Private Blue Lagoon tour from Split
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Discover the breathtaking Blue Lagoon near Drvenik Veli on an unforgettable private boat tour from Split. Cruise across the Adriatic Sea, swim in crystal-clear turquoise water and explore hidden bays, charming coastal towns and some of the most beautiful islands in central Dalmatia.
The Blue Lagoon tour from Split is one of the most popular island hopping experiences in Croatia because it combines relaxation, sightseeing, swimming and authentic Mediterranean atmosphere in a full-day or half-day adventure. With a private skipper, flexible itinerary and comfortable speedboat, you can discover the Dalmatian coastline far from crowded ferries and busy tourist spots.
Private Blue Lagoon tours are ideal for couples, families and groups looking for a more flexible and exclusive way to explore the islands near Split.
What is the Blue Lagoon?
The Blue Lagoon, also known as Krknjaši Blue Lagoon, is a protected lagoon located between Drvenik Veli island and two small islets near Trogir and Split.
The lagoon became known for its incredible shades of blue and turquoise created by shallow crystal-clear sea and white seabed beneath the surface. Because of calm water and excellent visibility, this area is considered one of the best locations for snorkeling in Croatia.
Unlike crowded city beaches, the Blue Lagoon offers a much more peaceful experience surrounded by untouched nature and hidden coastal scenery.
Why choose a Blue Lagoon tour from Split?
Split is one of the best starting points for exploring nearby islands and hidden coastal locations across central Dalmatia.
A private Blue Lagoon tour allows you to experience the Croatian coastline in a completely different way — avoid crowded group excursions, travel comfortably by speedboat, customize your itinerary, and discover hidden bays and swimming spots unreachable by larger boats. Unlike public transport or standard excursions, private tours provide flexibility, privacy and a much more relaxed atmosphere throughout the entire day.
What to expect on the excursion?
Boat trips usually begin in the morning from Split harbor. After meeting your skipper, you board a modern speedboat and cruise toward the islands of central Dalmatia. The panoramic ride itself becomes part of the experience — along the way, you'll enjoy spectacular sea views, rocky coastline, hidden beaches and small Mediterranean islands scattered across the Adriatic.
Swimming in Krknjaši Blue Lagoon
The highlight of the tour is spending time in the crystal-clear Blue Lagoon surrounded by hidden bays, secluded beaches and untouched coastal scenery. The shallow turquoise water is perfect for snorkeling, floating in calm sea, sunbathing and relaxing onboard.
Thanks to exceptional water clarity, the lagoon is ideal for guests who want to explore the underwater scenery and discover peaceful swimming spots inaccessible by larger boats. Depending on sea conditions and guest preferences, your skipper can also take you to quiet lagoons, dramatic cliffs and remote bays along the Dalmatian coastline. During summer months, the vibrant blue and turquoise colors create one of the most photogenic locations near Split.
Explore nearby islands and historic coastal towns
Depending on the selected route and sea conditions, Blue Lagoon tours from Split often include additional stops around some of the most beautiful locations in central Dalmatia.
Trogir
Many excursions include a visit to Trogir, a historic UNESCO-protected town known for narrow stone streets, waterfront promenade and traditional Mediterranean architecture. Often called one of the most beautiful old towns on the Adriatic coast, Trogir offers a perfect mix of history, local culture and seaside atmosphere.
Šolta Island
Šolta is famous for peaceful bays, crystal-clear sea and authentic island lifestyle far from mass tourism. Compared to more crowded islands, Šolta offers a quieter experience with untouched nature, traditional fishing villages and beautiful coastal scenery.
Rogač
Rogač is the main harbor settlement on Šolta island. Surrounded by pine forests and calm turquoise sea, this peaceful coastal village is ideal for relaxing, swimming and enjoying the slower Mediterranean pace of life.
Nečujam
Nečujam is one of the most popular bays on Šolta island, known for crystal-clear water and hidden coves perfect for snorkeling. The bay is also known for the remains of a historic shipwreck located beneath the surface, making it one of the most interesting swimming and snorkeling locations near Split.
Kaštilac Fortress – Game of Thrones filming location
Some Blue Lagoon tours from Split also include a stop near Kaštilac Fortress in Kaštel Gomilica, one of the famous Game of Thrones filming locations in Croatia. This medieval seaside fortress was used as the city of Braavos in the HBO series and has become a popular attraction for fans visiting Dalmatia.
Surrounded by stone walls and traditional coastal scenery, Kaštilac offers a unique combination of history, architecture and cinematic atmosphere just a short distance from Split. For many guests, this stop adds a completely different experience to the excursion beyond swimming and island hopping.
FAQ
How long does the trip last?
Full-day trips usually last between 8 and 10 hours, half-day trips last between 5 and 6 hours.
What is included in the excursion?
Fuel, bottled water, snorkeling equipment, safety equipment and boat insurance are included.
What is the price for the tours?
The price depends on the number of guests and the duration of the tour. You can check the exact price for each excursion individually.
Is the skipper included in the price?
Yes, the skipper is included in the price of all private boat tours.
Blue Lagoon
The beach is located on the southeastern coast and is only a 1.7 km walk away from the center, lying directly in front of the small islands of Krknjas Veli and Krknjas Mali.
Although the coast around the beach seems rugged and wild at first glance, its shallow shores roll gently into the sea on fine sand.
Some houses are located on the headlands around the pebbled beach, which are visited by many sailors and boat owners- taking a boat is the best way to reach the beach. Alternatively, you can cross the island on foot.
Due to the island’s hilly nature, the walk is arduous. There is a restaurant very close to the beach. Shady pines line the beach and provide much welcomed shade.
Blue Lagoon
The beach is located on the southeastern coast and is only a 1.7 km walk away from the center, lying directly in front of the small islands of Krknjas Veli and Krknjas Mali.
Although the coast around the beach seems rugged and wild at first glance, its shallow shores roll gently into the sea on fine sand.
Some houses are located on the headlands around the pebbled beach, which are visited by many sailors and boat owners- taking a boat is the best way to reach the beach. Alternatively, you can cross the island on foot.
Due to the island’s hilly nature, the walk is arduous. There is a restaurant very close to the beach. Shady pines line the beach and provide much welcomed shade.
