The town of Hvar and secrets of Brač & Šolta

Spend a day on a private boat tour to Hvar and go off the beaten path on Brač and Šolta – non advertised beaches, amazing snorkeling spot at a shipwreck location and impressive navy tunnels. No other agency will take you to these amazingly beautiful hidden places. A comfortable boat ride and a professional captain will turn your day trip into a super fun experience.

The town of Hvar

Our boat tour to the town of Hvar takes you to a gorgeous old city that transforms into a party town when the sun sets. You will get the chance to walk the traffic-free marble streets full of people from all over the world and admire the beauty of ornamented Gothic palaces guarded  by 13th century walls.

Highlights:

• The Riviera – beautiful promenade full of people, big yachts, restaurants and flashy bars.
• Austro-Venetian Fortica – half an hour uphill hike, but well worth it as it provides a breathtaking view of the bay and Paklinski Islands.
• City Hall, Town square, St. Stephen’s cathedral, – charm of an old historic town combined with modern tourism means you can have a fancy meal at City Hall’s rooftop, but you don’t need Mayor’s invitation.

Robinson beach

We continue our full day boat excursion to the town of Hvar by taking you to see the Robinson beach. Accessible only by boat, this hundred meters long beach covered in white pebbles is an absolute gem which will leave you at a loss for words. Listen to the sound of waves splashing while you’re soaking up the sun along with agave trees above you or dip yourself into turquoise water. Explore the small cave and all the hidden paths around the beach to find viewpoints of the intact nature at its best. You will literally have the whole beach for yourselves. After enjoying the intact nature, it is time for you to keep discovering secrets of Brač and Šolta on our boat.

Secret navy tunnel

Back in Yugoslavia it was a submarine shelter – an obnoxiously expensive one.
Today, it is a perfectly safe port for small fishing boats.
The easiest way of getting from one side of the tunnel to the other would be the “Tarzan rope swing”. It probably wasn’t their primary goal, but the local fishermen instantly turned the navy project into a playground. Laughs guaranteed.

Stomorska (Šolta)

A picturesque waterfront with its special charm. Lunch time at an old family restaurant with a terrace right next to the water, you can literally step out of the boat onto. Delicious food, reasonable prices and the perfect chill atmosphere is what makes Turanj a no.1 restaurant on Šolta island. *Note: lunch is not included in the price

Nečujam (Šolta)

Biggest bay of the island and the safest place to shelter the boats from the storm. Nevertheless, Nečujam`s innermost cove hides an old shipwreck. Laying only two meters under the water, an old sailing boat that sank a decade ago makes a perfect snorkeling spot.