Private boat tour to Blue Lagoon & 4 Islands

The best part of this private boat day is the freedom to shape it around the sea. You can swim at Blue Lagoon, look for the sunken boat in Nećujam, pause at a quiet cove, or spend more time in Trogir and Čiovo rather than rushing from place to place. The route covers a generous slice of the coast near Split and Šolta in roughly eight to nine hours.

I like the small-group format, which keeps the day personal for up to seven people, and I like the relaxed skipper service associated with Ivan and Ema. One thing to weigh carefully is the price: $636.04 covers the group, but fuel is not included, and you must also arrange lunch and drinks.

Key points at a glance

• Private boat for up to seven: You share the boat only with your own group, so the skipper can adjust the day to your interests.
• A full island-and-coast route: The day links Šolta, Drvenik, Trogir, Čiovo, Blue Lagoon, and several swimming areas.
• One flexible stop: You can choose one free stop and have more say over how your time is used.
• Good swimming variety: Vela Rina, Blue Lagoon, Borko Beach, and the Čiovo cliffs each offer a different setting for a swim.
• Fuel is extra: The advertised group price is not the final cost if you need to add fuel, food, or alcoholic drinks.
• Strong skipper feedback: Ivan is praised for being easygoing and accommodating, while Ema is singled out for punctual, well-prepared service.

A full day on the water from Split

This is not a quick ride out to one beach. It is a long coastal outing that combines swimming, sightseeing, village time, and the simple pleasure of moving between islands by boat.

The route can be operated from Split or through the port of Trogir. The stated start time is 9:00 a.m., and the activity returns to the same meeting point at the end. Since the exact meeting place is not specified in the information provided, confirm the pickup point before you go, especially if you are staying outside Split or Trogir.

The private setup makes the biggest practical difference. With a maximum of seven people, you are not working around a large boatload of strangers or a rigid public schedule. Ivan is described as flexible with timing, and Ema as punctual and prepared, so you can expect the skipper to help balance the planned stops with the conditions on the day.

There is also one free stop you can choose yourself. That option is useful if your group has one particular cove, beach, or swimming spot in mind. It also gives the day some breathing room, since you are not locked into every minute of a fixed route.

Maslinica: a quiet start on Šolta

Maslinica is a small traditional port and village on Šolta. It gives you a change of pace from Split, with a chance to walk around, take photographs, and enjoy an hour on land before more swimming.

The stop is not built around a major attraction or a long sightseeing program. That is part of its appeal. You get a taste of island life rather than another crowded beach session. If your group prefers water time above all else, you may find an hour here less exciting than the coves later in the day.

The route also offers views toward Šolta and Drvenik as the boat moves between stops. A private boat is especially useful here because the journey itself is part of the experience. You are not simply being transported to a single resort beach.

Vela Rina for swimming and photographs

Vela Rina is described as a natural cove suited to swimming, snorkeling, and photographs. The planned stop lasts about an hour, so this is a good place to get into the water without feeling that you must spend half the day on the beach.

Bring your own interest in the water. The experience includes the private boat, but snorkeling gear is mentioned as something used for the swimming stops, not clearly as equipment supplied by the operator. Ask before departure if you need gear provided.

A natural cove can be a better choice than a developed beach if you want a straightforward swim in a scenic setting. On the other hand, facilities are not specified, so do not count on a full beach setup at Vela Rina. Pack the practical basics for a day at sea.

Two hours at Blue Lagoon and Krknjasi Bay

Blue Lagoon and Krknjasi Bay receive the longest scheduled stop, about two hours. The water is known for its clear appearance and blue color, and the main activities here are sunbathing and snorkeling.

This is the anchor of the day. Two hours gives you enough time to swim, dry off, take photographs, and enjoy the setting without immediately climbing back aboard. If you want the classic bright-water boat excursion near Split, this is the stop most likely to define the trip.

The tradeoff is popularity. Blue Lagoon is one of the best-known places in the area, so it may not feel secluded. The private boat helps your group control its own time, but it cannot make a popular bay private. If you prefer quieter water, use the flexible stop for a less busy cove or ask the skipper how to adjust the timing.

The nearby setting includes olive groves and the wider island views around Maslinica. This gives the stop more character than a simple swim at an anonymous beach. Still, the beauty depends heavily on the weather and sea conditions, so keep your expectations flexible.

Trogir from the water and the Čiovo cliffs

The Trogir portion lasts about an hour and combines a panoramic boat view with swimming near the natural cliffs of Čiovo. The route includes a view of the town from the sea and a passage under the bridge.

Seeing Trogir from the water gives you a useful change in angle. Instead of spending the whole day on beaches, you get a look at the town as part of the coastal setting. The boat also takes you toward the southern sea cliffs of Čiovo, where the water is described as clear and suitable for swimming and photographs.

The cliff stop is about more than sightseeing. It gives you another chance to get into the water, with a more dramatic backdrop than Vela Rina. If you enjoy taking photographs, this may be one of the strongest sections of the route.

Keep in mind that the tour does not describe a walking visit through Trogir’s streets. You should book this as a boat-based view of the town, not as a full historical tour of Trogir. If old buildings, museums, and narrow lanes are your main reason for visiting, you may want separate time on land.

Borko Beach and the final Čiovo stop

Borko Beach on Čiovo is scheduled for about 30 minutes. It is described as a popular destination for boat excursions, with a beach bar and a striking setting.

Half an hour is enough for a quick swim, a drink, or a short break. It is not enough for a slow beach afternoon. That shorter timing makes sense late in a long day, when you may appreciate a final pause more than another major stop.

The beach bar is a useful feature if you want something beyond the boat, but the tour does not include lunch or alcoholic drinks. Budget for anything you order there. Since fuel is also extra, the added costs can affect the value more than the headline price suggests.

The Nećujam sunken boat and the flexible stop

One of the more unusual details of this day is the chance to explore a sunken boat in Nećujam. This gives the route a small sense of discovery beyond the familiar Blue Lagoon stop.

The information provided does not specify how deep the boat lies, what equipment is supplied, or how long this part lasts. Treat it as a possible highlight to discuss with the skipper rather than a guaranteed, fully equipped wreck excursion. If this is the activity your group cares about most, ask Ivan or the operator for the current conditions and practical details before setting off.

The free stop is another useful feature. You can choose one place where your group would rather linger or swim. This is especially valuable on a private tour because different groups have different priorities. A family might want more time in calm water, while a group of friends might prefer photographs, snorkeling, or a beach bar.

What the $636.04 group price really means

The listed price is $636.04 for a private group of up to seven. At the full seven-person capacity, that works out to about $91 per person before fuel, lunch, and drinks. With six people, it is about $106 per person, again before those extras.

That can be fair value for a full day on a private boat, especially if you would otherwise need several separate outings to see Šolta, Blue Lagoon, Trogir, and Čiovo. The price also buys control over the group experience, rather than just a seat on a standard shared excursion.

The calculation becomes less attractive for a small party. Two or three people would carry much more of the group cost, and fuel is not included. Ask how fuel is calculated and what you should expect to pay before the trip. That is the most important pricing question here.

Lunch is not included, and neither are alcoholic drinks. Pack or plan for food, and allow room in the budget for drinks at a beach bar if that is part of your plan. The tour is best value when you can fill most or all of the seven available places.

Skippers, timing, and the feel of the day

Ivan is repeatedly described as accommodating, easygoing, and willing to take the group to good spots without watching the clock too closely. Ema is praised for arriving on time and being fully prepared. Those details matter on a boat day, where communication and flexibility can shape the whole experience.

The operator is Nakiros Charter, also known as Nakiros Boat Rental, Tours & Transfers. A previous booking included a boat called the Joker, but the specific boat for your reservation is not stated, so confirm the vessel if its size or style matters to you.

Weather deserves attention. One account describes a day that was cloudy and rainy over land but better out at sea. That is a useful reminder not to judge the whole outing by the forecast for Split alone. At the same time, conditions can still change, and a private boat day is always tied to the sea and weather.

You should be comfortable with a long day outdoors, repeated boarding and swimming stops, and time in the sun. Most people can participate, and service animals are allowed. The activity is near public transportation, but the exact meeting point is not supplied.

Who will get the most from this boat tour

I would recommend this experience most strongly to a group of friends or family members who can share the cost and want a flexible day around the water. The private format is also helpful if your group does not agree on one kind of stop, since you can mix village time, swimming, views, and a beach bar.

It suits you if you want:

• Several swimming locations rather than one beach
• A private skipper for your own group
• A long day that combines islands and coastal views
• Time at Blue Lagoon without giving up Trogir and Čiovo
• A chance to request one additional stop
• A relaxed boat day rather than a formal historical excursion

You may want another option if your budget is tight, your group is very small, or you want fuel and meals bundled into one fixed price. It is also not the best match if your main goal is an extensive walking tour of Trogir or a serious wreck-diving outing.

Practical advice before you book

Confirm the pickup location in Split or Trogir, since the operator serves both areas and the activity ends back at the meeting point. Also confirm the fuel arrangement, the boat being used, and whether snorkeling gear is supplied.

Bring swimwear, sun protection, a towel, and enough food or money for the day. The supplied details do not promise onboard lunch, drinks, or snorkeling equipment, so ask rather than assume.

The booking confirmation is issued within 48 hours and depends on availability. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the start time. A cancellation or change made less than 24 hours before the 9:00 a.m. start is not accepted for a refund.

Should you book the Blue Lagoon and four-island boat day?

Book it if you have a group large enough to divide the cost, want a full day at sea, and value the freedom to adjust your stops. The mix of Blue Lagoon, Vela Rina, Maslinica, Trogir, Čiovo, and the Nećujam sunken boat gives you more variety than a simple beach transfer.

I would be more cautious if you are booking for only two people or if you need a single all-inclusive price. Fuel, lunch, and drinks are extra, and the boat day depends on conditions. For the right group, though, this is a practical way to see several coastal highlights in one outing while keeping the day private and flexible.

FAQ

How long does the private boat tour last?

The experience lasts approximately eight to nine hours.

What time does the tour start?

The stated start time is 9:00 a.m.

Where does the tour operate?

The tour operates from Split and through the port of Trogir. The exact meeting point should be confirmed before departure.

How many people can join the private tour?

The price covers a private group of up to seven people.

Is fuel included in the price?

No. Fuel is not included and should be discussed with the operator before the tour.

Is lunch included?

No. Lunch is not included.

Can I choose one of the stops?

Yes. The tour allows one free stop of your choice, giving your group some control over the schedule.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel up to 24 hours before the experience for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not accepted for a refund.