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An eight‑hour private speedboat excursion from Split takes you to Hvar, Brač, Šolta, the Pakleni Islands and the Blue Lagoon. Expect town walks, multiple swim and snorkel stops, and flexible bay time tailored to your group.
An eight‑hour private speedboat excursion from Split takes you to Hvar, Brač, Šolta, the Pakleni Islands and the Blue Lagoon. Expect town walks, multiple swim and snorkel stops, and flexible bay time tailored to your group.
The boat cuts through the Adriatic with a steady, purposeful wake; gulls wheel and the coastline of Split shrinks into a mosaic of stone roofs and pine. On an eight‑hour private speedboat tour from Split, the sea does more than carry you — it sets the pace, pushing you from sheltered bay to sunlit cove, from Hvar’s cobbled waterfront to the glassy shallows of the Blue Lagoon.
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Operated by Embark Croatia · Split, Split‑Dalmatia County
The boat cuts through the Adriatic with a steady, purposeful wake; gulls wheel and the coastline of Split shrinks into a mosaic of stone roofs and pine. On an eight‑hour private speedboat tour from Split, the sea does more than carry you — it sets the pace, pushing you from sheltered bay to sunlit cove, from Hvar’s cobbled waterfront to the glassy shallows of the Blue Lagoon.
This stretch of Dalmatia is carved from karst limestone and centuries of maritime trade. Islands like Brač and Šolta wear olive groves and fishing harbors; Hvar Town still shows Venetian and Austro‑Hungarian layers in its fortress and waterfront. The Pakleni archipelago, a scattering of low, green islets, shelters bars and quiet anchorages that swell with yachts in high season.
Expect a mix of short town stops and longer swim breaks: Milna on Brač for village life and ice cream, Hvar Town for 90 minutes of history and cafés, a Pakleni island bar stop, shipwreck and snorkel time off Šolta, plus a crystalline Blue Lagoon swim. The skipper handles mooring, navigation and safety; life jackets and snorkeling gear are provided.
Practical notes: wear reef or water shoes for rocky landings, bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a light windbreaker for open‑sea runs, and a printed passport. Tours depart from multiple docks around Split and nearby towns with same‑day WhatsApp pickup coordination. Private booking means your group can shift time in bays and ports, but total time afloat is roughly eight hours. Respect local moorings and marine life — anchoring is controlled and litter is not tolerated. This is a day of fast travel, clear water, and a close look at Dalmatia’s coastal character.
easy.
8 hours.
Low; must be able to get on/off a small boat and swim short distances from a ladder or rocky shore.
Multiple pickup points around Split and nearby towns (Trogir, Bol, Milna, etc.); a WhatsApp group on the day clarifies the exact dock and boarding instructions.
Yes — snorkels and masks are provided as part of the tour; bring your own if you prefer a personal fit.
Yes — this is a private tour so the skipper can adjust bay and port stops within the total eight‑hour duration to suit your group.
Generally yes; life jackets are provided for all. Supervise children in the water and inform the operator of any non‑swimmers when booking.
Dalmatian islands were long stops on Adriatic trade routes; Hvar’s fortress and harbor show Venetian and later Austro‑Hungarian influences tied to maritime commerce.
Boat operators follow designated mooring zones and local rules to protect seagrass beds; use reef‑safe sunscreen and avoid anchoring on Posidonia meadows.
Embark Croatia operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat cuts through the Adriatic with a steady, purposeful wake; gulls wheel and the coastline of Split shrinks into a mosaic of stone roofs and pine. On an eight‑hour private speedboat tour from Split, the sea does more than carry you — it sets the pace, pushing you from sheltered bay to sunlit cove, from Hvar’s cobbled waterfront to the glassy shallows of the Blue Lagoon.
The boat cuts through the Adriatic with a steady, purposeful wake; gulls wheel and the coastline of Split shrinks into a mosaic of stone roofs and pine. On an eight‑hour private speedboat tour from Split, the sea does more than carry you — it sets the pace, pushing you from sheltered bay to sunlit cove, from Hvar’s cobbled waterfront to the glassy shallows of the Blue Lagoon.
This stretch of Dalmatia is carved from karst limestone and centuries of maritime trade. Islands like Brač and Šolta wear olive groves and fishing harbors; Hvar Town still shows Venetian and Austro‑Hungarian layers in its fortress and waterfront. The Pakleni archipelago, a scattering of low, green islets, shelters bars and quiet anchorages that swell with yachts in high season.
Expect a mix of short town stops and longer swim breaks: Milna on Brač for village life and ice cream, Hvar Town for 90 minutes of history and cafés, a Pakleni island bar stop, shipwreck and snorkel time off Šolta, plus a crystalline Blue Lagoon swim. The skipper handles mooring, navigation and safety; life jackets and snorkeling gear are provided.
Practical notes: wear reef or water shoes for rocky landings, bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a light windbreaker for open‑sea runs, and a printed passport. Tours depart from multiple docks around Split and nearby towns with same‑day WhatsApp pickup coordination. Private booking means your group can shift time in bays and ports, but total time afloat is roughly eight hours. Respect local moorings and marine life — anchoring is controlled and litter is not tolerated. This is a day of fast travel, clear water, and a close look at Dalmatia’s coastal character.