. There are also frequent train connections from Zagreb, other parts of the country, and European destinations arriving in Split.
You can book trains by calling Rail Europe at 1-800-387-6782 or visiting their web site at www.raileurope.com |
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Croatia 7 days Cycling
Imagine the Mediterranean the way it used to be, in a country that has all the essential elements for the perfect cycling vacation- quiet roads, an abundance of historical sites and now, wonderful hotels and restaurants to enjoy.
This trip begins in Split which has an international airport and frequent flights from Zagreb. After one night discovering the secrets of this historical city, you will cruise to the island of Brac, the largest of the Dalmatian islands and notable for the karst rock, a supple white stone that sculptors have used for centuries here. You’ll be based in Postira, a quaint village with excellent beaches and a comfortable 4-star hotel with swimming pool and all amenities.
After two days exploring Brac, you’ll cruise to the island of Hvar, perhaps the most interesting of the Dalmatian islands. Designed and built by Venetians, Hvar feels distinctly Italian; Hvar is becoming the destination of choice for yacht owners (Barry Dillar’s 103m vessel was in the harbour on our last visit), and cyclists, eager to discover new destinations with lots to see and do. You’ll have three days in Hvar, with enough time to cycle the island’s routes. There are also options for moderate hikes and, if you choose to relax at the hotel’s pool or spa facilities, this is the perfect place to do so.
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Hotel Luxe
Split
Within steps of the ancient city of Split you can now enjoy old world charm and state of the art luxury. Hotel Luxe features comfortable and modern rooms, a cozy wellness area, dining room and lobby bar with a view of the city life of Split. |
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Hotel Lipa
Postira
This 4-star hotel has a favourable seaside location directly on the beach in the centre of Postira. The hotel’s terrace boasts an amazing sea view. The hotel features a freshwater outdoor pool, sauna, Jacuzzi and massage services. There is a restaurant in the hotel.
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Hotel Podstine
Hvar
This sea-side 4-star hotel boasts outstanding views, terraced
gardens and decks leading down to the sea and private
beach. Situated in an arboretum full of palm and citrus trees
and centenary pines, Podstine boasts a newly opened spa offering
massage and wellness services on site. The contemporary
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Le Meridien
Lav (near Split)
Located 6 km outside of Split, with its own 800 meter beach
and dock facilities, this hotel features a high-end spa, large
infinity swimming pool (pictured here) and other amenities that
make it one of the top hotels in Croatia. |
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Hotel Vestibul Palace
Split (in town)
Located in the historical center of Split, inside the walls of Diocletian’s Palace and a traveler favorite (T.A. #1). It’s in a historical building and although the rooms are not spacious, the amenities and service compensate
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Hotel Elaphusa
Bol
Renovated in 2006, this 4-star hotel is located in a pine forest
along a walking promenade midway between Bol and Zlatni
Rat, Croatia’s most beautiful beach. The hotel’s spa, outdoor
pools and other amenities make it a favorite. Bol, approximately
10 minutes walk along a sea-side path has many excellent
restaurants and charming center.
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Hotel Adriana
Hvar
Member of Leading Small Hotels of the World, this hotel boasts views of the historical center and yacht harbor. With a spa, pool and roof top bar, this is the luxury hotel experience on Hvar. |
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"Just wanted to pass along how much Glen and I enjoyed our bike trip in Croatia. It was outstanding - the locations, the hotels, but especially your contacts. We were well taken care of and everything went smoothly. The bike routes were challenging, but very enjoyable and allowed us to truly see the countryside. We absolutely loved it and look forward to our next bike excursion."
G. Grossmith, Mississauga-ON.
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