Three islands, one smooth day from Split. This private speedboat trip strings together UNESCO Trogir plus serious swim time in the Blue Lagoon, and it’s the kind of itinerary that feels built for your own pace. I especially like that the boat is set up for comfort (sun deck, sun cover) and that snorkeling gear is part of the deal.

One thing to consider: it’s a fast-moving, water-heavy day with some walking at Trogir, so it may not suit everyone. If you’re dealing with back issues or you’d rather avoid boat time, you’ll probably be happier with a slower alternative.

Key Things You’ll Really Notice

• Private group up to 5 with a modern speedboat and a captain/guide experience in English
• Trogir UNESCO stop with about 1.5 hours for sightseeing and coffee
• Blue Lagoon on Drvenik Veli with roughly 3 hours for swimming and snorkeling plus a cocktail
• Solta and the Kontesa shipwreck area near Nečujam in a calm bay for about 1.5 hours of water time
• Bluetooth music, coolbox/fridge, and a fresh-water shower so you’re not “planning around” basics all day
• Bad-weather protection with a full refund if conditions shut things down

Private Speedboat Timing: How the Day Flows From Split

This tour is built around one clean departure: you start from Split at 9:00am, then you’re on the move right away. You’ll have a total duration of about 8 hours, and the plan is to return to Split around 2:00pm. That pacing matters because it gives you multiple swim windows, not just one rushed dip.

The boat setup is practical. You get a sun deck plus sun cover protection, so you’re not stuck baking the whole time. There’s also a fresh-water shower onboard, which sounds minor until you’ve actually gone from sea-salt water to dry clothes on a tight schedule.

One more detail that changes the feel of the day: you’re not sharing space with strangers. It’s a private group, and you can keep your plans flexible inside the outline (more time to swim, slightly different rhythm at stops). That freedom is especially useful when sea conditions are good and everyone wants more water time.

Trogir UNESCO in 90 Minutes: Palaces, Towers, and a Real Break

Your first big stop is Trogir, reached after a 30-minute fun ride from Split. Trogir is a UNESCO World Heritage town, listed in 1997, and it’s packed into a small area. You’re looking at a high concentration of palaces, churches, and towers, plus a fortress located on a small island.

You’ll have about 1.5 hours there, which is a sensible amount for a private day like this. It’s long enough to do a quick circuit, get your bearings, and enjoy at least one proper break (they build in coffee/free time). It’s also short enough that you don’t feel like you’re losing your whole day to land sightseeing when the whole point is islands and swimming.

A practical tip: bring comfortable shoes. The time feels “short,” but Trogir’s old-town streets add up fast. If you plan to snack or buy souvenirs, have some cash ready, since the tour doesn’t include lunch.

Drvenik Veli Blue Lagoon: 3 Hours for Swimming, Snorkeling, and a Cocktail

After Trogir, you jump back on the speedboat for about 20 minutes to Blue Lagoon bay on the island of Drvenik Veli. This is the centerpiece stop, with around 3 hours of water time.

Here’s what you can expect in plain terms:

• Swimming in clear, turquoise blue-green water
• Snorkeling with snorkeling equipment included
• A cocktail included during the stop

The tour emphasizes the look of the water, and it’s easy to see why people chase this part of the Adriatic. The key for you is how long they give you. Three hours is enough to do the full rhythm: quick rinse, settle in, snorkel once you’re comfortable, then take another swim when you want.

Also, the boat helps you stay comfortable. Because the boat has sun cover protection, you can get out of direct sun after a swim. Plus, there’s wind jacket provided—useful when you return to the boat feeling chilly from the sea breeze, especially if the day turns breezy.

Finally, don’t forget your towel: the tour notes you should bring your own beach towel. Towels aren’t included, so this is one easy “forget and regret” item.

Solta and the Kontesa Shipwreck Near Nečujam: Calm-Bay Snorkeling Time

Next up is the green island of Solta, where you spend time near Nečujam. The plan includes stopping in a calm bay where you can snorkel around a sunken shipwreck.

You’ll arrive after another 20-minute speedboat ride, and then you get around 1.5 hours at the water. That’s a good length for shipwreck-area snorkeling because it gives you time to:

• get your bearings in the bay
• snorkel when visibility is good
• take breaks without feeling rushed back onto the boat

The shipwreck mentioned is the Kontesa, and the water-time emphasis here is clear: this stop is about the sea experience, not a long stretch of sightseeing.

One more thing I appreciate about this itinerary design: it alternates “city time” with “water time.” After Trogir, you’re not stuck doing more walking. After the shipwreck area, you’re not stuck sailing with nothing to do. You’re always moving toward the next swim window.

Boat Comfort and the Real Value of a $647 Private Group

Let’s talk money in a way that helps you decide. The price is $647 per group, for up to 5 people. If you fill the boat with five, you’re roughly around $130 per person. If you bring fewer, the per-person cost climbs fast—but you’re still paying for privacy and convenience.

What makes this value feel “real” is what’s included beyond the ride:

• Snorkeling equipment
• Bottled water
• Wind jackets
• Bluetooth music plus a coolbox and fridge for beverages
• Insurance
• Shower with fresh water

In practice, those items save you from little purchases and little annoyances. You can bring your own drinks, keep them chilled, and play your own playlist through the boat’s audio system. In the feedback tied to this experience, the host named Vedran is praised for being accommodating, and the boat experience is described as clean and modern. There’s also a repeat theme of flexible hospitality, including letting your music play and keeping the vibe relaxed.

One detail worth noting: this tour includes a cocktail at Blue Lagoon, so even if you plan on bringing your own drinks, you still get a little onboard treat at the main swim stop.

Two items aren’t included: lunch and towels. The tour’s best habit is planning around that. Pack a snack or plan to pick up something in Trogir or back on land, and don’t rely on finding a towel at the last minute.

Timing, Packing, and Safety Notes You Should Not Skip

This day is mostly about sea time, but you still need to think like a sailor for a bit. Here’s what to bring:

• Warm clothing (wind can make you feel colder than you expect on the water)
• Cash for lunch and souvenirs
• Your own beach towel

The tour also sets a few clear boundaries:

• not recommended for participants with back problems
• not suitable for pregnant women
• not suitable for wheelchair users

That’s not a “maybe” list. It’s a “plan around it” list. If any of those apply, skip the speedboat option and look for a gentler format with easier boarding and calmer pacing.

Weather matters too. The plan notes that if conditions are poor enough, you’ll get a full refund (or you’ll have options like an alternative date, depending on how the day changes). That means you shouldn’t treat it like a guarantee, but it also means you won’t get stuck with a ruined schedule and no recourse.

Logistically, your meeting point is right where you want it: in front of St. Francis church (Sveti Frane) on Split’s Riva promenade area (the location notes Trg Franje Tuđmana 1, and the departure/return pin lists Trg Franje Tuđmana 2). Give yourself a few extra minutes. Speedboat schedules don’t forgive late arrivals.

Should You Book This Private Blue Lagoon 3-Island Tour?

Book it if you want a private speedboat day that mixes a quick UNESCO town stop with multiple swim/snorkel windows. The itinerary is built to give you enough time in the water to actually enjoy it: Trogir for quick culture and coffee, Blue Lagoon for the long swim session, then Solta/Nečujam for the shipwreck snorkeling.

Skip it if you’re sensitive to movement and pacing. The day includes boat transfers and some walking in a compact old town, and it’s not recommended for back problems or for pregnant travelers.

If your group is likely to fill the up to 5 spots, this tour can feel like strong value because the cost covers the boat, captain/guide, snorkeling gear, weather gear, and the little “comfort extras” like Bluetooth music and onboard shower. If you’ll go with fewer people, ask yourself whether you’d rather pay for privacy or trade some comfort for a cheaper option.

FAQ

What time does the tour start in Split?

The tour starts from Split at 9:00am.

How long is the tour?

The experience lasts about 8 hours.

Where do we meet in Split?

You meet in front of St. Francis church (Sveti Frane) on the Riva promenade area in Split (listed as Trg Franje Tuđmana 1), and the tour also lists Trg Franje Tuđmana 2 as the activity start and end pin.

What islands and stops are included?

The stops include Trogir, Blue Lagoon bay on Drvenik Veli, and a Solta/Nečujam stop for the shipwreck of Kontesa.

Is snorkeling gear included?

Yes. Snorkeling equipment is included.

Is lunch included?

No. Lunch is not included.

What happens if the weather is bad?

If the tour can’t run due to bad weather, you receive a full refund.