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A private half-day boat from Split that pairs a panoramic pass of Trogir with two secret island coves and the clear waters of the Blue Lagoon. Expect three swim stops, snorkel gear, bottled water and a local skipper guiding the route.
A private half-day boat from Split that pairs a panoramic pass of Trogir with two secret island coves and the clear waters of the Blue Lagoon. Expect three swim stops, snorkel gear, bottled water and a local skipper guiding the route.
The hull cuts the Adriatic with a sure rhythm as Split’s waterfront slides aft and the low islands stitch the horizon. Salt air carries the low chime of gulls and the engine’s steady pulse; in minutes the city’s stone roofs give way to open sea and a string of sheltered bays where the water dares you to dive.
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Operated by Boky Tours · Split, Split-Dalmatia County
The hull cuts the Adriatic with a sure rhythm as Split’s waterfront slides aft and the low islands stitch the horizon. Salt air carries the low chime of gulls and the engine’s steady pulse; in minutes the city’s stone roofs give way to open sea and a string of sheltered bays where the water dares you to dive.
This route passes Trogir’s compact Romanesque core — a UNESCO site whose maritime history dates to Venetian shipwrights — then threads between islets shaped by karst limestone and coastal scrub. Geology here favors shallow shelves and hidden coves with bright Posidonia meadows; culture is quietly nautical, with fishermen’s coves and island chapels marking human rhythms.
Expect three stops across roughly five hours: a panoramic approach to Trogir, a private cove chosen by your skipper for swimming and snorkeling, and the famous Blue Lagoon where the sea’s clarity and color sharpen. The final bay is for slow, restorative swims and photos before the return.
Practical details: the tour runs about 5 hours, departs from Split Riva or Trogir lighthouse, and includes fuel, skipper, bottled water and snorkeling gear. It is private and family-friendly but not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious back or heart problems; children under three are discouraged. Bring sun protection, a towel, and a small dry bag for valuables. Timing your trip for morning or late afternoon reduces heat and crowds, and ask the skipper to avoid anchoring on Posidonia beds to protect the seafloor.
You can board at Split Riva (waterfront) or Trogir lighthouse; the booking confirms the exact dock and asks you to arrive 10 minutes early.
Yes — masks and snorkels are provided; if you prefer your own fit, bring personal gear.
You may bring your own drinks and store them in the boat’s fridge; snacks or a light picnic are recommended since there are no lunch stops.
The tour is family-friendly but not recommended for children under 3 or people with serious heart/back problems; consult the operator for special needs.
Boky Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The hull cuts the Adriatic with a sure rhythm as Split’s waterfront slides aft and the low islands stitch the horizon. Salt air carries the low chime of gulls and the engine’s steady pulse; in minutes the city’s stone roofs give way to open sea and a string of sheltered bays where the water dares you to dive.
The hull cuts the Adriatic with a sure rhythm as Split’s waterfront slides aft and the low islands stitch the horizon. Salt air carries the low chime of gulls and the engine’s steady pulse; in minutes the city’s stone roofs give way to open sea and a string of sheltered bays where the water dares you to dive.
This route passes Trogir’s compact Romanesque core — a UNESCO site whose maritime history dates to Venetian shipwrights — then threads between islets shaped by karst limestone and coastal scrub. Geology here favors shallow shelves and hidden coves with bright Posidonia meadows; culture is quietly nautical, with fishermen’s coves and island chapels marking human rhythms.
Expect three stops across roughly five hours: a panoramic approach to Trogir, a private cove chosen by your skipper for swimming and snorkeling, and the famous Blue Lagoon where the sea’s clarity and color sharpen. The final bay is for slow, restorative swims and photos before the return.
Practical details: the tour runs about 5 hours, departs from Split Riva or Trogir lighthouse, and includes fuel, skipper, bottled water and snorkeling gear. It is private and family-friendly but not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious back or heart problems; children under three are discouraged. Bring sun protection, a towel, and a small dry bag for valuables. Timing your trip for morning or late afternoon reduces heat and crowds, and ask the skipper to avoid anchoring on Posidonia beds to protect the seafloor.