Private Blue Lagoon and 3 islands Tour from Trogir and Split

The best part of this private boat day is the mix of clear-water swimming and small coastal places that feel very different from Split. You start in historic Trogir, stop at the Blue Lagoon, visit Maslinica, eat near Stomorska, and finish with snorkeling around a shipwreck in Nečujam.

I like the freedom of a private group of up to six, and I like the range of stops. You get pretty water, old stone streets, a fishing village, a beach, lunch, and a little underwater adventure in one day. The main drawback is the price: $844.78 per group is good value with six people, but much less so for only two or three. Lunch is also extra, and hotel pickup is not included.

Key points to know before booking

• The Blue Lagoon is the main swimming stop: You get about 90 minutes in a shallow bay with a sandy bottom, clear water, and snorkeling opportunities.
• Trogir adds culture before the swimming: Guests coming from Split spend about 40 minutes in this UNESCO-listed town for coffee, breakfast, and photographs.
• The private boat matters: Your group alone takes part, which gives you more personal space and some flexibility during a long day.
• Maslinica offers two different stops: You have time in the old fishing village, then a short swim at a nearby small sandy beach.
• Lunch is at your own cost: The stop at Restoran Turanj lasts about 1 hour and 40 minutes, giving you time for a proper meal in Stomorska Bay.
• Nečujam finishes the day with a shipwreck swim: Snorkeling gear is supplied, but the tour does not promise a specific amount of underwater visibility.

A private speedboat day from Split or Trogir

This is a full 10-hour outing, not a quick coastal transfer with one swim stop. You spend much of the day moving between islands and bays, but the schedule also leaves time to walk, eat, take photos, and get in the water.

The boat is provided for your group alone, with space for up to six people. That changes the feel of the day. You are not joining a large mixed party, and you can enjoy the trip with family or friends without having to make conversation with strangers. The trade-off is simple: the group needs to stay reasonably organized so the day does not run late.

The tour can begin from Split or Trogir. If you start in Split, Trogir is the first stop. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, so you need to arrange your own way to the departure point. The available information does not specify the meeting location, so check that detail carefully before you pay.

The speedboat gives you access to several places that would be hard to combine by ordinary road transport. That is the real value here. You are not spending the day on one island. You are using the boat to connect a UNESCO town, open-water swimming spots, a traditional village, a tavern, and a shipwreck site.

Trogir gives the morning a strong start

For guests starting in Split, the first stop is historic Trogir, with about 40 minutes to look around. This is enough time for a morning coffee, a quick breakfast, and some holiday photographs, but not enough for a full museum visit or a slow walk through every lane.

Trogir is a good first stop because it gives the outing some history before the water activities begin. Its compact old center makes a short visit practical. You can get your bearings, see the stone streets, and enjoy a waterfront setting without spending the entire morning indoors.

I would keep your expectations in check. Forty minutes passes quickly, especially if you want coffee and photographs. If Trogir is a major reason for booking, you may want to plan a separate visit. On this tour, it works best as a pleasant opening stop rather than the main event.

For travelers departing from Trogir, the routing may feel different because the town is already your starting point. The supplied schedule specifically describes Trogir as the first stop for guests from Split, so confirm how the route is arranged from your chosen departure point.

Blue Lagoon and Krknjaši Bay are the day’s water highlight

The Blue Lagoon, also identified as Krknjaši Bay, gets about 1 hour and 30 minutes. This is the longest single stop and the place where you are most likely to spend the day’s best time in the water.

The bay lies between three islands and has a sandy bottom. The clear water makes it suited to swimming and snorkeling, and sea life can be seen below the surface. Snorkeling equipment is included, so you do not need to bring your own mask and gear for this stop.

I like the length of this visit. Many boat tours give you just enough time to get wet before calling everyone back aboard. Ninety minutes gives you room to swim, look underwater, sit on the boat, and enjoy the setting without turning the stop into a race.

Still, this is a natural swimming stop, not a controlled beach facility. The tour information does not promise changing rooms, showers, or a particular type of beach access. Bring what you need for a comfortable day on a boat, and keep in mind that conditions can affect the water experience.

The Blue Lagoon is also a good reason to bring sun protection. The itinerary includes several water stops, and the boat ride between them adds to your time outdoors. Light refreshments are supplied, but that should not be confused with a full meal or a detailed drinks service.

Maslinica combines a village visit with a short beach stop

After the Blue Lagoon, the boat heads to Maslinica on Šolta. The village stop lasts about 45 minutes. This is a quieter change of pace from swimming, with time to see an old fishing settlement and sit at a waterfront café.

Maslinica is useful for people who want more than a string of swimming stops. You can look at traditional coastal customs, enjoy the village atmosphere, and take a break from the boat. The stop is short, so treat it as a taste of the place rather than a full island visit.

The next stop is Maslinica Beach, with about 25 minutes for a quick swim. The beach is described as small and sandy. That makes it a nice contrast with the open bay, but the short timing means you should be ready to get in and out promptly.

This two-part visit is one of the tour’s smarter choices. You see a village, then get one more short swim before lunch. The drawback is that neither stop allows much time for a slow visit. If you prefer long café stops or a full afternoon on one beach, this schedule may feel hurried.

Stomorska Bay allows time for a proper lunch

The longest stop of the day is at Restoran Turanj in Stomorska Bay, lasting about 1 hour and 40 minutes. Lunch is not included in the tour price, but the stop is long enough for a relaxed meal rather than a rushed plate between boat movements.

This is where the private format can feel especially useful. Your group has time to sit together and choose what suits you from the tavern’s range of dishes. The information describes the meal as traditional and varied, but it does not provide a fixed menu or a set lunch price.

Plan for this cost when comparing the tour with other options. The advertised $844.78 covers the private boat experience, guide, taxes, light refreshments, and snorkeling equipment. It does not cover lunch. If six people share the price, the boat cost works out to roughly $141 per person before lunch. With two people, the same tour costs about $422 per person before food, so group size makes a major difference.

Stomorska Bay is also a practical pause in a very active day. By this point, you have already had a town visit, a long swim, and a second village and beach stop. A proper meal gives you time to dry off and recharge before the final snorkeling stop.

Nečujam ends with a shipwreck swim

The final listed stop is Nečujam, with about 45 minutes for swimming and snorkeling around a shipwreck. This gives the tour a more unusual finish than simply returning after lunch.

You get snorkeling equipment on board, so you can explore the area without bringing specialist gear. The attraction here is the change in scenery and subject. At the Blue Lagoon, the focus is clear water, sandy bottom, and sea life. At Nečujam, you have a man-made underwater feature to look at.

The tour information does not give the shipwreck’s size, depth, location within the bay, or water conditions. Keep your expectations practical. Think of this as a short snorkeling stop built into a boat day, not a technical wreck expedition.

Forty-five minutes is enough for a swim and a look beneath the surface, but it is not an all-afternoon session. It also comes late in the day, so you may be ready to rest by then. For many people, that final stop will feel like a worthwhile last splash rather than another major excursion.

What the private format adds to the price

The tour costs $844.78 for a group of up to six. That is a high total price for a day on the water, but the calculation looks better when the boat is full. Six people sharing the cost pay about $141 each before lunch. A private boat, driver-guide, refreshments, and snorkeling gear are included.

The strongest value comes from the route. You visit Trogir, the Blue Lagoon, Maslinica, a beach, Stomorska, and Nečujam in one day. A larger shared boat might cost less per person, but it may not offer the same private setting or the same sense of control over the group’s day.

For a couple, the value is harder to defend unless privacy is very important. The tour is not built around a low-cost day at sea. You are paying for a dedicated boat and guide, not just a seat on a standard transfer.

I would book this for a family or friend group of four to six people. That is where the price, privacy, and number of stops line up best. I would be more cautious with a small group if you are mainly interested in one place, such as Trogir or the Blue Lagoon. In that case, a shorter or shared trip may make more financial sense.

The tour has a 5 rating from 59 ratings and is recommended by 98 percent of participants. The most praised points are the beautiful swimming spots, the friendly and easygoing guide, the good meal stop, and the bright blue water at the lagoon. Those strengths match what the schedule does best: it creates a relaxed day for a group that wants scenery, swimming, and simple coastal stops.

Timing, comfort, and what to bring

This is a long day, with approximately 10 hours on the schedule. The listed stop times add up to about 5 hours and 45 minutes, leaving the rest for speedboat travel and movement between the islands. You should be comfortable spending much of the day outdoors and on the water.

Light refreshments are included, but lunch is not. Bring enough water and snacks for your own needs, especially if you have dietary concerns that may not be covered by the tavern’s menu. The provided details do not specify exactly which refreshments are served.

The tour is offered in English, and a driver-guide is included. No guide name is provided, so you should not book expecting a particular person. The guide’s role appears to combine boat driving, route management, and help with the day’s stops.

Children must be accompanied by an adult. Most people can participate, but the activity includes a speedboat ride, swimming, and snorkeling. If someone in your group has a specific mobility or medical concern, ask before booking, since no detailed accessibility information is supplied.

The tour requires good weather. If poor weather forces cancellation, you can choose another date or receive a full refund. You can also cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the start time. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours before departure are not accepted for a refund.

Who will enjoy this island day most

I would choose this tour if you want several different experiences in one outing. It suits a group that likes to alternate between short cultural visits and swimming stops, rather than spending the whole day at one beach.

It is also a strong fit for families and friends who value privacy. The group size limit of six keeps the boat intimate, and the private format means you share the day only with your own party.

Snorkelers have two clear reasons to book: the Blue Lagoon and the Nečujam shipwreck. You do not need to own equipment, which keeps packing simple. The tour is also suitable for people who want a little snorkeling without signing up for a specialized water-sports program.

I would hesitate if your priority is a long, slow visit to Trogir, a full day at the beach, or a low-cost boat ride. The schedule covers many places, so each stop is measured. You get variety instead of extended time in one location.

Should you book the Blue Lagoon and three islands tour?

Book it if you have four to six people, want a private boat, and like the idea of combining Trogir, swimming, island villages, lunch, and a shipwreck stop in one long day. The route offers more variety than a simple Blue Lagoon outing, and the private setting gives the day a relaxed social feel.

Think twice if you are traveling as only one or two people and are focused on price. The per-person cost rises quickly, lunch is extra, and the tour does not include hotel pickup.

For the right group, this is a well-balanced Croatian boat day. You get clear water, several chances to swim, a traditional tavern stop, and enough time in Trogir and Maslinica to make the route feel like more than a beach transfer.

FAQ

How long does the tour last?

The tour lasts approximately 10 hours.

Where does the tour depart from?

The tour is offered from Split and Trogir. Guests starting from Split visit Trogir as the first stop.

How many people can join the private tour?

The private tour is for your group only, with up to six people.

Is lunch included?

No. Lunch is not included in the tour price. The itinerary includes a stop at Restoran Turanj in Stomorska Bay, where you can order food separately.

Is snorkeling equipment provided?

Yes. Snorkeling equipment is included, along with light refreshments.

What places does the tour visit?

The route includes historic Trogir, Blue Lagoon or Krknjaši Bay, Maslinica village on Šolta, Maslinica Beach, Restoran Turanj in Stomorska Bay, and Nečujam.

Can children join the tour?

Yes, but children must be accompanied by an adult.

What happens if bad weather cancels the tour?

If poor weather causes cancellation, you will be offered a different date or a full refund. You can also cancel up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund.