Croatia Boat & Bike Tour 2019

It was once said, “Those who seek paradise on earth should come to Dubrovnik”.
And so it’s off to Croatia we go this Saturday, May 4, seeking a little glimpse of the city voted as the “mostもっと詳しく
It was once said, “Those who seek paradise on earth should come to Dubrovnik”.
And so it’s off to Croatia we go this Saturday, May 4, seeking a little glimpse of the city voted as the “mostもっと詳しく
Dubrovnik feels like a small town today, but 500 years ago it was a major maritime power. Still jutting confidently into the sea and ringed by thick medieval walls, Dubrovnik still deserves itsもっと詳しく
We had a great last day in Dubrovnik climbing to the highest point at Mount Srd, a low mountain just behind the walled city. At its top is a large white stone cross and Fort Imperial, a defensiveもっと詳しく
Split is known for its beaches and its fortress-like complex, the Diocletian Palace. The Roman emperor Diocletian wanted to retire here so he built this huge palace over a ten year period from theもっと詳しく
After leaving Split, our boat sailed for the island of Brac, where we did our first cycling. It was a scenic 25 km climb, very steep hills, but everyone was glad we had the little assist from ourもっと詳しく
Our boat docked for the third night of the tour at the small town of Trstenik with beautiful scenery, a nice beach, a few restaurants, and lots of abandoned houses from days of a fishery past. We wereもっと詳しく
Hvar has a hip, upscale-ritzy “Croatian Riviera” buzz and has turned into one of the most popular destinations in Croatia.
Yachts are tied up five deep in the harbour with lots of wealthy yuppiesもっと詳しく
Our last cycle day was on the beautiful island of Solta. Weaving through small villages with many abandoned homes, I couldn’t help but think of rural Newfoundland. The town of Makarska wasもっと詳しく
Just a two-hour drive from Florence, you'll find Volterra, a walled hilltop town in the Tuscany region of Italy. This town has perhaps the best sightseeing of all of Italy’s small hill towns andもっと詳しく
After Tuscany, it was on to Lucca, a small town that boasts something unique, a huge, perfectly preserved defensive city wall 4 km long, 12 m high, and nearly 30 m wide. By the standards of the day,もっと詳しく