From the outset, we carefully crafted an itinerary that journeyed from Dubrovnik to Split, weaving through the sun-drenched Dalmatian Islands of Mljet, Korčula, Hvar, and Brač.

Every route, anchorage, and harbour on this sailing week through Croatia’s Dalmatian Islands was carefully planned, yet once we cast off, the sea still had a say. What follows is a day-by-day look at a week spent navigating that balance: thoughtful preparation paired with the freedom that a cycling and yacht trip can offer.

It was truly one of the most memorable trips I have ever taken and one I can recommend wholeheartedly. For riding, meals, scenery, accommodation, and culture, there may not be an equal.

One of our local Italian guides helped me create our first itinerary in Piedmont and convinced me that we should start from a lesser known, undiscovered part of Piedmont.

Combine biking with yachting along the Turkish coast; Marvel at monuments from the Ottoman Empire, delicious cuisine, and friendly locals eager to welcome visitors with open arms.

In our search for great cycling in Denmark, we didn’t have to look far. The Danish people love cycling and they invest heavily in cycling infrastructure, encouraging everyone to ride.