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Cruise out of Split on a pirate‑style boat to swim in the crystalline Blue Lagoon and explore a hidden underwater museum of submerged sculptures. This full‑day trip includes lunch, unlimited domestic wine during the meal, and snorkeling gear (€10 deposit).
Cruise out of Split on a pirate‑style boat to swim in the crystalline Blue Lagoon and explore a hidden underwater museum of submerged sculptures. This full‑day trip includes lunch, unlimited domestic wine during the meal, and snorkeling gear (€10 deposit).
The morning air on Split’s Riva tastes of salt and espresso as the Korsaro, a pirate‑styled cruiser, rocks gently at the pier. By 09:30 the boat threads between low, limestone islets—Čiovo and Fumija among them—skimming bays that hold water so clear you can read the seafloor like a map.
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Operated by Deep Sea Yachting d.o.o. · Split, Split-Dalmatia County
The morning air on Split’s Riva tastes of salt and espresso as the Korsaro, a pirate‑styled cruiser, rocks gently at the pier. By 09:30 the boat threads between low, limestone islets—Čiovo and Fumija among them—skimming bays that hold water so clear you can read the seafloor like a map.
This stretch of the central Dalmatian coast is carved from karst: white rock, scrub pines, and sheltered coves shaped by millennia of wave and wind. The tour folds together maritime culture and contemporary curiosity — a short stop at Fumija for snorkeling, then a stretch of open sea leading to a shallow, purposefully submerged collection of statues that forms Croatia’s secret underwater museum and an artificial reef for marine life.
Local rhythms matter: fishermen’s boats, Venetian‑era stone architecture in Split, and lunchtime conviviality onboard where domestic wine flows free and three burger choices are served. The day offers easy immersion rather than athletic challenge: swimming in calm bays, snorkeling with provided gear, and time to sun on the upper deck with a live DJ setting a relaxed tempo.
Practical notes: meet at “Mletački mul” on the Riva at 09:00, bring swimwear, towel, reef‑safe sunscreen and a €10 cash deposit for snorkel gear (refunded). Expect roughly 8–9 hours aboard, one hour at the Blue Lagoon (weather permitting), restroom facilities on board, and moderate boat motion — bring seasickness prevention if you’re prone. Arrive early, pack water‑resistant camera gear, and plan for an easy, social day on Dalmatian waters.
easy.
8–9 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires basic swimming comfort for snorkeling.
Meet at Mletački mul on Split’s Riva (promenade) by 09:00; the Korsaro is a pirate‑style boat with a visible figure on top.
Yes — masks, snorkels and fins are available but require a €10 cash deposit that’s refunded when the gear is returned.
The typical stop is about one hour for swimming and snorkeling, though this can be adjusted for safety in poor weather.
Lunch (choice of beef, tuna, or vegetarian burger with fries) and unlimited domestic red/white wine during lunch are included; juice and water are available all day.
Split and the surrounding islands were shaped by centuries of maritime trade and Venetian influence; many stone harbors and routes date to the seafaring economy of the Adriatic.
The tour operates in fragile coastal habitats; use provided facilities, avoid anchoring on seagrass beds, and use reef‑safe products to minimize impact.
Deep Sea Yachting d.o.o. operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The morning air on Split’s Riva tastes of salt and espresso as the Korsaro, a pirate‑styled cruiser, rocks gently at the pier. By 09:30 the boat threads between low, limestone islets—Čiovo and Fumija among them—skimming bays that hold water so clear you can read the seafloor like a map.
The morning air on Split’s Riva tastes of salt and espresso as the Korsaro, a pirate‑styled cruiser, rocks gently at the pier. By 09:30 the boat threads between low, limestone islets—Čiovo and Fumija among them—skimming bays that hold water so clear you can read the seafloor like a map.
This stretch of the central Dalmatian coast is carved from karst: white rock, scrub pines, and sheltered coves shaped by millennia of wave and wind. The tour folds together maritime culture and contemporary curiosity — a short stop at Fumija for snorkeling, then a stretch of open sea leading to a shallow, purposefully submerged collection of statues that forms Croatia’s secret underwater museum and an artificial reef for marine life.
Local rhythms matter: fishermen’s boats, Venetian‑era stone architecture in Split, and lunchtime conviviality onboard where domestic wine flows free and three burger choices are served. The day offers easy immersion rather than athletic challenge: swimming in calm bays, snorkeling with provided gear, and time to sun on the upper deck with a live DJ setting a relaxed tempo.
Practical notes: meet at “Mletački mul” on the Riva at 09:00, bring swimwear, towel, reef‑safe sunscreen and a €10 cash deposit for snorkel gear (refunded). Expect roughly 8–9 hours aboard, one hour at the Blue Lagoon (weather permitting), restroom facilities on board, and moderate boat motion — bring seasickness prevention if you’re prone. Arrive early, pack water‑resistant camera gear, and plan for an easy, social day on Dalmatian waters.