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Leave Trogir's medieval quay for a four-hour private cruise to the crystalline Blue Lagoon and the fishing bay of Maslinica on Šolta. Swim, snorkel, explore a lighthouse and sample Dalmatian coastal life without the crowds.
Leave Trogir's medieval quay for a four-hour private cruise to the crystalline Blue Lagoon and the fishing bay of Maslinica on Šolta. Swim, snorkel, explore a lighthouse and sample Dalmatian coastal life without the crowds.
The motor eases out of Trogir's stone harbor and the sea opens like a blue challenge — glassy lanes streaked by wake and sunlight. Within minutes the low Dalmatian coastline slips astern and the Krknjaši islets appear: limestone ledges rimmed with bright Posidonia meadows and small pebble beaches where the water pulls at your feet and dares you to dive.
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Operated by Adriatica Charter - Day Tours · Trogir, Split-Dalmatia County
The motor eases out of Trogir's stone harbor and the sea opens like a blue challenge — glassy lanes streaked by wake and sunlight. Within minutes the low Dalmatian coastline slips astern and the Krknjaši islets appear: limestone ledges rimmed with bright Posidonia meadows and small pebble beaches where the water pulls at your feet and dares you to dive.
This half-day private boat tour visits the famous Blue Lagoon (Krknjaši), the sheltered bay at Maslinica on Šolta, and a quick stop at the tiny Čelica island lighthouse. Trogir itself is a UNESCO-listed medieval port with Venetian walls and Romanesque architecture, while Šolta’s villages preserve fishing traditions and locally produced olive oil. Geologically, the islands are karst outcrops — sculpted limestone with sparse scrub and pockets of fertile soil that support olive terraces.
Expect two hours for swimming and snorkeling in crystalline shallows, an hour ashore in Maslinica for coffee or a light Dalmatian lunch, and a short photo stop at Čelica. The skipper provides snorkel gear, lifejackets, bottled water and wind jackets; the trip is private and weather dependent. Prepare for sun, salt, and sudden gusts; the skipper knows where to anchor to protect seagrass beds.
Practical tips: arrive 15 minutes early at Kamerlengo fortress, bring reef-friendly sunscreen, and keep a light dry bag for valuables. This is an easy, family-friendly outing for swimmers comfortable in open water and anyone who prefers a relaxed pace with local flavor.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic swimming ability recommended for snorkeling stops
The tour boards in front of Kamerlengo Fortress in Trogir's harbor; meet at the dock 15 minutes before departure.
Yes — the operator supplies snorkel equipment and lifejackets, though you may prefer to bring your own mask for fit and comfort.
Yes for children when accompanied by an adult; lifejackets are provided and non-swimmers can remain on board during swim stops.
If weather prevents safe operation you will be offered an alternative date or a full refund; standard cancellations require 24+ hours for a full refund.
Trogir’s compact old town dates to Roman and Venetian eras and is UNESCO-listed; Šolta’s bays were long-used by island fishermen and olive growers.
The area contains important Posidonia oceanica meadows—avoid anchoring on seagrass beds and minimize single-use plastics to protect marine habitats.
Adriatica Charter - Day Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The motor eases out of Trogir's stone harbor and the sea opens like a blue challenge — glassy lanes streaked by wake and sunlight. Within minutes the low Dalmatian coastline slips astern and the Krknjaši islets appear: limestone ledges rimmed with bright Posidonia meadows and small pebble beaches where the water pulls at your feet and dares you to dive.
The motor eases out of Trogir's stone harbor and the sea opens like a blue challenge — glassy lanes streaked by wake and sunlight. Within minutes the low Dalmatian coastline slips astern and the Krknjaši islets appear: limestone ledges rimmed with bright Posidonia meadows and small pebble beaches where the water pulls at your feet and dares you to dive.
This half-day private boat tour visits the famous Blue Lagoon (Krknjaši), the sheltered bay at Maslinica on Šolta, and a quick stop at the tiny Čelica island lighthouse. Trogir itself is a UNESCO-listed medieval port with Venetian walls and Romanesque architecture, while Šolta’s villages preserve fishing traditions and locally produced olive oil. Geologically, the islands are karst outcrops — sculpted limestone with sparse scrub and pockets of fertile soil that support olive terraces.
Expect two hours for swimming and snorkeling in crystalline shallows, an hour ashore in Maslinica for coffee or a light Dalmatian lunch, and a short photo stop at Čelica. The skipper provides snorkel gear, lifejackets, bottled water and wind jackets; the trip is private and weather dependent. Prepare for sun, salt, and sudden gusts; the skipper knows where to anchor to protect seagrass beds.
Practical tips: arrive 15 minutes early at Kamerlengo fortress, bring reef-friendly sunscreen, and keep a light dry bag for valuables. This is an easy, family-friendly outing for swimmers comfortable in open water and anyone who prefers a relaxed pace with local flavor.