Blue Lagoon, minus the crowd vibe. This luxury boat tour from Split stitches together historic Blue Lagoon at Krknjaši and two swimming bays around Šolta, with the day paced by great crew energy, proper timing, and time spent anchored.

What I like most is how relaxed it feels on the water. You’re anchored inside the stops instead of spending the day circling or queueing, so you actually get that quiet, keep-the-sun-and-water vibe. I also appreciate the hospitality that’s built in: soft drinks and beer, homemade cookies and liquor, plus snorkeling gear so you can take a swim plan seriously without last-minute extras.

One thing to consider: this is very much a water-focused day. If you want lots of long walks on land, you may find the shore time a bit short, and it’s not suitable for pregnant women or people over 70.

Key highlights worth clocking

• Quieter water time with stops anchored in your own spots, not a constant carousel
• Great music and crew energy that sets the tone without turning it into a party boat
• Included snorkeling gear and plenty of real swimming time across two bays
• Homemade cookies and liquor plus soft drinks and beer, already rolled into the price
• Trogir old town time paired with sea breaks, so the day doesn’t feel one-note

Split’s smooth start: meeting at the seaside

The day begins at Trumbićeva obala 18, by the seaside of your hotel area. That matters more than you’d think. When your meeting point is straightforward, you arrive calm, not stressed. From there, you roll quickly into the cruise segments that build the day.

This tour is designed to feel easy even before you get on board. You don’t need to hunt down a complicated pickup system. You just show up with a towel and a good attitude, and the crew handles the rest.

Trogir: the 1-hour old-town walk that gives context

First up is Trogir. You’ll cruise over for about 25 minutes, then you get around an hour to visit the town. Trogir is the kind of place where a short walk works well. You can see enough to understand why people talk about it, without burning your whole day on land.

What makes this stop especially good on a boat tour: you get variety. Sea time first is fun, but a historic town break changes your rhythm. And it’s not just sightseeing from the water. You can actually stroll and soak up the atmosphere for a focused hour.

One extra plus: the guide provides history during the day. In particular, Marin is noted for sharing information about the locations you visit. Even if you’re not a big museum person, it turns Trogir from background scenery into something you can read and enjoy in real time.

Krknjaši Blue Lagoon: 75 minutes anchored for real swimming

Next comes Krknjaši Blue Lagoon, reached with a short boat cruise of about 20 minutes. Then the day turns into water time in a big way: roughly 75 minutes of swimming at the lagoon.

The biggest quality here is not just the water—it’s the way the stop is handled. You’re anchored inside your location, which typically means less time wasted and more time where you actually want to be: in the water, near the swim spot, under good conditions, with time to relax.

You also get snorkeling gear included. That’s a small thing until you’re actually standing there trying to decide what to do. With gear already provided, you can choose your own pace. Swim and float if that’s your style. Or put the gear on and look around if you want to explore what’s under the surface.

And yes, music is part of the package. The crew and the onboard soundtrack help make this stop feel like a guided day out, not just a transfer between locations.

Šolta’s Nečujam bay: two swimming moods, one calm coastline

After Krknjaši, the tour shifts to Šolta with a boat cruise of about 30 minutes. Then you land in Nečujam for swimming—around 70 minutes total.

Nečujam works well as a second swimming stop because the scenery changes from the lagoon feel to a more bay-style hangout. The tour specifically mentions Mohito Bay within the Nečujam area. That gives you a fun target while you’re in the water, and it also helps you structure the time: swim, move along the bay a bit, then settle where you like best.

This is also where the “no crowds” idea really matters. A quiet anchoring setup means you can focus on your own swim rhythm. You can spend more time enjoying the water itself and less time reacting to other boats, noise, or constant movement.

The onboard comfort details that make a difference

If you’re picky about boats (and you should be), you’ll appreciate what’s described about this one. The boat is described as very comfortable, with a standout feature: a rear sunbed. That’s the kind of detail that changes your day. When you can sit back in a comfortable spot, the cruises feel relaxing instead of tiring.

Also, this is billed as a luxury tour, and the onboard extras support that. You’re not just getting transported to water. You get a full experience rhythm: music, friendly hosts, snacks, drinks, and time to breathe between swim moments.

Drinks, cookies, and the Marin and Bruna touch

Food and drink on a boat tour can be hit-or-miss. Here, the included items are clearly part of the plan: soft drinks and beer, homemade cookies, and liquor.

A key reason I think this matters: it keeps the vibe smooth. When refreshments are handled, you don’t have to stop your day for purchases, line up, or decide whether it’s worth spending money just to stay comfortable.

The crew also seems to bring personality. One of the strongest notes is about the hosts—Marin and Bruna. Marin is singled out for sharing history about the places you go, which can add meaning to short stops like Trogir. Bruna is noted for bringing homemade sweets and liquor, and the fact that it’s homemade comes through in the way the experience is remembered.

And one more small but important rule: no smoking on board. It’s not flashy, but it helps keep the atmosphere pleasant.

How the 5 hours are paced (and why it works)

This tour runs about 5 hours total. That timing is a sweet spot for many visitors from Split. It’s long enough to feel like a real outing—three main stops with proper swimming—but short enough that you’re not exhausted when you return.

Here’s what the day rhythm looks like in practice:

• A cruise into Trogir, then about an hour to walk and look around
• A cruise to Krknjaši, then a longer lagoon swim window
• A cruise to Šolta, then swimming again at Nečujam
• A final cruise back along the Split-Dalmatia County area before you return to the starting point

Because the cruise segments are relatively short between stops, you spend more time where it counts: in the water or on land with something to see.

Price and value: what $88 buys you

At $88 per person for a 5-hour luxury-style day, the real value is the “included” nature of it. The tour provides:

• soft drinks and beer
• homemade cookies and liquor
• snorkeling gear
• a professional crew
• an English live tour guide
• no additional cost mentioned beyond what’s already included

That combination is what makes the price feel fair. Many day tours start cheap and then add costs for gear, food, or basic comfort items. Here, the essential comfort and activity gear are already part of the package, so your day budget doesn’t get chopped up into smaller surprise decisions.

Also, the “no crowds” setup can be worth money by itself. If you’ve ever done a popular coastal stop and spent your time negotiating space, you’ll understand why a more anchored, calmer feel matters.

Practical stuff to bring and rules to respect

Pack light. You’ll want a towel. That’s the only “must bring” item listed.

On-board rules are also part of the planning:

• No smoking allowed on the boat
• Baby strollers are not allowed
• Luggage or large bags are not allowed
• Bikes and baby carriages are not allowed

A couple of these points are worth stressing. If you’re traveling with a lot of gear, you’ll need to travel smarter. This is not the kind of tour where you can bring bulky bags and spread out. It’s a boat day with limited storage for large items.

Who should book this Split boat tour

This tour fits best if you want a day that mixes sea and history without complicated logistics.

It’s a strong match for:

• couples who want a scenic day with music, swimming time, and a relaxed pace
• solo travelers who like guided context plus freedom in the water
• families looking for an easy, organized outing (the day is planned and the boat provides the activity structure)

It’s not a good match if:

• you don’t want to spend most of the day on the water
• you need a more walking-heavy itinerary
• you fall into the listed limits: not suitable for pregnant women and people over 70

Should you book this Exclusive Blue Lagoon Luxury Boat Tour?

I’d book it if your ideal day in Dalmatia looks like this: a simple start in Split, one historic stop you can actually walk through, and then real time anchored at Krknjaši Blue Lagoon plus a second swim window at Nečujam (with Mohito Bay). The combination of included gear, refreshments, and the “no crowds” feel makes it easier to relax and actually enjoy the water.

Skip it if you’re looking for a long, land-based sightseeing day. This is built for swimming, floating, and enjoying the boat ride with great crew energy.

If you want my quick rule: book it for the quieter swim experience and the guided-without-being-fussy vibe. Pass if you want more time on land than time in the sea.

FAQ

Where does the tour start in Split?

The starting location is Trumbićeva obala 18, and the meeting point is the seaside of your hotel.

How long is the boat tour?

The tour lasts about 5 hours.

How much does the tour cost?

It costs $88 per person.

Is there an English-speaking guide?

Yes. The tour includes a live guide in English.

What stops are included during the day?

You visit Trogir, Krknjaši Blue Lagoon, Šolta, and Nečujam, with cruise time back toward the Split-Dalmatia County area before returning to the starting point.

Is snorkeling gear included?

Yes. Snorkeling gear is included.

What food and drinks are included?

Soft drinks and beer are included, along with homemade cookies and liquor.

What should I bring?

Bring a towel.

Is smoking allowed on the boat?

No smoking is allowed on the boat.

What happens if the tour is cancelled due to bad weather?

If the tour is cancelled because of bad weather, you’ll receive a full refund or you can join the same tour on another day, depending on availability.

Can the tour be customized for a private booking?

Yes. For a private tour, the trip can be customized to your liking, and additional services or requests may be possible if needed.