Day 1: Arrival

Transfer from Dubrovnik airport to the city of Dubrovnik.

Accommodation	Dubrovnik: selection of hotels upon request
Meals	BB
Transfer time	1 Hour

Day 2: Srđ hill biking tour

We will start our tour in the morning from the heart of the Old City, the main street Stradun. We will continue towards the 15^th century Rector’s Palace and Dubrovnik’s Maritime Museum located in St. John’s fort. It was rebuilt after a heavy earthquake which damaged it in 1979.

The museum reopened in 1986 and displays 4,000 works that illustrate the naval history of Dubrovnik and its surrounding regions. You can also find ship models dating back to the 17^th century, as well as flags, cannons, guns and busts, nautical instruments and more. The museum also houses a library with several “peculiar” books and important archival material.

After that, we will visit the Rector’s Palace (15^th century) which has been the seat of the government of formerly independent Republic of Dubrovnik (abolished by Napoleon in 1808). Today this place shows us the way aristocracy of the place used to live. Our tour will continue through “Sponza” Palace, famous for its atrium and carved stone columns. You will also visit elegant cathedral built on the ruins of a 12^th century church.

Cycling finally starts in front of Imperial fortress, upon our arrival to Srđ hill. Dirt road ride takes us through the untouched nature near the Strinjčera fortress towards the picturesque village of Bosanka. After a short break, cycling continues along Medena Valley towards the village of Brgat and beautiful St. Ana church.

Accommodation	Dubrovnik: selection of hotels upon request
Meals	BB
Activity time	2 Hours
Altitude	375 m
Distance	10 km

Day 3: Island of Mljet biking tour

The Island of Mljet is located in the south of the Adriatic coast in Croatia. This spectacular island is situated south of Pelješac peninsula, divided from it by Mljet channel. It was discovered by ancient Greco-Roman geographers, who wrote the first records and descriptions around the 6^th century BC. Today, parts of the island are protected as a National Park, including the western part of the island, the Big Lake, the Small Lake and Soline Bay.

Perhaps the most famous story about the island of Mljet is the legend of Odyssey. There are also tales of Mljet being one of the islands “lost” at sea, not easily reached alone. You will have the opportunity to explore this famous historical spot.

We will enjoy a morning boat ride from Dubrovnik to Pomena, a scenic port located on the west end of the island.

Our biking tour will begin in the National park Mljet. First we will pass by two saltwater lakes, the most visited attractions on the island. Then we will cycle to the central part of the island to explore the deep pine forests and pristine natural surroundings. We’ll head towards the port of Sobra where we will embark the boat for our return to Dubrovnik.

Accommodation	Dubrovnik: selection of hotels upon request
Meals	BB
Activity time	3 Hours
Altitude	150
Distance	20 km

Day 4: Konavle valley biking tour

Throughout centuries, the region of Konavle has managed to maintain a traditional lifestyle along with many chapels, cloisters, and summer houses that once hosted the aristocracy of Dubrovnik.

Our biking excursion starts in the morning through an oasis of vineyards and olive groves, as well as charming villages that still reflect the traditional culture of old Dubrovnik.

We will start from the village of Čilipi towards Cadmos Village. Cypress trees forest, vineyards and olive groves decorate the paths overlooked by the magnificent mountain of Sniježnica and Soko fort, dating from the medieval Dubrovnik Republic.

After a short break and enjoyable view from the tree hut in scenic Cadmos Village, we will cycle towards the village of Ljuta. You will have the opportunity to discover an old watermill where a local will explain traditional way of making flour. Enjoy a welcome drink with local brandy in front of the mill, snack on local delicacies and sip some local wine.

Accommodation	Dubrovnik: selection of hotels upon request
Meals	BB + lunch
Activity time	3 Hours
Altitude	450 m
Distance	18 km

Day 5: Pelješac peninsula biking tour

Pelješac peninsula is the second largest peninsula in Croatia. It is located in southern Dalmatia between the Bay of Neretva to the north, the Bay of Mali Ston to the east, Mljet channel to the south and Peljesac channel to the west.

It stretches from the city of Ston on the east (famous for its stone walls, second largest in Europe) to the top of the cape Lovište.

Pelješac is a synonym for wine; it is very well known for its vineyards and cellars. The greatest Croatian red wines can be found here: Dingač and Postup (from Plavac mali variety, genetic relative to Zinfandel) which are named after the steep slopes on the southern side of the peninsula.

Our cycling tour begins in the small coastal village of Trstenik, historically significant as the main port for exporting wine. It continues towards the quaint village of Žuljana, all along an attractive seaside road through the vineyards and olive groves with fragrant scents of Mediterranean herbs in the air. After arriving to Žuljana, we’ll cycle to the beautiful bay of Vučine, considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Croatia. Here you can completely relax; take a dip at the pebbly beach and enjoy the crystal clear blue sea.

Accommodation	Island of Korčula: selection of hotels upon request
Meals	BB
Activity time	3 Hours
Altitude	450 m
Distance	15 km

Day 6: Island of Korčula biking tour

Discover the ancient Greek colony “Korkyra Melaina” (lit. black Korčula, because of its rich pine and cypress vegetation mixed with other Mediterranean flora, covering more than 60% of the island). The island of Korčula is one of the most inhabited islands in the Adriatic Sea.

It belongs to the central Dalmatian archipelago and is separated from the Pelješac peninsula by a narrow channel. According to a legend, this beautiful island was founded by Trojan hero Antenor in the 12th century BC.

We will have a relaxing lunch followed by exploring the old town of Korčula. Located on a small headland with Venetian architecture, defensive walls and attractive pan tiled roofs, Korčula resembles Dubrovnik.

The biking tour starts in the old town of Korčula. It continues through the area called St. Nikola and the small village of Žrnovo. We will cycle through numerous scenic parts of Korčula and surrounding areas.

Accommodation	Island of Korčula: selection of hotels upon request
Meals	BB
Activity time	3 Hours
Altitude	450 m
Distance	20 km

Day 7: Free day

Accommodation	Dubrovnik
Meals	BB

Day 8: Departure

Transfer from the city of Dubrovnik to Dubrovnik airport.