Luxury Blue Lagoon and Šolta Private Boat Tour from Split or Brač

Riva, Split, Croatia

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Duration

10 hours

Tour Type

Daily Tour

Group Size

12 people

Languages

English, Hrvatski

Luxury Blue Lagoon and Šolta Private Boat Tour from Split or Brač

Overview

Spend the day on a luxury cabin boat exploring the beauties of Croatia.

Admire the stunning cliffs of the island of Šolta and relax in crystal clear bays hidden away from the city crowds on a 10h boat tour.

Šolta island is truly a hidden gem among the Croatian islands and its raw beauty and charming wildness will let you get a glimpse of life as locals knew it decades ago. Winemaking, olive oil production and beekeeping are just as important part of everyday life as they were centuries ago.

The western side of Šolta island hides the most beautiful port and town of the island – Maslinica. Pick your favorite among the lovely taverns and treat your senses by enjoying the traditional Dalmatian lunch paired with some locally made Dobricic wine made out of indigenous grape sort of the same name, growing exclusively under the Šoltan sun.

Nestled between the islands Veli Drvenik, Veli and Mali Krknjaš, the Blue Lagoon is a popular anchorage and a perfect spot for a swimming and snorkeling in the crystal clear and vibrant turquoise blue sea. Refresh yourself, ask our crew for snorkeling equipment and take a dip while discovering what’s hiding in the white sands underneath.

Explore the historic city of Trogir is the perfect blend of rich cultural Greek, Roman and Venetian heritage and contemporary living. Walk along the promenade up to Kamerlengo Castle and stop for a coffee or an ice cream break in the heart of UNESCO World Heritage site.

Highlights

Cruise along the coast of Šolta, swimming from the boat in hidden bays, sightseeing the cliffs.
Explore the historical sites and picturesque stone houses in Maslinica. Enjoy a traditional
Dalmatian lunch at the seaside restaurants.
Swimming from the boat at the Blue Lagoon in the Krknjaši bay.
Sightseeing the historical UNESCO town Trogir.