The boat is moored at Gruž, Dubrovnik’s town port, and check-in is between 2pm to 2.30pm. A guided walking tour of the old town takes place at about 4.30pm. The boat remains moored in Gruž for the night so why not step ashore after dinner for an evening stroll through the atmospheric old town.

A lovely gentle start to the holiday. The crew cast off first thing and we enjoy a breakfast cruise across to the small island of Šipan. Along the way we may drop anchor in a secluded bay for a swim from the boat. Today's relatively short and easy ride is the perfect opportunity to get used to the bikes and acclimatize to riding in a guided group. Sipan is a sparsely populated and very peaceful little island. The boat moors in this idyllic setting for the night.

During breakfast we cruise to the island of Mljet. This beautiful, verdant isle is thought by many to have been the mystical island on which the Nymph Calypso kept Odysseus captive for 7 years in Homer’s “Odyssey”. Today's ride leads us from the peaceful little harbour of Sobra, along the length of the island to the small port of Pomena on the western coast. Along the way we will pass through the heavily forested National Park Of Mljet with its stunning coastline.

As we enjoy a lovely lunch on board our motor yacht crosses the strait to the picturesque town of Korćula. The view of the old town as we approach from the sea is stunning so have the camera ready! We moor for the night in this stunning medieval port town. Like Venice, Korčula claims to be the birthplace of Marco Polo and it’s not hard to imagine the great explorer striding the narrow winding streets of this atmospheric place. A guided city tour will give you an overview of the city and its features. In the evening take a wander through alleyways and soak up the vibe of this stylish town.

Many consider the island of Korčula to be the prettiest of the Dalmatian Islands and today you can form your own opinion as you cycle from one end of it to the other. Remember to stop and take in the stunning views of the surrounding blue seas and neighbouring islands as you wend your way westwards. The views from the south coast road midway through the ride are particularly jaw-dropping and you’ll also find opportunities to stop for a refreshing swim along the way if it’s hot. The boat is waiting for you in the pleasant sheltered port of Vela Luka where she remains moored for the night.

During breakfast we slip our moorings and enjoy a morning cruise along the coast of Korčula. Our destination today is the island of Vis, the outermost of the Dalmatian islands and until 1995 closed to tourists due to it’s strategic location. You’ll really enjoy exploring this quiet and beautiful island by bike. The route leads us across the island on a gently ascending road that then descends quickly, via a series of exhilarating switchbacks, to the charming village of Komiza on the west coast.

After exploring the village and enjoying a refreshment at one of the relaxed quayside bars we mount up and leave the village, this time following a quiet coastal road with jaw-dropping sea views off to the right. The road then winds inland through a peaceful fertile valley covered in vineyards before descending back down to Vis. We overnight in this pleasant little port town.

During breakfast our motor yacht cruises across to the island of Hvar, mooring in the island’s beautiful capital, Hvar Town. The Renaissance Square is magnificent as is the view from the Spanish fortress that overlooks the town. The latter can only be savoured if you’re prepared to invest in a bit of climb on foot but it really is worth the effort. Today’s ride leads us up out of Hvar Town and over a headland past small villages and lavender fields. The views are incredible and the fragrant air often attracts kaleidoscopes of butterflies. An exhilarating descent delivers us to the pretty port of Stari Grad. After lunch on board a second ride (optional of course) leads us to the pretty little port of Jelsa where it's hard to ignore the alluring ice cream parlour in the picturesque square. From here we enjoy a pleasant ride along a coastal lane to the pretty little harbour town of Vrboska and then back to the boat moored in Stari Grad. We spend this night in this charming little natural harbour.

This morning the motor yacht crosses the narrow strait separating Hvar from its neighbour Brač, the largest of the Dalmatian Islands. We moor in Milna, a pretty harbour town and disembark with our bikes. On today’s ride across the island to the idyllic port of Postira we’ll enjoy panoramic seascape views and pass quarries where the island's white marble comes from. This highly prized marble has been used to build some very famous buildings, including 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C and the Reichstag in Berlin.

While we enjoy our well earned lunch on board the motor yacht begins her final cruise across the strait to ancient town of Split. Once at our mooring we are invited to join a qualified guide on a fascinating walking tour around the beautiful old town, including Roman Emperor Diocletian’s incredible palace. A farewell meal on board is always an event and if you still have the energy we recommend a late night stroll through the atmospheric old town where you will find some lovely bars and cafes.

After breakfast it is time to disembark and head for home or your next adventure.