Trogir, Blue Lagoon, Rogač and Nečujam private boat tour
No extra cost for pick-up at this location
Tour Duration
Duration time: 10 hours
Tour Type
Full day boat tour
Timetables
Departure: 8 AM
Return: 6 PM
Group Size
1-12 people
Price List
10% discount on all prices!
Up to 5 people per tour
NEW PRICE - 495€
OLD PRICE - 550€
Up to 8 people per tour
NEW PRICE - 585€
OLD PRICE - 650€
Up to 10 people per tour
NEW PRICE - 675€
OLD PRICE - 750€
10+ people per tour
On request
Trip route
Are you looking to explore towns and nature near Split? Then you’ll want to learn more about this private boat tour and the stunning locations it can take you to!
Stroll around Trogir
Trogir is a quaint old town with a very long history. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1997 because of its long-lasting urban nature.
Stroll around town to discover famous historic sights, like the Cathedral of St. Lawrence from the 13th century or the town’s medieval city walls. If you’re looking for stunning views, climb the Cathedral’s bell tower or stroll to the southwest of the town where you’ll find the Kamerlengo Fortress. Explore its walls to capture Insta-worthy pictures of the Old town, Riva and sea.
There are also plenty of great restaurants, cafes and souvenir shops for you to explore. Don’t be afraid to try something new – after all, that’s how memories are made!
Swim in the Blue Lagoon
Our next stop is the famous Blue Lagoon in Krknjaši Bay. Dive into the refreshing crystal clear water to drive away the summer heat and admire the breathtaking blue that surrounds you. Feel free to play or relax in the calm sea! The Blue Lagoon is a great place to take some stunning underwater photos to share with your family or on social media.
So, pack your favorite bathing suit and immerse yourself in the deep blue!!
Explore Rogač and Nečujam on the island of Šolta
Šolta island is a true gem hidden from most tourists!
At its northern side lies Rogač – the island’s main harbor. In the summertime, you can witness the hustle and bustle of both tourists and locals in this picturesque place. There are a few beautiful natural beaches nearby you can explore.
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!
Like what you hear? Then book the private boat tour and treat yourself to some new experiences!
Trogir
Founded in the 3rd century BC, Trogir is rich with history! It’s a small town surrounded by medieval walls and full of cultural and historical sites like Kamerlengo tower, St. Mark's tower, Cathedral of St. Lawrence, the Town Lodge, the Monastery of St. Nicholas and many others. Trogir has won the hearts of many tourists with its charm. The locals are in love with their city, and we believe you will be too. It has truly earned all the nice words that so many people have to say about this pearl. Take the time to stroll around, explore and try local dishes!
Blue Lagoon
After Trogir, it’s time for a swim! Krknjasi Bay near the island of Drvenik Veli, protected by two small islands, truly earned the nickname Blue Lagoon. It’s obvious why; the crystal clear sea and deep shades of blue make it an ideal spot for snorkeling! Indulge in the experience and enjoy the pleasures of the sea as long as you’d like.
Rogač
As the main harbor of Šolta island, Rogač is a great starting point for further exploration of the island. It’s surrounded by stunning nature and you might even find a few natural beaches along the coast. This is a great place to take a lunch break in one of the local restaurants. Try some seafood – it’s almost always freshly caught!
Nečujam
The last stop on the Šolta is Nečujam, the largest bay on the island that used to be very popular among the Roman nobility. Nowadays, it attracts lots of diving and snorkeling enthusiasts because there’s an old shipwreck to be explored!
Inclusions
All inclusions
All taxes, fees and handling charges
Bottled water
Use of snorkeling equipment
Fuel surcharge
Safety equipment and boat insurance
Additional Info
This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date, a different tour, or a full refund
In case of bad weather, the skipper has the right to change the route because the safety of the guests comes first
Most travelers can participate
No heart or other serious medical conditions
Not recommended for travelers with back problems
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Extras
Boat pickup 60€
Fun pack sea scooter and sup padlleboard 60€
Towels 10€ per group
FAQ
What is RIB?
The RIB ( Rigid Inflatable Boat ) is a kind of speed boat with a hull made of polyester. Around this hull is an air-filled tube applied. The low weight, combined with the rigid hull and a strong engine makes it a very seaworthy and maneuverable speedboat.
Is there a bathroom on the boat?
No, there isn’t a bathroom on board. However, rest assured, there will be restaurants with bathroom facilities available at many of our tour stops.
Can I smoke on board?
Smoking is not allowed on board.
Can I bring alcohol on board?
Yes, responsible alcohol consumption is allowed on board the boat.
Can I play my music onboard?
Yes! Our boat is equipped with a Bluetooth audio system, which you may use to connect your own Bluetooth-enabled device.
Can I swim and dive in the Blue Cave?
The cave is protected, therefore swimming and diving are not allowed. The length of the time you will spend inside the cave is limited by the concessionaire, 15 minutes per boat.
Is it necessary to book online in advance?
Absolutely yes, if you want to make sure you get access at your desired time. Our boat tours are usually fully booked a few days in advance, especially in the high season.
Will I get wet?
Usually our boats are dry, but if it’s a windy day, some spray may blow across the deck. We will brief you on the weather conditions before departure.
What to bring on the boat trip?
On the private boat trip, you can bring a swimsuit, sunglasses, spare clothes, a camera, sunscreen and money for lunch.
Where is a pick-up point for private boat tours in Split?
The primary pick-up point is at https://maps.app.goo.gl/qn63oqHyjkvxv4Q57. Alternatively, you can choose boat pick-up and drop-off near your accommodation for an extra 60 euros. We’ll arrange to pick you up from the closest port or pier to your accommodation.
How to make a reservation/booking?
Simply let us know your preferred date via inquiry or email ([email protected]) to make a reservation. If your first choice isn’t open, feel free to suggest an alternative. Once we confirm excursion availability on your requested date, we’ll proceed to reserve the boat in your name.
How to do my payment?
You can either pay via bank transfer, ensuring it’s done at least two days before departure, or you can choose to pay in cash on the day of your private boat tour.