The Island of Croatia Cicerone guidebook

This guide describes 30 days of rides on Croatian islands in the Adriatic Sea ,. 14 routes on Croatian islands, including islands of Hvar and Mljet.

From the Kvarner Gulf(south of Rijeka) to southern Dalmatia(west of Dubrovnik), the Croatian islands feature limestone ridges and toothy knolls alternating with olive groves and lush green forest, while coastlines boast sun-drenched beaches and striking cliff

The islands are covered by a network of beautiful hiking trails. From short coastal strolls to full-day outings over rocky summits, the walks in this guidebook cover an island chain of outstanding beauty. While a moderate level of fitness is assumed, the routes described are in general very easy - none require any scrambling / climbing skills or equipment, and the amount of ascent, the duration and the distances involved are moderate.

Also includes information on  history, culture, wildlife, public transport (including ferry lines) and accomodation, useful glossary of Croatian terms.
The walks can be done all year.
Cities: Krk, Rab, Cres, Lošinj, Unije, Pag, Ugljan, Dugi Otok, Brac, Hvar, Vis, Korcula, Lastovo, Mljet.
To see: Well-developed network of trails around Baška (Krk), the rugged east coast of Rab, Osoršćica on Lošinj, popular Hvar, rugged Vis and remote Lastovo, Telašćica and Lastovo nature parks, and Mljet national park