We will pick you up from your hotel in Dubrovnik just after breakfast (9 AM or earlier) and drive you to Ston, the salt producing town on the Pelješac peninsula. Visit the 14th century town with the longest fortified walls in Europe. Ston was an important town for the Dubrovnik Republic, which was the strongest and most prosperous in the 14th century... We will do the bike fitting in Ston, and from there you start with your bike ride along the Pelješac peninsula. You will be riding along the vineyards of Dingač and Postup, made from the Plavac Mali vines, the close cousin to Zinfandel of California and Primitivo from Calabria. We will point out some great wineries where you can taste Pelješac’s wines! Bike to Orebić, from where you will take ferry to island Korčula, your home for the next 2 nights.

Meals: -
Distance biked: 30 - 60 km
Overnight: Korčula town
Highlights: Pelješac peninsula, Ston, secluded vineyards and wine cellars, Korčula town

Today you will ride the whole island of Korčula, about 29 miles (46 km) to Vela Luka. Enjoy the scenic south side of the island with amazing views on beautiful hidden beaches and coves, ride along small villages and hamlets.
Ride through the well-known vineyards of Pošip and try some ''vino'' in charming wineries you will find along the way. In the early afternoon you will have a private fast boat transfer to Hvar. Spend the afternoon in Hvar and visit its main attractions; the 7th century AD walls, the Venetian loggia and the oldest public theatre in Europe or just have a coffee or bevanda on one of the most beautiful squares of the Mediterranean. Hvar is one of the trendiest and most popular destinations of Croatia!

Meals: Breakfast 
Distance biked: 46 km  -  Long option: 55 km
Overnight: Hvar town
Highlights: island Korčula, Pošip vineyards, Smokvica, Čara, fast boat transfer, Hvar town

Today’s ride starts with a climb along abandoned villages and lavender fields. Enjoy the scenery, endless sea that is surrounding the island of Hvar along with small islands and islets. Once on top of the island, you will see a lot of stone piles, man made in order to clear the land so farmers could plant lavender or similar crops!   
Riding on the north side of the islands you will be passing lavender fields, olive groves and vineyards. Not to mention it is a UNESCO world heritage site. The island is noted for its lush vegetation of palm trees, agaves, myrtle, rosemary, pine woods and extensive lavender fields and history dating back to Greek times! Cycle along the scenic and mostly flat road on the north side of the island, pass the coastal villages Jelsa and Vrboska. Late in the afternoon, you will take a boat that takes you to Split, the 1700 years old city and today’s administrative and cultural center of Dalmatia. Take a walk into the old town, explore its narrow streets, meet the locals, see one of the biggest fish markets in Croatia and enjoy the wine cellars before dinner tonight.

Meals: Breakfast 
Distance biked: 45 km  -  Short option: 20 km
Overnight: Split town
Highlights: island Hvar’s bike ride, UNESCO Sites of Stari Grad, Stari Grad Plain and Split