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Board a three-deck motor yacht on Split’s Riva for a full-day cruise to Borkko Beach, the luminous Blue Lagoon, and the quiet village of Maslinica on Šolta. Enjoy snorkeling, a charcoal-grilled lunch and unlimited local white wine while you explore sheltered Adriatic bays.
Board a three-deck motor yacht on Split’s Riva for a full-day cruise to Borkko Beach, the luminous Blue Lagoon, and the quiet village of Maslinica on Šolta. Enjoy snorkeling, a charcoal-grilled lunch and unlimited local white wine while you explore sheltered Adriatic bays.
You step onto the Riva as the harbor yawns awake—the Tamaris, a three-deck motor yacht, bobs gently beside Stand 8 while the palms along Diocletian’s promenade catch the morning light. A coffee and croissant set the tone, and soon the boat slips past Split’s fortressed waterfront toward Čiovo, to a small crescent of sand called Borkko where the Adriatic dares you to dive in.
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Operated by Blue Lagoon by Max Nautica · Split, Split-Dalmatia County
You step onto the Riva as the harbor yawns awake—the Tamaris, a three-deck motor yacht, bobs gently beside Stand 8 while the palms along Diocletian’s promenade catch the morning light. A coffee and croissant set the tone, and soon the boat slips past Split’s fortressed waterfront toward Čiovo, to a small crescent of sand called Borkko where the Adriatic dares you to dive in.
Geology here is simple and honest: limestone islands, eroded into low ridges and sheltered bays where water runs clear enough to read the sea floor. Šolta’s Maslinica has olive-scented hills and a small castle that marks the island’s maritime past. The Blue Lagoon—more of a shallow channel than a lagoon—is famous for its crystalline turquoise water and healthy Posidonia meadows that sustain local fish and calm the current.
Onboard, the day is practical luxury: sunbeds, shade, snorkeling kit (deposit required), and a charcoal-grilled Mediterranean lunch paired with local white wine. Expect guided stops for swimming and snorkeling, a chance to cliff-jump from the main deck, and a relaxed wander through Maslinica village.
Plan for sun protection, a quick check-in at 9:00 (departure 9:30), and minimal hiking—most activity is swimming and short seaside strolls. Keep a small amount of cash for extras and a waterproof pouch for your phone. This is a full-day, low-effort sea escape that rewards you with clear water, approachable island culture, and a reliable dose of Dalmatian sun.
easy.
8–9 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be comfortable swimming and boarding from a low boarding ramp.
Yes—snorkeling masks and fins are available on board; a €10 deposit is taken for each set and returned when equipment is returned.
You choose fish, chicken or a vegetarian grill option at check-in; lunch is charcoal-grilled and served with salad and unlimited local white wine after lunch.
Meet at Stand Number 8 on Split Riva (across Diocletian’s Palace) around 9:00 for a 9:30 departure; the boat is named Tamaris.
Yes—this tour is stroller-accessible and the Tamaris has bathrooms and showers; suitable for families but supervise children near water.
Split’s harbor has been a maritime hub since Roman times; Šolta’s Maslinica preserves fishing traditions and a small castle that hints at Venetian-era coastal defenses.
The area contains sensitive Posidonia seagrass beds—avoid anchoring on meadows, use reef-safe sunscreen, and minimize single-use plastics to protect marine habitats.
Blue Lagoon by Max Nautica operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto the Riva as the harbor yawns awake—the Tamaris, a three-deck motor yacht, bobs gently beside Stand 8 while the palms along Diocletian’s promenade catch the morning light. A coffee and croissant set the tone, and soon the boat slips past Split’s fortressed waterfront toward Čiovo, to a small crescent of sand called Borkko where the Adriatic dares you to dive in.
You step onto the Riva as the harbor yawns awake—the Tamaris, a three-deck motor yacht, bobs gently beside Stand 8 while the palms along Diocletian’s promenade catch the morning light. A coffee and croissant set the tone, and soon the boat slips past Split’s fortressed waterfront toward Čiovo, to a small crescent of sand called Borkko where the Adriatic dares you to dive in.
Geology here is simple and honest: limestone islands, eroded into low ridges and sheltered bays where water runs clear enough to read the sea floor. Šolta’s Maslinica has olive-scented hills and a small castle that marks the island’s maritime past. The Blue Lagoon—more of a shallow channel than a lagoon—is famous for its crystalline turquoise water and healthy Posidonia meadows that sustain local fish and calm the current.
Onboard, the day is practical luxury: sunbeds, shade, snorkeling kit (deposit required), and a charcoal-grilled Mediterranean lunch paired with local white wine. Expect guided stops for swimming and snorkeling, a chance to cliff-jump from the main deck, and a relaxed wander through Maslinica village.
Plan for sun protection, a quick check-in at 9:00 (departure 9:30), and minimal hiking—most activity is swimming and short seaside strolls. Keep a small amount of cash for extras and a waterproof pouch for your phone. This is a full-day, low-effort sea escape that rewards you with clear water, approachable island culture, and a reliable dose of Dalmatian sun.