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Experience the stunning Blue Lagoon and charming Trogir on this private boat tour with snorkeling, drinks, and flexible stops—perfect for memorable Adriatic adventures.
Exploring Croatia’s Coastal Gems: The Blue Lagoon & 3 Islands Private Boat Tour
If you’re dreaming of a day on the water in Croatia, this private boat tour covering the Blue Lagoon, Trogir, and nearby islands offers an enticing mix of natural beauty, history, and relaxation. With a full boat at your disposal, up to 12 people can enjoy this flexible experience, crafted to suit your pace and interests.
What really catches our eye is the personalized nature of this tour. Unlike large group excursions, you get the space and freedom to explore at your leisure, with guides who seem genuinely invested in making your day special. Plus, the inclusion of snorkeling gear, drinks, snacks, and towels means you won’t have to worry about bringing much beyond your swimsuit and sense of adventure.
That said, it’s worth noting that some reviewers mention the tour’s description may overstate the “luxury” aspect; it’s a comfortable boat, but not a high-end yacht experience. Also, the price might seem steep at over $860 for a group, but when you factor in private access, all the amenities, and multiple stops at prime locations, it’s often well justified—especially for those craving an authentic, customizable day on the water.
This tour is ideal for families, friends, or couples who value flexibility, personalized service, and the chance to explore Croatia’s coastal highlights without the crowds. If you’re keen on swimming, sightseeing, and enjoying local flavors at your own pace, this experience could become a true highlight of your trip.


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This private boat tour unfolds over approximately five hours, beginning in Split at the designated meeting point on Trumbieva obala 2. From there, your captain takes you on a journey through some of Croatia’s most enticing coastal sights.
Stop 1: Trogir
Your first stop is Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage site that feels like stepping into a fairytale. Built on a small island, this town boasts narrow streets, historic architecture, and a charming old town vibe. Guests report that guides like Rens and Julia appreciated their time here, noting the town’s beauty and the fact that it offers a perfect balance of exploration and relaxation. You have about an hour to wander, browse local shops, or simply soak in the scenery.
Stop 2: Blue Lagoon / Krknjasi Bay
Next, you’re whisked away to the Blue Lagoon or Krknjasi Bay, famed for its crystal-clear waters. This is undoubtedly the highlight for many, offering a perfect setting for swimming and snorkeling. Several reviewers, including Nicholas and Jin, loved how stunning the water looked and how much time they could spend cooling off. The provided snorkeling gear makes it accessible even for beginners, although one review mentioned the lack of noodles or flotation devices, so don’t forget your own if needed.
Stop 3: Necujam and Solta Island
Your final stop is the island of Solta, specifically around Necujam Bay. Here, you can choose to explore beaches, enjoy a laid-back lunch at a local restaurant, or relax by the water. Reviewers like Andrea and Molly highlight how they appreciated the flexibility—either hitting the beach, grabbing a bite, or simply lounging on the boat. The option to extend the lounging or enjoy local cuisine makes this stop versatile.
The experience is well-equipped with essentials for a comfortable day. Expect alcoholic beverages, water, soft drinks, snacks, towels, and fruits. Snorkel gear is also included, allowing you to explore beneath the surface. The boat itself is described as comfortable and well-maintained, with some reviewers calling it “gorgeous” and “clean.”
Many reviews emphasize the professionalism and friendliness of guides like Roko, Mile, Josip, and Ante. They’re praised not only for their local knowledge but also for their accommodating attitude—making adjustments based on the group’s wishes and ensuring everyone feels safe and happy.
For example, one reviewer mentioned Mile’s expertise and suggested he “gave great suggestions” on spots and lunch options. Another noted how Ivan made the day special, even helping with boat driving lessons for their son. These personal touches seem to elevate the experience beyond just the sights.
Most travelers book about 2 months in advance, indicating a high demand, which reflects the tour’s popularity and reputation. The cost per group (up to 10 people) is about $863, which might seem high but does include private use of the boat, all amenities, and multiple stops. This setup offers more privacy and flexibility than group tours, which is a significant advantage if you value a tailored experience.
Some reviews mention that the description overstates “luxury,” and the boat is more of a comfortable vessel than a high-end yacht. However, for most, the boat’s quality and service are more than sufficient, especially considering the personalized nature of the tour.
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If you love customized experiences on the water and want to explore Croatia’s coastal spots with the benefit of privacy, this tour fits the bill. It’s perfect for families, groups of friends, or couples seeking a relaxed yet adventurous day, with the flexibility to spend more time at the spots you love most.
It’s also suited for those who value local guides with solid knowledge and friendly service, and who want to avoid crowded, cookie-cutter excursions. However, if you’re seeking a luxury yacht experience or have budget constraints, you might want to explore other options.
Is this tour private?
Yes, this is a completely private experience for your group, with no other travelers joining.
What is included in the price?
The price covers use of snorkeling equipment, alcoholic beverages, water, soft drinks, snacks, towels, and fruits. It does not include lunch, which is optional and available at local restaurants at your discretion.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts about 5 hours, giving enough time to enjoy each stop without feeling rushed.
Can I customize my stops?
Absolutely. The tour is designed for flexibility, so you can spend more or less time at each location depending on your preferences.
What should I bring?
Bring your swimwear, sun protection, and perhaps a waterproof camera. The tour provides towels and snorkeling gear, but you may want to bring your own flotation devices if needed, as some reviews noted their absence.
Is there pickup from my hotel?
Pickup is offered, but the meeting point is at Trumbieva obala 2 in Split. Confirm your pickup arrangement when booking.
What if the weather is bad?
The tour requires good weather. If canceled due to poor conditions, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
How far in advance should I book?
Most travelers book around 2 months ahead, especially during peak season, to secure their spot.
Are there any age restrictions?
Most travelers can participate, including families with kids, as long as they are comfortable on a boat and swimming.
To sum it up, this Blue Lagoon & 3 Islands Private Boat Tour offers a thoughtful balance of relaxation, adventure, and cultural charm. The personalized approach, knowledgeable guides, and scenic stops make it a worthwhile choice for those who want an authentic and flexible Croatian coastal experience. While it may not be a luxury yacht, it delivers excellent value through its intimate setup, inclusive amenities, and the chance to see some of Croatia’s most treasured spots without the hassle of large groups. Perfect for travelers seeking a memorable day tailored to their wishes—just bring your sense of adventure, some sunscreen, and a thirst for discovery.