Visovac & viewpoints
AWEsam e-bike experience
Swim in the lake with a unique view of an extraordinary islet of Visovac
Start point
Skradin
Finish point
Skradin
Duration & Distance
5 -6 hrs, 30 - 40 km
TOUR TYPE
Guided E-Bike Tour
Difficulty
Moderate
Itinerary
8:30 - Meet & Greet
Meet your local expert guide in Skradin or at your location.
After preparing a bike that fits you perfectly, we provide a briefing on the tour before we depart.
8:45 - LET’S ROLL
The road stretches 30 km through neighboring villages to reach the picturesque Visovac Lake.
9:30 - let's swim
Enjoy a swim at a small beach on the river bank overlooking the islet of Visovac.
It is also a great opportunity for a picnic before the boat drive and a visit to the Visovac museum and monastery.
11:30 - back on pedals
Returning to the river bank, we make our way back to Skradin.
Pricing
Included in price
Optional extras
Not included in the price: guide gratuities
Description
This fabulous bike route offers decent mileage with some elevation and a great prize - a lot of insights into local history and customs and above all, a swim in the lake with a view of wonderful Visovac island.
Visovac Lake is one of the most fascinating habitats of the National Park Krka. It is home to a preglacial sort of trout and diverse bird species.
Visovac Island, with lavish trees and gardens where peacocks walk freely and a medieval church and Franciscan monastery that houses the first print of Aesop’s fables, is a home of serenity.
Just a short boat drive away, we spend 45 min exploring the island's lush greenery and museum.
Upon our return to the mainland, there is enough time to swim, enjoy a picnic, and appreciate the scenic beauty of the lake.
Our comfy Cube bikes will then take us back to Skradin, our starting point, where exhausted but happy you can take a nap after sending your friends amazing photos from Visovac Lake.
Map
What To Know
What to bring?
A swimsuit and a towel are needed, a spare T-shirt, and water shoes.
For whom is this tour?
This tour is of moderate difficulty meaning you do need to be a regular cycler.
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