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10 hours
Private Tour
1-12 people
Split, Kastela, Trogir
Are you looking for a private boat tour that’s a perfect mix of sea, fun and history (both fictional and real)?
If so, come with us and swim in the bluest sea, get lost in charming Dalmatian towns and witness Game of Thrones scenery in real life!
The tour starts at Kaštilac, a 16th-century fortified monastery, located near Kaštel Gomilica town. It posed as Braavos in the Games of Thrones series, where Arya Stark arrived by boat and sold oysters, clams and cockles! The place can offer a lot, both to the GoT fans and the true history lovers. Plus, you’ll get to witness a fantastic view from the top!
Next, we take you to Trogir, a small town near Split with great history! With its beauty and a long-lasting urban history that goes way back to the Roman era, Trogir earned itself the title of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the cathedral of St. Lawrence, a real architectural miracle, and climb its bell tower for some breathtaking views.
Let your curiosity guide you along its streets and chances are you’ll stumble upon cute squares and hidden courtyards blooming with flowers. You’ll hardly find another town as photogenic as Trogir!
Now it’s finally time to catch a break and have some fun in the sea. Blue Lagoon in Krknjaši Bay is one of the clearest and bluest sea spots along the Croatian coast! Dive into the glittering water, play in the waves and definitely try some snorkeling. Admire the scenery of the surrounding islands of Drvenik Mali, Šolta and Drvenik Veli and take the chance to take some stunning photos while in this unique place.
The final destination of the private boat tour is Šolta island – a true gem unknown to most tourists.
Maslinica Bay on Šolta is home to a cozy village and beautiful pine wood. Marchi castle, originally built to defend the locals from pirate attacks, is well worth a visit! You’ll have time here to pick a restaurant and enjoy a tasty meal made by the locals.
The tour ends in Nečujam, the largest bay on the island and a place that even the Roman emperor Diocletian liked to visit! The beaches here are mostly sandy, with a few rocky places. A perfect spot to end the day swimming and relaxing!
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Kaštel Gomilica was built around the historic Kaštilac Fort. Kaštilac fortification is a citadel of the Benedictines of Split from 1952. Kaštilac got its “ life opportunity“ a few years ago when it was selected as the location for the fifth season of one of the most popular series, Game of Thrones. With its beauty and uniqueness Kaštilac got many fans from the series but also those who came to see it live after watching the series. After visiting this popular location, we head to Trogir
Trogir is a city that was founded in the 3rd century BC and throughout its history to this day has earned all the nice words that many people have to say about this pearl. A small town surrounded by walls with many cultural and historical sites, Trogir is a must see among the many tourists who visit it. Only a few highlights are Kamerlengo tower, St. St Mark's tower, Cathedral of St. Lawrence, the Town Lodge, the Monastery of St. Nicholas and many others. Trogir has persuaded many tourists with its charm. The locals are in love with their city, and we believe you will be too. After Trogir it's time for a swim!
Krknjasi Bay on the island of Drvenik Veli earned the nickname Blue Lagoon. It is obvious why; crystal clear sea, ideal spot for snorkeling, crowded escape. It is located on the east coast of Drvenik Veli and the bay is protected by two small islands, the large and the small Krknjas. Indulge yourself in the experience and enjoy the pleasures of the sea.
Not far from the previous location lies the island of Šolta and Maslinica Bay, the only settlement and port on the west coast of this island. Maslinica is completely authentic. Even the castle of Martinis Marchi, which in the past was used to defend against attacks by pirates from the sea, has been renovated to not bounce from the look of the settlement. Mecca for nature lovers and boaters. Maslinica means "little olive tree". Most islanders are involved in the cultivation of olives and fishing is the most important occupation. In addition to sightseeing, you will have the opportunity to have lunch there. We don't need to talk much about gastronomy. What to say about the food on the island where olive growers and fishermen live
Last stop on the Šolta will be Necujam bay – largest bay on the island that used to be very popular among the Roman nobility. Nowadays, it is the most popular thanks to ship wreck which attract a lot of tourists.
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