Tour Duration

Duration time: 5 hours

Tour Type

Half day boat tour

Timetables

Departure: 9 AM / 2 PM

Return: 2 PM / 7 PM

Group Size

1-12 people

Price List

10% discount on all prices!

Up to 5 people per tour

NEW PRICE - 477€

OLD PRICE - 530€

Up to 8 people per tour

NEW PRICE - 567€

OLD PRICE - 630€

Up to 10 people per tour

NEW PRICE - 657€

OLD PRICE - 730€

10+ people per tour

On request

530€

Exclusive price for up to 8 people for one of our best-selling tours

Trip route

Want to go on a private boat tour you’ll remember?

Visit Trogir, a charming Croatian town with a unique history, and then immerse yourself in the bluest sea on the whole coast! History and nature’s beauty make this half-day private boat tour an experience you don’t want to miss.

Explore the history of Trogir

Trogir, a historical town near Split, has so much to offer to anyone who has a passion for history!

It became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1997 because it has a long history of uninterrupted existence. The town retained its urban nature all the way from the Roman era, through the middle ages and into the 21st century, all with minimal modern influence. This is why getting lost in Trogir’s paved alleys truly feels like a trip through history!

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.

When you’re done, relax in a bar or try a local dish in one of the restaurants along the Riva!

Take a swim you’ll remember in the Blue Lagoon

After you’ve got your dose of history, we take to the sea again.

Get ready for some sea fun in one of the clearest and bluest sea spots along the Croatian coast! This private boat tour first takes you on a short cruise among the islands of Drvenik Veliki and Krknjaši, where the Blue Lagoon is located.

Once we find the best spot in the Blue Lagoon, it’s time to swim, snorkel and dive as much as your heart desires! Soak up some sun and enjoy the paradise-like setting all around you. Coming with a boat gives you an advantage over those who arrive from the land because you don’t have to worry about finding a spot on the narrow pebbled beach.

Blue Lagoon is such a popular destination so why not get some privileged access and enjoy your holiday even more?

Book the private boat tour now!

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!

Blue Lagoon

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.

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

Location

Booking form

Booking

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.

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.

Smoking is not allowed on board.

Yes, responsible alcohol consumption is allowed on board the boat.

Yes! Our boat is equipped with a Bluetooth audio system, which you may use to connect your own Bluetooth-enabled device.

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.

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.

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.

On the private boat trip, you can bring a swimsuit, sunglasses, spare clothes, a camera, sunscreen and money for lunch.

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.

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.

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.