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Day 1: Split → Tučepi

from Split

to Tučepi

E-Bike: 3h 37

Bike: 4h 49

65 kmDistance
600 mElevation Gain
Difficulty
Traffic
Day 1: Split → Tučepi
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Day 1: Split → Tučepi
Day 1: Split → Tučepi
Day 1: Split → Tučepi
Day 1: Split → Tučepi

Description

After finally picking up my bike in Split, my journey began with a breathtaking view of the azure blue sea. The first stage took me along the coast, the traffic was pleasant and I was even accompanied by a tailwind - a promising start. However, after about 40 kilometres, an unexpected defect on my pannier rack caused me problems. A short odyssey, which took me back 8 kilometres, finally ended in a shop that fixed the rack with Balkan-style, armoured tape and a pinch of improvisation. Additional information: On the route between Split and Tučepi, you can visit the historic town of Omis. Omis lies on the banks of the river Cetina and impresses with its medieval architecture and views of the surrounding mountains. Another highlight is the Biokovo mountain range, which stretches out in the background. It not only offers spectacular views, but also numerous hiking trails for the adventurous.

Route

65.0 km from Split to Tučepi, 600 m climbing, medium difficulty

Start Point
Split
End Point
Tučepi
Country
Croatia
Regions
Makarska Riviera, Split-Dalmatia
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At a glance

Distance

65 km

Difficulty

Medium

Ascent

600 m

Suitable bikes

Touring Bike

Best time to ride

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Wind tendency for this stage

Mostly calm

Highlights along this route

Highest point: 212 m

Highest point: 212 m

Elevation: 212 m

Scenic View

Packing List

Essentials

Backpack

Water purification system

Hiking boots

Weather-appropriate clothing

Hat and sunglasses

Headlamp/flashlight

Multi-tool/knife

Hydration and Nutrition

Water bottles or hydration system

High-energy snacks

Lightweight, non-perishable meals

Navigation and Safety

Map and compass

First aid kit

Emergency whistle

Multi-day trekking poles

Lightweight, compact rain gear

Personal Items

Sunscreen

Insect repellent

Toiletries (travel-sized)

Quick-dry towel

Camera and/or smartphone

Portable charger

Documents and Communication

Identification

Emergency contact information

Cash and/or credit cards

Optional Extras

Binoculars

Trekking guidebook

Travel journal and pen