On arrival at Split Airport take a short taxi ride (or public bus) the 3 miles to the port of Trogir. After checking in, between 2pm and 2.30pm, at about 3pm we cruise a short distance up the coast to the pleasant port town of Rogoznica. After dinner step ashore for a nightcap in one of the many quayside bars.

A morning breakfast cruise up the coast delivers us to the seaside city of Vodice. Here we disembark with the bikes for the first ride of the week. Our guides lead us first to the island of Murter, which is attached to the mainland via a short lift bridge at the pleasant little town of Tisno. We traverse the island, passing through a couple of old coastal villages along the way, before re boarding the boat at a small jetty near Slanica. We then embark on a spectacular and truly memorable cruise through the Kornati National Park, an archipelago of sparsely populated islands surrounded by incredibly clear waters, rich in marine life. We disembark at the Telašćica Nature Park for a short stroll through a pine forest to take in the stunning cliff views and the picturesque salt lake. We overnight at a nearby mooring in this serene and beautiful place.

After breakfast we disembark for an enjoyable ride along the length of Dugi Otok island. Incredible sea views of the surrounding archipelago abound as we cycle along a quiet road through the spectacular scenery. We meet the boat at Brbnj and then cruise across to the mainland to the fascinating ancient port of Zadar. For centuries Zadar was the capital of Dalmatia and over 3000 years of history are contained within its fortified walls. During a walking tour you’ll explore the narrow flag-stoned streets of this atmospheric town and learn more about its colourful history. Don’t miss the ingenious sea organ on the quayside. The boat remains moored in Zadar port overnight.

The day starts with an enjoyable breakfast cruise across the strait to Preko where we disembark for the day’s ride on the quiet islands of Ugljan and Pašman. The islands are connected via a short, elevated bridge which offers lovely views across the water to Dugi Otok. Easy riding on waterside lanes and paths is the order of the day and this pleasant ride also takes in small fishing villages and towns that punctuate our route. In the afternoon we re-board the boat for a cruise to the Vodice and this time we will overnight in this bustling little port town.

After breakfast we disembark with the bikes for today's memorable adventure. The guides lead us inland to the beautiful port of Skradin. This gorgeous little place sits on a particularly wide stretch of the Krka river which makes it feel like a seaside town. We leave the bikes on board the boat, which has made it's own way up the river to meet us, and journey further upstream on a small boat to the stunning Krka waterfalls. Here you can explore this natural wonder at your leisure – even going for a dip in the clear fresh water if you like. We return to Skradin in the late afternoon and enjoy an evening moored in this picturesque little place.

In the early morning a breakfast cruise takes us back downstream towards the sea. We moor in the historic port of Šibenik and step ashore to explore the ancient town on foot. The narrow, winding, flagstoned alleys are a joy to explore and sooner or later you will arrive at the Cathedral of St. Jacob, the most beautiful sacred building on the Adriatic Coast. Once back on board the crew cast off and we cruise down the coast to the peninsula town of Primošten. This picturesque place seems to float in the Adriatic and is attached to the mainland via a shor narrow causeway. Our relaxing afternoon ride leads us down the coast to the the marina town of Rogoznica and back. The boat remain moored in Primošten for the night.

We cruise to the pretty island of Šolta for our final cycle tour that traverses this serene island, passing fragrant lavender and rosemary fields to the quaint port of Grohote. A late afternoon cruise brings us back to Trogir for the final evening at the ship’s home mooring adjacent to the lovely old town. Lose yourself in the maze-like alleys of the ancient port and enjoy an ice cream or cold drink at one of the many open air cafes.

After breakfast its time to disembark, by 9am, and head for home or your next adventure.