Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124

Discover Croatia's highlights with this private speedboat tour from Split, visiting Blue Lagoon, Trogir, and Laganini Beach Club—perfect for a half-day escape.
A Closer Look at the Blue Lagoon and Trogir Town Half-Day Private Speedboat Tour from Split
If you’re after an adventure-packed yet relaxed way to explore some of Croatia’s most beloved coastal spots, this private speedboat tour from Split might just be what you’re looking for. Combining visits to the Blue Lagoon, the historic streets of Trogir, and a breezy stop at Laganini Beach Club, it offers a taste of the Dalmatian coast’s natural beauty and cultural charm—all in about four to five hours. What makes this experience stand out? The fact that it’s tailored for small groups—up to 12 people—and is entirely private, giving you flexibility and intimacy that larger tours can’t match.
One thing we particularly appreciate about this trip is the balanced itinerary: it offers a mix of swimming, sightseeing, and relaxing at a beach club, making it suitable for both adventure lovers and those simply wanting to unwind and enjoy the scenery. The highlight, undoubtedly, is the Blue Lagoon, known for its crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling and swimming. However, a potential consideration for travelers is that the stop in Trogir might be brief—just an hour to explore—so if you’re a history buff or love wandering through ancient streets, keep that in mind.
This tour best suits families, friends, or small groups of up to 12 who want a hassle-free, personalized day on the water, with opportunities for both adventure and relaxation. If you’re looking for a flexible, enjoyable way to see multiple sights without feeling rushed, this experience is likely to tick all the boxes.

More ways to experience Split from the water include these boat tours
The tour kicks off from a conveniently located meeting point on Obala Hrvatskog narodnog preporoda in Split. This central spot is near public transportation, making it accessible whether you’re arriving by bus, taxi, or even walking. The boat itself is a private speedboat, ensuring that your journey begins with a sense of exclusivity and comfort. As you board, you’ll immediately notice the boat’s well-maintained condition and the friendly crew, who are there to facilitate a smooth, fun, and safe trip.
Stop 1: Blue Lagoon / Krknjasi Bay (Approximately 2 hours)
This is the star of the tour—the Blue Lagoon. Known for its stunningly clear waters, it’s an ideal spot for swimming and snorkeling. Reviewers have noted how “the blue clear water was so pretty,” making for a memorable dip. The serenity of the lagoon, combined with the vibrant marine life visible through the water’s transparency, offers a refreshing escape from the mainland.
Snorkel gear is included, which means no need to bring your own unless you want to. The water is usually calm, safe, and inviting—perfect for families or anyone wanting to cool off and admire underwater sights. Some travelers mention that the beaches here are rocky, so packing water shoes and towels is recommended — a small detail that can significantly enhance your experience.
Stop 2: Historic City of Trogir (Approximately 1 hour)
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Trogir is a compact treasure trove of history. Its cobblestone streets, ancient castles, and picturesque waterfront create a vibe reminiscent of a small Venice. Reviewers like Denise noted that “the town was so cool with old castles,” and it’s easy to see why this spot is cherished.
However, it’s worth noting that the time here is quite limited—about an hour—so you’d want to prioritize the main sights or just soak in the atmosphere from one of the cafes. Some visitors, like Cathy, felt that “not really getting to see much of Trogir old town” was a bit of a missed opportunity, but others enjoyed the chance to explore a UNESCO site at a relaxed pace.
Stop 3: Laganini Beach Club (Approximately 45 minutes)
The perfect wind-down after sightseeing, this beach club offers a laid-back atmosphere with fantastic views. Reviewers rave about the great drinks, the chilled vibe, and the beautiful scenery. It’s a spot to unwind, sip on cocktails or local wine, and soak in the Dalmatian coast’s tranquil beauty.
While no lunch is included, many find the experience of relaxing at the beach club a worthwhile addition. Some mention they enjoyed “delicious food and tapas,” although that’s not officially part of the package. It’s the ideal stop for those wanting to enjoy the coast’s peaceful rhythm.
The tour includes snorkeling equipment, water, life jackets, insurance, fuel, and a skipper—a comprehensive package ensuring safety and comfort. No need to worry about extra costs for these essentials. On the flip side, lunch isn’t included, so bringing snacks or planning to buy at the beach club is advisable.
The reviews paint a clear picture of a mostly positive experience. Denise loved the kindness of the crew and the beautiful waters, while Diane appreciated the excellent crew and the shopping and food at the lunch stop. That said, some comments highlight minor inconveniences, like not being offered drinks during the trip or tight timing at Trogir.
Most agree that the views are stunning, and snorkeling at the Blue Lagoon is a highlight. The beach bar at Laganini is praised for its relaxed vibe and great scenery, making it a perfect spot to unwind.
For a more personal experience, these private Split tours deliver individual attention
The tour is weather-dependent; poor weather can lead to cancellation or rescheduling, with full refunds available if that happens. Booking about 79 days in advance is typical, reflecting its popularity, especially during high season. The cost per group averages about $881.22, which, when divided among up to 12 people, makes it quite reasonable for a private experience, especially considering the inclusive amenities.

This private speedboat trip is ideal for small groups or families who value exclusivity and flexibility. It’s perfect if you want to avoid crowded tours and prefer a more tailored experience. Whether you’re into swimming and snorkeling, exploring historic towns, or just relaxing over drinks with stunning views, this trip offers a versatile day on the water.
It’s especially suited for those who want a well-organized, all-in-one package—combining natural beauty, a UNESCO site, and beachside leisure—without the hassle of planning each component separately.

This tour offers an excellent balance of adventure, culture, and leisure. The private aspect means you can tailor the experience—perhaps spend longer at the Blue Lagoon or linger in Trogir if desired. The inclusion of snorkeling gear and the well-placed stops make it a practical choice for travelers aiming to get the most out of a limited timeframe.
The stunning scenery, combined with the chance to explore Trogir’s charming streets and relax at a beach club, makes this a memorable way to experience Croatia’s coast. It’s a fantastic option for those who want a hassle-free, personalized day without sacrificing quality or variety.
While the price might seem steep for some, the private nature, convenience, and diverse stops make it a solid value—especially for groups wanting an exclusive experience. Just remember to check the weather forecast before booking, and be prepared for a day that’s as relaxing or as active as you want it to be.

Is this tour suitable for families with children?
Yes, the tour includes snorkeling gear and water, making it family-friendly. Just keep in mind the timing and the rocky beaches at Blue Lagoon, so water shoes are advised.
How long is the entire tour?
The experience lasts approximately 4 to 5 hours, including stops at Blue Lagoon, Trogir, and Laganini Beach Club.
Do I need to bring anything besides swimwear?
Bringing towels, water shoes, and perhaps some snacks or drinks for the beach club is recommended since lunch isn’t included.
Can I customize the stops or duration?
Since this is a private tour, you can coordinate with the crew for any specific preferences, within the scheduled time frame.
What happens 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.
Is the tour suitable for non-swimmers?
Yes, but if you don’t want to swim or snorkel, you can simply relax on the boat or at the beach club while others enjoy the water.
This private speedboat tour from Split offers a well-rounded day of sightseeing, swimming, and relaxing, with the bonus of a personal touch. Whether you’re chasing stunning views, exploring UNESCO heritage sites, or just soaking up the sun, it’s a versatile choice that captures the essence of Croatia’s coast.