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Sail from Split to the Blue Lagoon, swim in crystalline water, explore UNESCO-listed Trogir and chill in Fumia Bay — all on a 5-hour catamaran with lunch and unlimited drinks. Practical tips on timing, gear, and what to expect onboard.
Sail from Split to the Blue Lagoon, swim in crystalline water, explore UNESCO-listed Trogir and chill in Fumia Bay — all on a 5-hour catamaran with lunch and unlimited drinks. Practical tips on timing, gear, and what to expect onboard.
A warm Adriatic breeze lifts the salt from your skin as the catamaran eases from Split’s dock and the city recedes into a low line of red roofs.
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Operated by Summer Blues · Split, Split-Dalmatia County
A warm Adriatic breeze lifts the salt from your skin as the catamaran eases from Split’s dock and the city recedes into a low line of red roofs.
The first dip is in the Blue Lagoon, a shallow shelf where the water turns the color of polished glass and dares you to stay submerged. Later, the boat slips toward Trogir — a compact UNESCO town whose Romanesque-Gothic facades tell of Venetian rule, trading fleets and a long coastal life. Between bays, Čiovo throws up pine-scrubbed coves and limestone ledges carved by millennia of wind and tide.
Geology here is Adriatic karst: white limestone, ancient seabeds tilted and scoured to reveal hidden reefs. Culture is tangible in Trogir’s streets — cafes, stone porches, and medieval windows watching the quay. The catamaran’s music and laughter are the modern rhythm; the islands answer with gull calls and the whisper of the current.
Practical bits: this is a 5-hour shared cruise departing from Split’s dock (arrive 30 minutes early). Expect two swim stops (Blue Lagoon and Fumia Bay), an onboard lunch (chicken salad, fruit) and all-inclusive drinks. Bring reef shoes for rocky entries, a light wind layer for the return, reef-safe sunscreen, and a waterproof pouch for your phone.
Timing matters — mornings are glassy and calmer for snorkeling; midday brings livelier seas and a busier quay on return. Respect local rules about anchoring and litter; leaving nothing but footprints keeps these bays clear for the next swimmer.
The catamaran departs from Split (Dock 4); the meeting point is typically at the main harbor—arrive 30 minutes early.
Yes — lunch (chicken salad and fruit) and unlimited beer, wine, coffee and soft drinks are included; dietary requests should be noted when booking.
There are two dedicated swim stops—approximately one hour at the Blue Lagoon and about one hour at Fumia Bay, though timing can vary with conditions.
Yes — the trip is family-friendly; non-swimmers can enjoy shallow areas, flotation devices, and the boat’s deck for watching.
Summer Blues operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A warm Adriatic breeze lifts the salt from your skin as the catamaran eases from Split’s dock and the city recedes into a low line of red roofs.
A warm Adriatic breeze lifts the salt from your skin as the catamaran eases from Split’s dock and the city recedes into a low line of red roofs.
The first dip is in the Blue Lagoon, a shallow shelf where the water turns the color of polished glass and dares you to stay submerged. Later, the boat slips toward Trogir — a compact UNESCO town whose Romanesque-Gothic facades tell of Venetian rule, trading fleets and a long coastal life. Between bays, Čiovo throws up pine-scrubbed coves and limestone ledges carved by millennia of wind and tide.
Geology here is Adriatic karst: white limestone, ancient seabeds tilted and scoured to reveal hidden reefs. Culture is tangible in Trogir’s streets — cafes, stone porches, and medieval windows watching the quay. The catamaran’s music and laughter are the modern rhythm; the islands answer with gull calls and the whisper of the current.
Practical bits: this is a 5-hour shared cruise departing from Split’s dock (arrive 30 minutes early). Expect two swim stops (Blue Lagoon and Fumia Bay), an onboard lunch (chicken salad, fruit) and all-inclusive drinks. Bring reef shoes for rocky entries, a light wind layer for the return, reef-safe sunscreen, and a waterproof pouch for your phone.
Timing matters — mornings are glassy and calmer for snorkeling; midday brings livelier seas and a busier quay on return. Respect local rules about anchoring and litter; leaving nothing but footprints keeps these bays clear for the next swimmer.