Kvarner bay: MS Kažimir

You will travel to Rijeka individually. You will board the ship in the port of Rijeka by 12:00 noon, where your tour guide will give you a warm welcome. In the afternoon, the ship will set sail for the island of Krk. From here, you will set off on your first bike tour, which will take you on a circular route to the town of Krk, the island's capital.

Gestärkt vom Frühstück starten Sie Ihre Radtour zunächst ins Landesinnere nach Dobrinj und weiter in das charmante Städtchen Vrbnik. Malerisch auf einem Felsen an der Ostküste der Insel gelegen, begeistert es mit seinem eindrucksvollen Ausblick – der kurze Anstieg lohnt sich! In den umliegenden Weinbergen gedeiht der berühmte goldene Wein „Žlahtina“. Nutzen Sie die Gelegenheit zu einem Mittagsstopp in einer urigen Konoba, bevor Sie Ihre Etappe in Richtung Stadt Krk fortsetzen, wo Ihr Schiff bereits im Hafen auf Sie wartet.

After a short crossing, the ship will take you to the island of Rab. From there, you will first cycle via Barbat to Pudarica Bay and then back to the town of Rab, where your ship will be waiting for you in front of the picturesque backdrop of the old town with its four striking bell towers for lunch. In the afternoon, you will cycle to the 1,400-hectare Kalifront Forest Park, where you can marvel at holm oaks that are up to 1,000 years old. A relaxing break in the idyllic “Love Bay” rounds off the excursion before you return to Rab. There, a guided tour of the town awaits you before you can end the evening in one of the cozy restaurants.

In just half an hour by boat, you can reach Lun, the northernmost point of the neighboring island of Pag. The island captivates visitors with its fascinating contrasts: while parts of the landscape resemble a barren lunar surface, elsewhere lush green herb meadows glisten, grazed by countless sheep – the suppliers of the famous Pag sheep's cheese. Your bike tour takes you to Novalja, the lively main town in the north of the island, where a break is planned. After lunch on board, the ship sets sail for an idyllic bay, perfect for a long swim break. The captain then sets course for the islands of Olib or Ilovik, where you will spend the night. The day ends on a high note with a festive captain's dinner on board.

Today you will head for the green island of Lošinj, which charms visitors with its mild climate, wonderfully fragrant pine forests, and long tradition as a health resort. After arriving at the port of Mali Lošinj, you will start your bike tour and discover the island's diverse nature. You will cycle along the coast around Čikat Bay and on through Sunčana Uvala (“Sunny Bay”) to the idyllic harbor town of Veli Lošinj before returning to Mali Lošinj. You can end the evening in one of the cozy local restaurants.

Today is the “day of two islands.” After breakfast, you will start your bike tour in Mali Lošinj and head towards Osor, where a swing bridge connects the islands of Lošinj and Cres. The tour continues through the villages of Belej and Vrana to the town of Cres, the island's capital. After lunch on board, the afternoon is yours to spend at your leisure – ideal for visiting one of the nearby beaches by bike or simply relaxing.

Your final bike tour starts right at the harbor and takes you along the coast to the “green lantern” at the southern entrance to Cres Bay. From there, you continue through the village to the red lighthouse on the north side before following the coastal path back to the ship. After lunch on board in Cres, the bikes are loaded for the last time. The ship then leaves the harbor and sets course for a bay in the north of the island. Here you have the opportunity to enjoy a last swim in the crystal-clear Adriatic Sea before the return trip to Rijeka begins. End the evening in one of the restaurants in Rijeka before spending your last night on board.

Today your bike & boat trip through the Kvarner Bay ends after breakfast. Let the kitchen crew spoil you one last time before disembarking at 09:00. Afterwards you will start your individual journey home or transfer to the airport.

The planned route is always subject to possible changes due to nautical, meteorological or organisational reasons. If, for example, a route cannot be travelled due to low water, high water, bad weather or construction work, the captain reserves the right to change the route for your safety. This is not a legally valid reason for cancelling the trip free of charge. The same applies in the event of officially ordered lock or bridge repairs or in the event of engine or propulsion damage to the ship through no fault of the captain.

As your ship usually sails to the next harbour on the same day, your time frame for your own activities and sightseeing is limited. On some bridges, the clearance height is so low that the sun deck is closed for your safety.