Things to do in Hvar Island, Dalmatia: The Best Biking Trails

This circular route, a combination of tarmac and off-roads , is in the centre of the island and is 35km long. The route begins in the village Humac and follows on the macadam road towards the state road D-166.From there on, the route goes westbound, up to Zastražišće village and then northbound, passing through olive groves until it turns west again, where it merges with the state road.

This circular track is 17,8km long.The track begins in the centre of Sućuraj,passing through east cape of the island.The off road takes us from there to Milaska camp where it connects to state road D-116.After a 15-minute drive, the unpaved road descends to southern bays.Just before the end of the track,at the beach in Česminica,the track connects to tarmac again and ends in the middle of Sućuraj.

This 23.9km long track, passes through the middle of the island and stretches through the ridge from the east to the west.The track begins in Jelsa,turning south towards Pitve village.After that, just before the tunnel towards Zavala, we take an unpaved road climbing up the serpentines.The unpaved road connects to the state road D-116 after Humac,continuing west towards Jelsa where our track ends.

The route starts in Jelsa, continuing the promenade towards the north end in Vrboska. After Vrboska you pass through Starigradsko polje. Upon arrival in Starigrad,turn south and pass through the villages Dol and Vrbanj.Yes Vrbanj,crossing and vineyards and the pours,the path continues eastwards and Jelsa bring ends.The bottom is a combination of asphalted and unpaved road.The route is 22.7km long.

This 174,2km long track leads from one side of the island to the other and back. It starts at Vir bay near the town of Hvar and passes through all the major island settlements; Hvar, Stari Grad, Jelsa and Sucuraj. The road is paved and suitable for all types of bicycles.

Track begins at centre of town Hvar, next to the bus station, and continues on the state road D-116 towards east to Milna settlement. After that we take the unpaved roads towards north, leading trough Malo Grablje settlement to the Velo Grablje village. Track merges onto tarmac road leading west, over the Brusje village and ending back in town Hvar.The track is 20,5 km long.

The track is 20,6km long, and mostly off road. It starts at the bus station in town Hvar, and then it climbs towards the electric substation, where the actual off road track begins, through fields of Hvar and olive gardens all the way to Brusje settlement. From Brusje onwards it connects to the tarmac road leading to the centre of Hvar town.

The track itself is 16,3km long. Track starts at Vrboska village, turning north over the bridge up to unpaved road leading through olive gardens and pinewood trees to Maslinica bay, Basin and Borovo, continuing south again to Starigrad fields. Before we reach Stari Grad (old town), the track turns east towards Vrboska back to where it started.

The track begins in Stari Grad on the corner of city park. Continuing west we reach the ferry port, where we turn in the old road towards Velo Grablje. Just before the viewpoint, the path turns east to the unpaved road, climbing up to the highest point of Hvar, Sv. Nikola, 626m. The path descends towards Dol village in the south, continuing through the Starigrad field, ending in Starigrad.21,5km.

The track begins in Stari Grad on the corner of city park. Continuing north, we reach Rudine village. From Rudine, we take the unpaved road towards Kabal peninsula, where the road takes an Y shape, going to two capes but returning to the same road back.On the way back towards Stari Grad the track passes by the southern part of peninsula, beneath the Arkada hotel, until it reaches its end. 24,7 km.