Escape to the crystal-clear turquoise waters of the Adriatic. Discover secluded bays, snorkel over vibrant marine life, and explore the historic charm of Trogir on a curated boat excursion.
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Discover the Blue Lagoon on a private boat trip perfect for underwater photography and swimming.
Explore Trogir, the Blue Lagoon, and Šolta on this scenic half-day small-group speedboat tour.
Cruise from Split to a secret underwater museum and the Blue Lagoon with lunch and drinks included.
Customize your own private experience visiting the Blue Lagoon, Trogir, and secluded island bays.
Escape the city crowds with a speedboat tour to UNESCO-listed Trogir and the tropical Blue Lagoon.
Enjoy a private boat tour to the Kamerlengo fortress in Trogir and the crystal-clear Blue Lagoon.
Escape Split to see a turquoise lagoon, a shipwreck near Šolta, and the ancient city of Trogir.
Combine Blue Lagoon snorkeling with island wine tasting and a visit to a sunken ship on Šolta.
Take a speedboat trip from Trogir to the Blue Lagoon, Maslinica village, and Duga Bay.
Relax with a half-day tour from Trogir featuring dolphin spotting and a beach bar lunch.
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The Blue Lagoon, nestled between the Krknjaši islands off the coast of Drvenik Veli, is a natural masterpiece of shimmering turquoise water and rocky shorelines. Located just a short speedboat ride from the UNESCO-listed town of Trogir and the vibrant city of Split, it offers an idyllic retreat for travelers seeking to swim, snorkel, and soak up the Mediterranean sun. Whether you choose a high-speed small-group tour, a full-day cruise including a visit to a secret underwater museum, or a luxury private boat tailored to your schedule, the experience centers on the unparalleled clarity of the Adriatic Sea. Beyond the lagoon, most tours visit the historic streets of Trogir, the charming fishing villages of Šolta, or secluded bays like Duga Bay, ensuring a diverse day of exploration and relaxation.
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Summer (June-August) for best swimming weather|Shoulder Season (May & September) for fewer crowds
Swimwear (wear it under your clothes)|Lightweight summer clothing|Comfortable flip-flops or water shoes|A light jacket or hoodie for the morning/evening boat ride
The Krknjaši islands have served as a natural shelter for sailors since Roman times, providing calm waters during the fierce Bura winds.
Most tours offer a full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Check the specific 'Terms and Conditions' on the booking page for your selected tour.
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Real experiences from real travelers
The water at the Blue Lagoon is even more blue than the pictures. Our guide from the small-group speedboat tour was fantastic and gave us plenty of time to snorkel. Trogir was a beautiful bonus!
We booked a private boat for my family and it was worth every penny. We could stay longer at the lagoon and skip the crowds. The underwater photography was amazing.
The boat was fast and fun! The only thing is it gets quite windy on the speedboat, so bring a jacket. The Blue Lagoon itself is paradise for swimming.
We did the tour with the underwater museum. Seeing the statues underwater was a unique experience. Lunch was simple but fresh and delicious. Highly recommend!
Spent 5 hours on the water and loved every minute. The stop at Šolta for coffee was so peaceful. The lagoon water is shallow and safe for even nervous swimmers.
Fast ride, great music, and incredible views. We saw dolphins on the way back to Trogir! The lagoon was a bit busy, but that's expected in August.
Clear water, sunshine, and great vibes. The snorkeling gear provided was good quality. A must-do if you are staying in Split.
The Blue Lagoon has been on my list for years. Booking through this platform was easy and the tour operator was very professional. Five stars!
Everything you need to know for your journey
The Blue Lagoon (Krknjaši) is located on the east coast of the island of Drvenik Veli, near the smaller islands of Krknjaš Mali and Krknjaš Veli, roughly 7 miles from Trogir.
The only way to reach the Blue Lagoon is by boat. Most travelers book organized speedboat tours departing from the Split Riva or the Trogir waterfront. Private boat rentals are also available.
Yes, almost all organized tours provide snorkeling masks and snorkels for guests to use. Some high-end private tours may also provide fins.
The best time to visit is from late May to September when the weather is warm and the sea temperature is ideal for swimming. July and August are the peak months with the most sun.
Most tours are child-friendly, but high-speed speedboats can be bumpy. For families with very young children, a larger catamaran or a slower private boat is often a more comfortable choice.
Bring swimwear, a towel, high-factor sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and a light windbreaker jacket for the boat ride. Don't forget some cash for local island bars and cafes.
Speedboats cut through waves quickly, which can reduce the 'rolling' motion that causes sickness. However, if you are very sensitive, we recommend taking motion sickness medication 30 minutes before departure.
There is a famous restaurant (Krknjaši) and some smaller beach bars on the island of Drvenik Veli, but they can be pricey. Many full-day tours include lunch, while half-day tours usually allow time for a snack.
Yes, private charters are available for groups ranging from 2 to 12 people on standard boats, and larger groups can be accommodated on bigger vessels or by booking multiple speedboats.
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