This graduate thesis aims to point out the importance of selective forms of tourism and to establish quality and diverse tourism supply in opposition to mass tourism. Cyclotourism is a type of tourism with the greatest potential for development and above each country there is a question of whether it will be able to valorize the potential that cyclotourism contains. City of Split with its urban aglomeration due to its numerous cultural and historical resources and natural beauty has good prerequisites for the quality development of cycling tourism. At the pandemic time, this type of tourism proved to be the most resistant and suitable type because it takes place in nature and at a sufficient distance. The theoretical part of the thesis seeks to define the concept of cycling tourism in Europe and Croatia and give an overview of the main cycling corridors in Croatia. The next part of the thesis is dedicated to analysis of the state of cycling tourism in the Urban aglomeration of Split through an overview of the natural and cultural resource base of this area, analysis of the cyclotourist supply with a separate chapter dedicated to the system of public bicycles, analysis of the demand for cyclotourism and the potentials and development opportunities of cyclotourism, in which certain proposals were given to improve the cyclotourism supply. The empirical research involved 120 respondents surveyed online through a questionnaire made in Google Forms format. Based on the results of the research, the author's critical review and general conclusion of the thesis are given.