Individual arrival by car to Trogir or by plane to Split airport, which is about 5 km/3 mi. away from the harbour of Trogir. After check in on the motor yacht the first short cruise starts at 1 pm from Trogir to Split. Here we undertake our first guided walk to the Marjan mountain, a popular relaxation destination for the inhabitants of Split. After this tour our guide accompanies us on a walk through the old town of Split, which is built adjoining the famous palace of the Roman Caesar Diokletian and is a world heritage site.

After a short cross we reach Omis on the Croatian mainland with its priate castles. Here we have the option of taking part in a 2 hour rafting tour on the Cetina River. A second possibility is to take part in a short, only 12 km long cycling tour into the valley of the Cetina River, which has buried itself deep into the cliff faces. In the afternoon we cross over to Brac Island with a swim break. The island of Brac is very famous for its white marble which has been used for the White House in Washington and the Reichstag in Berlin.

Early morning crossing to the island of Korcula. Your wood motor sailer stops in Racisce. Here you can decide yourself whether to bike 14 km on a very slightly ascending coastal road to the Old Town of Korcula or to remain on board until you reach the Old Town of Korcula. In late afternoon, you all met up in Korcula for a brief walk through the island capital, which competes with Venice for the honour of being Marco Polo’s birthplace.

In the morning our boat takes us to Mljet, which is also known as the honey island. In the 12th century Benedictine monks founded a beautifully situated monastery, which we will see on our short bike trip. The local pine forest is one of the most beautiful of its kind in the entire Mediterranean region; Odysseus is said to have spent 7 years here. Today this region is a National park and one of the highlights of every Dalmatian journey. We will spend the whole day here. The National park can be explored by bicycle or on foot or by kayak. If weather conditions are good we spend the evening and the night in a quiet bay.

During breakfast, crossing to the island of Hvar, with a break for swimming. After arrival in Hvar, you go on a sight-seeing tour through town, across the large Renaissance Square enclosed by the cathedral and many late-Gothic palaces, then a walk up to the Spanish fortress overlooking the town. From there, you have a fabulous view across the town and the surrounding islands. The surroundings of Hvar Town can be explored either on foot or by bike. Bicycle to a small fishing harbor or visit a cave or one of the nearby bays for a swim.

In the morning the San Snova takes us to Stari Grad on the north end of the Island. After arrival we undertake a small guided tour through the beautiful Old Town, which has become a Mecca for artists and art lovers in the past few years. After lunch short cross over to Jelsa. Alternatively you can cycle from Stari Grad to Jelsa. Or you can discover in the afternoon on foot the idyllic harbours of Jelsa and Vrboska. Many bays will invite you to stay.

Short morning crossing to Bol located opposite on the island of Brac. Starting from the harbour, it is an easy walk to the famous „Golden Horn“, a pebble beach extending so far into the sea that it has taken the form of a horn. You can also explore the surroundings of Bol and the „Golden Horn“ by bike. Around noon, the dinghy of the motor sailer will pick you up at the beach of the „Golden Horn“ and take you to the ship for lunch. While you are eating, you head for Trogir, where you can leisurely end the tour with a guided walk through the old  UNESCO-protected quarters of Trogir.

The guests are expected to check out after breakfast, i.e. by 9 a.m.

Alterations
We reserve the right to make alterations to the itinerary, depending on wind and weather conditions or organisational requirements. Sometimes the tour will be conducted in inverse order. The tour of Brijuni may be conducted without bicycles. You will find further details in your booking information packet.

Requirements
You can participate in the bike tours without additional costs, using the 7-gear-unisex tour bikes with free hubs provided on board and, on request, with the guidance of your well-informed tour guide. The tours do not require any special physical fitness. The walks and short hikes run along good routes, some of which are even asphalted, and are also not very demanding. If some specific activities should require more physical fitness, the tour guide will point this out beforehand.Bike helmets are required on all cycle tours. Bike helmets are available on board in limited number (reservation requested).

Bringing Children
This specific cruise is an unforgettable experience especially for children.
In a three-bed cabin you receive a 50% discount on the basic tour price. Please have in mind that rental bikes are available for a body size of no less than 1.40 m.

Catering
The cook on board is a member of the crew and prepares the breakfast and two warm meal a day.  The full board starts with the dinner on the arrival day and ends with the breakfast on the departure day.

Guided tours
The tour will generally be guided in German language. One of the guides will translate into English for non-German-speaking participants.

Participants

• Minimum: 16 participants
• Maximum: 34 participants