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Customize a full‑day private charter from Split or Trogir to explore hidden bays, snorkel crystal waters and visit coastal villages. A local captain picks the best sheltered routes and quiet beaches to match your group’s pace.
Customize a full‑day private charter from Split or Trogir to explore hidden bays, snorkel crystal waters and visit coastal villages. A local captain picks the best sheltered routes and quiet beaches to match your group’s pace.
The engine ticks awake as the harbor slips behind you and the Adriatic opens into blue that dares you to dive in. From Matejuška in Split or the stone quay at Trogir, a private captain charts a route through sun-dimpled water, threading between islands, hidden coves and beaches only accessible by boat.
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Operated by Adriatica Charter - Day Tours · Split, Split‑Dalmatia County
The engine ticks awake as the harbor slips behind you and the Adriatic opens into blue that dares you to dive in. From Matejuška in Split or the stone quay at Trogir, a private captain charts a route through sun-dimpled water, threading between islands, hidden coves and beaches only accessible by boat.
This stretch of Dalmatia is layered with history: Roman quays, Venetian fortresses and Medieval Trogir’s UNESCO‑listed old town appear like chapters along the coastline. Geologically the islands are limestone outcrops sculpted by wind and sea, which creates narrow channels, shelly beaches and underwater caves ideal for snorkeling. Local culture still orbits the sea — fishing, olive oil and late‑afternoon swims shape daily life.
On a custom full‑day charter you’ll choose the rhythm: anchor in a turquoise bay for snorkeling, drop in at a seaside konoba for grilled fish, or cruise past Kamerlengo Fortress and the low karst islands beyond. Expect calm to moderate seas depending on wind; captains know sheltered route options and hidden beaches away from the midday crowds.
Practical guidance: bring reef‑friendly sunscreen, secure footwear for boarding, and a light wind layer for the open crossing. Hydrate and keep a dry bag for electronics. If you plan to swim or snorkel, basic swimming ability is required. Boats are offered in Comfort (up to 7 pax) and Premium (up to 12 pax) configurations — larger craft add comforts like a fridge and shower. Book mornings for calmer seas and late‑afternoon returns to avoid peak sun and busiest ports.
easy.
9 hours (full day).
Light activity: comfortable standing, short climbs on and off small boats, and basic swimming ability for snorkeling.
Yes — this is a private custom tour; the captain will design a route around your interests, weather and sea conditions.
Typical meeting points are Matejuška pier in Split or Obala bana Berislavića in Trogir near Kamerlengo Fortress; return to the same harbor.
Yes — use of snorkeling equipment is included, but you may bring personal masks for comfort and fit.
Yes — infants and small children can use strollers onshore and must sit on laps on small boats; check safety measures with the operator.
Trogir’s waterfront and Kamerlengo Fortress reflect Venetian and medieval maritime power; the Dalmatian coast has long been a crossroads of Roman, Venetian and Ottoman influences.
Respect designated anchoring zones and avoid seagrass beds (Posidonia) when mooring; responsible waste disposal and reef‑safe products help protect fragile marine habitats.
Adriatica Charter - Day Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The engine ticks awake as the harbor slips behind you and the Adriatic opens into blue that dares you to dive in. From Matejuška in Split or the stone quay at Trogir, a private captain charts a route through sun-dimpled water, threading between islands, hidden coves and beaches only accessible by boat.
The engine ticks awake as the harbor slips behind you and the Adriatic opens into blue that dares you to dive in. From Matejuška in Split or the stone quay at Trogir, a private captain charts a route through sun-dimpled water, threading between islands, hidden coves and beaches only accessible by boat.
This stretch of Dalmatia is layered with history: Roman quays, Venetian fortresses and Medieval Trogir’s UNESCO‑listed old town appear like chapters along the coastline. Geologically the islands are limestone outcrops sculpted by wind and sea, which creates narrow channels, shelly beaches and underwater caves ideal for snorkeling. Local culture still orbits the sea — fishing, olive oil and late‑afternoon swims shape daily life.
On a custom full‑day charter you’ll choose the rhythm: anchor in a turquoise bay for snorkeling, drop in at a seaside konoba for grilled fish, or cruise past Kamerlengo Fortress and the low karst islands beyond. Expect calm to moderate seas depending on wind; captains know sheltered route options and hidden beaches away from the midday crowds.
Practical guidance: bring reef‑friendly sunscreen, secure footwear for boarding, and a light wind layer for the open crossing. Hydrate and keep a dry bag for electronics. If you plan to swim or snorkel, basic swimming ability is required. Boats are offered in Comfort (up to 7 pax) and Premium (up to 12 pax) configurations — larger craft add comforts like a fridge and shower. Book mornings for calmer seas and late‑afternoon returns to avoid peak sun and busiest ports.