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Discover the beauty of Croatia with this private Trogir and Blue Lagoon tour, offering stunning views, swimming, and a delicious included lunch.

This Croatia tour promises a full day of discovery, relaxation, and stunning scenery, all from the comfort of a private boat. While we haven’t experienced it ourselves, reviews and descriptions paint a compelling picture of what travelers can expect: charming medieval streets, crystal-clear waters, and an intimate boat experience that feels personalized.
One of the best features of this experience is its combination of cultural sightseeing and leisure—exploring UNESCO-protected Trogir before heading out for swimming and sunbathing in some of the most beautiful spots along the Adriatic coast. A potential consideration is the price point, which might seem high for some, but the exclusivity, private setting, and included meals make it worthwhile for many.
If you’re after a relaxed, scenic day with a focus on authentic scenery and comfort, this tour is particularly suited for small groups, families, or couples who want a private, customizable experience. If you prefer large crowds or a more structured group tour, this might feel a little too intimate or costly.

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This tour offers a well-balanced mix of history, natural beauty, and leisure, designed for travelers who want to experience Croatia’s coastal charm without the crowds. The nine-hour adventure begins promptly at 9:00 am, with pick-up options available, setting the tone for a smooth, hassle-free day.
Your day kicks off in Trogir, a UNESCO World Heritage Site on a tiny island just north of Split. Known for its centuries-old architecture and peaceful ambiance, Trogir provides a perfect introduction to Croatian culture and history. Expect a scenic walk along the promenade, soaking in views of medieval stone buildings, ancient churches, and the lively marina.
From reviews, it’s clear that visitors appreciate the calm, manageable pace of this stop. One reviewer noted, “Among historical beauty you can enjoy a calm walk across Trogir promenade,” highlighting how this part of the trip feels both educational and relaxing. It’s a great chance to snap some photos, buy local crafts, or simply enjoy the seaside vibe.
Next, your boat—an authentic wooden vessel—sets sail toward Iovo Island, specifically a hidden bay called Racetinovac D.O.O. Here, you’re treated to a relaxed onboard lunch, with options including fish, meat, or vegetarian dishes, tailored to your preferences. The reviews mention this meal as a highlight: “We stayed in bay for a quick swim after lunch,” which means you can expect a fresh, delicious meal with stunning sea views.
The boat’s size and private setting mean you won’t be sharing the space with strangers, allowing for a more intimate experience. The crew, praised for their friendliness and organization, makes sure everyone feels comfortable and well-cared-for.
The pièce de résistance is the Blue Lagoon at Krknjasi Bay, renowned for its striking shades of blue—what some might call “50 shades of blue.” You’ll stay here for about two hours, giving plenty of time for swimming, snorkelling, sunbathing, or just floating lazily in the warm waters.
From reviews, it’s evident this spot is a true crowd-pleaser. One traveler said, “Blue Lagoon will amaze you with its depths,” emphasizing the spectacular scenery and clear waters. The shallow, calm bays make it ideal for swimmers of all levels, and snorkelers can enjoy observing marine life—equipment is provided.
Throughout the day, you’ll have the chance to enjoy the beautiful coastline, with plenty of opportunities for photos and relaxing in the sun. The included snorkeling gear makes exploring underwater life straightforward, while the onboard restroom adds convenience.
The cost of $848.95 per group (up to 12 people) might seem steep, but considering the private boat experience, multiple swimming stops, a full meal, drinks, and the personalized service, many find it offers good value. This isn’t a mass tour—it’s tailored, exclusive, and flexible, ideal for those seeking a more private Croatia adventure.
This experience suits travelers who value authentic, scenic, and relaxed days on the water. It’s especially good for small groups, families with children, or couples seeking a private, intimate outing. If you’re after a structured, large-group tour with a strict timetable, this might not be the best fit. However, if you’re looking for flexibility, great views, and personalized service, this tour hits the mark.

For those wanting to combine cultural highlights with a day of swimming in Croatia’s stunning waters, this tour offers a compelling package. The cost reflects the private, personalized nature, but the value is clear in the quality of experience—beautiful scenery, a delicious meal, and a well-organized, friendly crew.
If you’re a fan of water-based activities, enjoy historic towns, and prefer small-group experiences, this tour will tick most boxes. It provides not just sightseeing but genuine moments of relaxation and connection with Croatia’s coastal charm.
While it’s not an inexpensive option, the combination of intimacy, flexibility, and scenic beauty makes it a worthwhile choice for those seeking a memorable and authentic Croatian day trip.

Is this tour suitable for children?
Yes, the tour is suitable for most travelers, including families with small children, especially since the vessel is private and the waters are calm in the bays.
What is included in the price?
The tour includes a full-day private boat experience, a three-course meal with options (fish, meat, vegetarian), drinks (water, juices, wine), snorkeling equipment, and restroom facilities onboard.
Can I customize the day’s itinerary?
While the itinerary is relaxed and offers some flexibility, specific customization requests should be discussed with the provider in advance, given the private nature of the tour.
How long is each stop?
You’ll spend about an hour in Trogir, an hour for lunch and swimming at Iovo Island, and about two hours exploring the Blue Lagoon, totaling approximately nine hours.
What should I bring?
Bring swimwear, sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and perhaps a towel. The tour provides snorkeling gear, but you might want to bring your own if you prefer.
Is there a pickup service?
Yes, pickup is offered, and the meeting point is flexible based on your location, making this a convenient option.
What’s the cancellation policy?
You can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before the tour start. If canceled less than 24 hours in advance, the full amount is non-refundable.
Does the tour operate in bad weather?
The experience is weather-dependent. If canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
How many people are in each group?
Up to 12 people per group, ensuring a personal experience without overcrowding.
Is there any additional cost I should be aware of?
Additional drinks beyond those provided onboard can be arranged in advance, and extra activities or transfers might incur extra charges.
This private tour combines the best of Croatia’s coastal charm with personalized service, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a relaxed yet memorable day at sea.