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Spend a private day island-hopping from Split to Trogir, the Blue Lagoon, Hvar, the Pakleni Islands and Brač. Snorkel crystalline coves, explore Hvar’s waterfront and relax in secluded bays on this 8-hour maritime loop.
Spend a private day island-hopping from Split to Trogir, the Blue Lagoon, Hvar, the Pakleni Islands and Brač. Snorkel crystalline coves, explore Hvar’s waterfront and relax in secluded bays on this 8-hour maritime loop.
A sun-slicked harbor, the motor’s low thrum and salt air that smells of pine and lemon: that’s where this private day starts. You’ll leave the bustle of Split’s Riva and cut past the stone silhouette of Trogir, its narrow lanes and Romanesque cathedral shrinking behind you. The boat rides across the Adriatic feel deliberate — the sea daring you to dive in.
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Operated by Absolut Charter · Split, Split-Dalmatia County
A sun-slicked harbor, the motor’s low thrum and salt air that smells of pine and lemon: that’s where this private day starts. You’ll leave the bustle of Split’s Riva and cut past the stone silhouette of Trogir, its narrow lanes and Romanesque cathedral shrinking behind you. The boat rides across the Adriatic feel deliberate — the sea daring you to dive in.
History sits on these islands like age-old mortar. Trogir’s medieval core and Master Radovan’s carved cathedral doors hint at Venetian influence; Hvar’s hilltop fortress watches a coastline sculpted from karst limestone, winds and wave-borne pebbles. The Pakleni isles are younger in feel — scrubby pines, hidden coves and coves that give way to turquoise that refracts light like lanterns.
Expect a practical day: three or four swims, snorkeling over seagrass and rock ledges, time for a waterfront lunch in Hvar, and a quieter stop at Milna on Brač to sip local wine. The operator provides snorkeling gear, towels and bottled water; the pace is private and customizable but best suited to those who want multiple short swims, light walking and relaxed island time.
Plan for sun and choppy patches mid-day: reef-safe sunscreen, a hat and water shoes matter. Morning departures are cooler and calmer; afternoons can pick up wind. If conservation matters to you, avoid stepping on Posidonia beds and pack out any waste. This trip is an easy maritime loop that rewards curiosity with glacially polished beaches, crystalline snorkeling and an intimate look at Dalmatia’s island life.
Most departures are from Split (Riva) or nearby marinas; exact meeting point will be provided on booking.
Yes — snorkels, masks and basic gear are provided, but you may bring your own if preferred.
Bottled water and soft drinks are included; lunches at island restaurants or snacks are typically at your own expense unless otherwise specified.
Yes — the tour is rated easy, but supervise children closely during swim stops and inform the operator of any mobility concerns before booking.
Absolut Charter operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A sun-slicked harbor, the motor’s low thrum and salt air that smells of pine and lemon: that’s where this private day starts. You’ll leave the bustle of Split’s Riva and cut past the stone silhouette of Trogir, its narrow lanes and Romanesque cathedral shrinking behind you. The boat rides across the Adriatic feel deliberate — the sea daring you to dive in.
A sun-slicked harbor, the motor’s low thrum and salt air that smells of pine and lemon: that’s where this private day starts. You’ll leave the bustle of Split’s Riva and cut past the stone silhouette of Trogir, its narrow lanes and Romanesque cathedral shrinking behind you. The boat rides across the Adriatic feel deliberate — the sea daring you to dive in.
History sits on these islands like age-old mortar. Trogir’s medieval core and Master Radovan’s carved cathedral doors hint at Venetian influence; Hvar’s hilltop fortress watches a coastline sculpted from karst limestone, winds and wave-borne pebbles. The Pakleni isles are younger in feel — scrubby pines, hidden coves and coves that give way to turquoise that refracts light like lanterns.
Expect a practical day: three or four swims, snorkeling over seagrass and rock ledges, time for a waterfront lunch in Hvar, and a quieter stop at Milna on Brač to sip local wine. The operator provides snorkeling gear, towels and bottled water; the pace is private and customizable but best suited to those who want multiple short swims, light walking and relaxed island time.
Plan for sun and choppy patches mid-day: reef-safe sunscreen, a hat and water shoes matter. Morning departures are cooler and calmer; afternoons can pick up wind. If conservation matters to you, avoid stepping on Posidonia beds and pack out any waste. This trip is an easy maritime loop that rewards curiosity with glacially polished beaches, crystalline snorkeling and an intimate look at Dalmatia’s island life.
