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Spend a crisp half-day from Split cruising to the Blue Lagoon and a hidden island bay for snorkeling and seaside photos. This small-group speedboat tour includes snorkeling gear and a stop in UNESCO-protected Trogir.
Spend a crisp half-day from Split cruising to the Blue Lagoon and a hidden island bay for snorkeling and seaside photos. This small-group speedboat tour includes snorkeling gear and a stop in UNESCO-protected Trogir.
The morning light on Split’s Riva picks out the chrome of a waiting speedboat and the sea ahead—flat, blue, and daring you—beckons.
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Operated by Adriatica Transfer - Boat Tour Agency · Split, Split-Dalmatia County
The morning light on Split’s Riva picks out the chrome of a waiting speedboat and the sea ahead—flat, blue, and daring you—beckons.
You’ll push off for 4.5 hours of open Adriatic: a first stop at the famed Blue Lagoon where water is so transparent it reads like glass. Snorkel masks slip on and the boat becomes a quiet observatory as fish wheel through submerged limestone shelves and the current nudges you along rocky coves. A second, surprise stop drops you at a sheltered bay on Šolta or Čiovo—small harbors and hidden inlets that feel a world away from the city.
On the return the boat skirts Trogir’s island-old town: UNESCO-listed stone lanes, Venetian façades and a compact waterfront that condenses Dalmatian history into a few narrow streets. Geologically, you’re floating over drowned karst ridges; culturally, you’re tracing centuries of sea trade and island fishing traditions.
Practical notes: the tour departs from Riva promenade, stand 5, lasts roughly 270 minutes, and carries up to 12 guests. Snorkeling equipment and a skipper/guide are provided. Walking is minimal but not wheelchair accessible; infants must sit on laps. Best window for calm water is morning to early afternoon—winds pick up later.
Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, water shoes, a light wind layer, and a waterproof phone case. Hydrate before boarding and secure loose items: speedboats are quick and the spray is real. For a half‑day, this trip balances easy access, strong photo opportunities, and clear, blue swimming without the crowds of larger ferries.
Yes—snorkeling gear is included in the price and sanitized between uses.
Meet at Split’s Riva promenade, stand number 5; you’ll be given the exact departure time after booking.
Children aged 3 and up are allowed; infants must sit on an adult’s lap and life jackets are provided.
Full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours before departure; trips may be cancelled for bad weather.
Adriatica Transfer - Boat Tour Agency operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The morning light on Split’s Riva picks out the chrome of a waiting speedboat and the sea ahead—flat, blue, and daring you—beckons.
The morning light on Split’s Riva picks out the chrome of a waiting speedboat and the sea ahead—flat, blue, and daring you—beckons.
You’ll push off for 4.5 hours of open Adriatic: a first stop at the famed Blue Lagoon where water is so transparent it reads like glass. Snorkel masks slip on and the boat becomes a quiet observatory as fish wheel through submerged limestone shelves and the current nudges you along rocky coves. A second, surprise stop drops you at a sheltered bay on Šolta or Čiovo—small harbors and hidden inlets that feel a world away from the city.
On the return the boat skirts Trogir’s island-old town: UNESCO-listed stone lanes, Venetian façades and a compact waterfront that condenses Dalmatian history into a few narrow streets. Geologically, you’re floating over drowned karst ridges; culturally, you’re tracing centuries of sea trade and island fishing traditions.
Practical notes: the tour departs from Riva promenade, stand 5, lasts roughly 270 minutes, and carries up to 12 guests. Snorkeling equipment and a skipper/guide are provided. Walking is minimal but not wheelchair accessible; infants must sit on laps. Best window for calm water is morning to early afternoon—winds pick up later.
Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, water shoes, a light wind layer, and a waterproof phone case. Hydrate before boarding and secure loose items: speedboats are quick and the spray is real. For a half‑day, this trip balances easy access, strong photo opportunities, and clear, blue swimming without the crowds of larger ferries.