The route leads from Šibenik to the Dalmatian hinterland along roads with less traffic. After 4 km of town streets, the route continues on a straight road through Bilice along cultivated fields and vineyards towards Dubrava near Šibenik. From there, you can turn off the route to the Falconry Centre to learn about different species of Croatian birds of prey. The route passes under the highway E65 through the village of Protege. You can get off the route in Danilo Biranj to visit the churches of St. George and St. Peter, archaeological sites of Illyrian tombs with various ornaments. A prehistoric Neolithic settlement of farmers and cattle breeders was discovered in the neighbouring village of Danilo Gornje. This prehistoric community is usually referred to as Danilo culture after the valuable archaeological finds from the said Danilo site, one of the most important prehistoric archaeological sites in Croatia. There is a marked turning for the parish church of St. Daniel, the patron saint of the parish. Another archaeological site can also be found in this area – the seat of the Illyrian tribe Ridita, which later on became the centre of the Roman municipium of Rider. The route continues on a winding road through Slivno, a typical village of the Dalmatian hinterland with authentic, traditional stone houses. The route then continues through the village of Celići (via an overpass above the highway), and then turns right on a narrow local road towards Perković and Mravnica. It goes over the railway and continues on a narrow road between dry stone walls and macchia, then turns left on a road by the railway at the "Y" intersection before Mravnice. The route will once again lead you on a wide road, along the hamlets of Škorići, Ukići, Balovi and Primorski Dolac, and the church of St. Martin with a cemetery. It continues along the hamlets of Franići, Kalpići, Zekići, Šećeri and Plejići and turns right towards Split on a constantly elevating winding road. At the traffic light, turn right to Radošić, and take the Prgomet overpass (72 m) over the highway to go straight to Trolokve and Radošić. After passing the church of St. Stephen with a cemetery, you will exit Prgomet and enter Trolokve. Then, you can turn off the route to the ethno-eco village of Škopljanci in Radošić. An elevated road leading to Kozjak will take you to the Malačka pass – lookout (466 m above sea level). The route will lead you down the winding Radun Street, with panoramic views of the Kaštela Bay and the seven picturesque Kaštels. The route enters Kaštel Stari and leads to a square by the sea near a coffee shop, where it connects to the main DG15 route, section Trogir – Split, and then continues along the picturesque Kaštela coast towards Kaštel Lukšić and Kaštel Kambelovac.