Cycling the Croatian islands 2025
A cycling getaway among the Croatian islands – a story that will be told for a long time to come
Some experiences energise you, others stay in your memory forever. Our cycling around the Croatian islands was both. Every day new challenges, new routes, new views and countless moments that have brought us together as a true cycling family.
Day 1 – Brac
We started our Onelife cycling adventure in the morning and rode to the mouth of the Cetinje River. At At 12 noon we boarded the boat in Omiš, full of anticipation and a little impatience. When we are at At 13:00 we set sail for the first island – Brač – and the real adventure could begin. The first cycling stage through beautiful Brač took us through a beautiful landscape surrounded by fig trees, rosemary and ancient olive trees. The very first day showed us that we were in for something special – a ride where it’s not just the kilometre that counts, but every smell, the view and the feeling of freedom.
2. and Day 3 – Korcula, stage challenge and cinematic views
On the second day, the longest stage of our Onelife cycling adventure awaited us. From Oliver Dragojević’s birthplace, Vele Luka, we set off on a new cycling tour. We drove past vineyards and the idyllic village of Chara, where time seems to pass more slowly. The highlight of the day was the view of the Pupnatska Luka – a scene that could easily belong in a movie. A group selfie was a must here. In the evening, a well-deserved dinner awaited us in Korcula, and it was especially sweet after the climbs and descents.
Day 4 – Hvar, lavender, views and the top of St.Nikola
The route on Hvar took us via Stari Grad to Jelsa. For the most persistent ones, of course, the climb to the top of Sv.Nikola was a must – the prize at the top was the most beautiful view of the whole of Hvar and the Pakleni Islands.
Day 5 – Return to Split
On the last day, we returned to Omiš with smiles and a touch of nostalgia. Each of us took with us more than just the kilometres we cycled – we took with us memories, new friendships, a sense of triumph over ourselves and that pleasant tiredness that everyone who has ever cycled knows.
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