Kvarner Islands & National Parks of Croatia E-Bike & Boat

Day 1: Omišalj - Cres
Day 2: Cres - Mali Lošinj, 18 mi. (29 km)
Day 3: Lošinj - Molat, 18 mi. (29 km)
Day 4: Molat - Telašćica
Day 5: Telašćica - Vodice, 17 mi. (27 km)
Day 6: Vodice - Skradin, 22 mi. (35 km)
Day 7: Skradin - Šibenik
Day 8: Šibenik - Maslinica, 11 mi. (18 km)
Day 9: Šolta - Trogir, 12 mi. (19 km)
Day 10: Trogir - Zlarin, 28 mi. (45 km)
Day 11: Zlarin - Zadar, 21 mi. (34 km)
Day 12: Zadar - Rab, 12 mi. (19 km)
Day 13: Rab - Krk, 12 mi. (19 km)
Day 14: Krk - Omišalj, 28 mi. (45 km)
Day 15: Departure from Omišalj

Day 1: Omišalj - Cres
Individual arrival to the Andela Lora in Omišalj on the island of Krk. Check-in takes place between 2 and 2:30 pm, and the boat departs at around 3:00 pm for the island of Cres. Cres is a breathtaking island home to forests filled with oak trees, rugged cliffs along the coastline, and medieval towns. Dinner is enjoyed on board, after which you will have a guided tour of the Old Town.

Day 2: Cres - Mali Lošinj, 18 mi. (29 km)
After breakfast, you'll start your first bike tour from Cres to Martinšica. Lunch is served upon your arrival to the boat, and you'll enjoy a cruise to the island of Lošinj. If the weather is good, you may get a chance to swim along the way before tying off in the harbor of Mali Lošinj. The port features colorful facades and the numerous cafes offers guests a welcoming place to stop in for a peaceful evening. 

Day 3: Lošinj - Molat, 18 mi. (29 km)
This morning begins with a loop ride on the island of Lošinj. You'll each lunch on board while the boat crosses over to the island of Molat where you'll have another loop ride. Overnight stay in the quiet harbor of Molat.

Day 4: Molat - Telašćica
During breakfast, the ship leaves Molat passing many small islands to the "spice island" of Dugi Otok. Dugi Otok translates to Long Island, and it is no wonder as it is 28 miles long and only 3 miles wide! Today you have several activities to chose from, from cycling, kayaking, and hiking or a combination of all three. 

The final destination is Telašćica Bay in the Telašćica Nature Park. Here you may hike up to the impressive white cliffs that fall steeply into the sea below. In the bay of Telascica, you can spend the evening swimming from the boat. The Telašćica Nature Park is a peaceful and scenic place to spend the night.

Day 5: Telašćica - Vodice, 17 mi. (27 km)
You'll start the day sailing through Kornati National Park, a gorgeous archipelago with crystal clear water, to Vodice. The bike ride begins at the popular resort and soon you'll cross the bridge to the island of Murter. In Vodice, dinner is on your own.

Day 6: Vodice - Skradin, 22 mi. (35 km)
The bike tour from Vodice to Skradin goes along quiet roads through quaint villages of the Dalmatian countryside. The city of Skradin lies at the foot of the Krka Canyon, an beautiful site. In the afternoon, the guides will invite you to Mate Kornoba, a typical tavern, to sample some local gastronomy including wine, brandy, prosciutto, cheese and olives.

Day 7: Skradin - Šibenik
This morning you're in for a treat! You'll discover the incredible waterfalls of the national park of the Krka-Canyon. Afterward, the boat will take you out of the Krka river mouth and into the Adriatic before arriving to Šibenik. Here you'll have a guided tour of the Old Town where you'll see the Cathedral of St. Jacob, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and is regarded as the most magnificent buildings on the Adriatic coast. Šibenik has lots of dining options which is perfect as dinner is on your own tonight. 

Day 8: Šibenik - Maslinica, 11 mi. (18 km)
A morning cruise brings you to Primošten. Here, you'll cycle to Rogoznica, where you'll set sail again for the island of Šolta.

Day 9: Šolta - Trogir, 12 mi. (19 km)
First on the agenda is the Island of Solta. Olive, fig-trees, and farmland surround the streets. The sweet smell of lavender and rosemary will follow you throughout the day's ride around this tranquil island. You'll also visit the beekeeper Goran, a certain highlight of the day!

During midday, you take the last cruise and return to Trogir. In the afternoon, you can stroll through the narrow alleys of the Old town, protected as a World Heritage Site, and devote your attention to the cultural side of the trip. Trogir is an ancient island settlement dating back to the Hellenistic period and has been embellished by successive rulers with many fine public and domestic buildings and fortifications. Its beautiful Romanesque churches are complemented by the outstanding Renaissance and Baroque buildings from the Venetian period.

Day 10: Trogir - Zlarin, 28 mi. (45 km)
Leaving Trogir and going inland past rural villages, you'll pedal to Primošten. The island of Čiovo offers many magical views which call for photo stops, and a picnic lunch along the way. You'll then cruise to Zlarin. Zlarin remains undiscovered by tourists and is set apart by its pristine nature and exceptionally rich historical and cultural heritage.

Day 11: Zlarin - Zadar, 21 mi. (34 km)
You bid farewell to Zlarin and cruise to the island of Pašman to begin riding. Pašman has lots of picturesque coves and sandy beaches, and you’ll experience many of them as you make your way nearly the full length of the small island. At the northern tip, you’ll cross a bridge to reach the island of Ugljan, a mountainous island home to olive groves and a many small fishing ports. 

You'll enjoy a cruising lunch arriving to Zadar, which for many years was the political, cultural, & intellectual center of Dalmatia. The guide will lead a walk around town. 3,000 years of history have left their imprint on the character of this town and there are many things to be admired: the mighty fortified walls with their bastions, the loggia, and the early Romanesque St. Donatus Basilica. 

Day 12: Zadar - Rab, 12 mi. (19 km)
After sailing in the morning, you will reach the island of Pag. In the harsh but delightful landscape of the island, you will come across many fig and olive trees. Over the centuries the inhabitants have built numerous stone walls for protection against the wind. Starting in Mandre, you will bike on the narrow peninsula to the sea where the ship awaits to sail to Rab. The island of Rab is one of the sunniest places in Europe. The town of Rab, the fortified capital of the island, was built in the middle ages on a wedge-shaped headland and marks one of the highlights of the trip. The four famous bell towers are the symbol of the adorned beauty of the town. On a city tour, you enjoy traditional Rab cake and spicy Pag cheese.

After dinner on your own, you can explore the narrow alleys with numerous cozy cafes.

Day 13: Rab - Krk, 12 mi. (19 km)
Get to know the charming island of Rab on a lovely ride around the island. At lunchtime, the ship waits in the harbor directly in front of the old town of Rab. From here, you cruise to the Island of Krk but not before a refreshing swim at anchor. After arriving in Krk, you’ll have a guided tour followed by a visit to Konoba Nono for a tasting of local products like honey, oil, and wine. Dinner is on your own tonight. 

Day 14: Krk - Omišalj, 28 mi. (45 km)
The final bike tour of the trip goes from the town of Krk back to where you began: Omišalj. You’ll have an opportunity for lunch on your own, and the farewell dinner on the boat will be the highlight. 

Day 15: Omišalj
The tour has come to an end, you will depart the boat after breakfast. 

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