
Blue Lagoon & Trogir — Half Day
The original half-day boat tour from Split — Drvenik Blue Lagoon, Beach Bar Borko and the UNESCO old town of Trogir in a 4.5-hour trip.
Free cancellation
Cancel up to 48 hours before — full refund, no questions.
Weather-safe reschedule
If the captain calls it, we reschedule or refund — never lose a day.
15% deposit only
Lock in your date with a small deposit. Balance paid on the day.
The Blue Lagoon half-day tour is the boat tour from Split we recommend for travellers who only have one free morning or afternoon and want the postcard version of Dalmatia without committing to a full 10-hour day on the water. Three stops, four and a half hours, and you're back in town in time for lunch or dinner. ⏰ Two departures every day — choose the one that fits your plans when you book: • Morning tour: 09:30 → 14:00 • Afternoon tour: 14:30 → 19:00 We leave Split Riva, and the first stop is the Drvenik Blue Lagoon — a sheltered channel between Drvenik Mali and Veli where the water is knee-deep, white-sand turquoise and warm enough for serious snorkelling on the Adriatic. We anchor so you can actually swim, not just photograph. Snorkelling gear is included; cold drinks and a wind jacket are on board. Next we pull in at Beach Bar Borko, a laid-back beach bar on the Drvenik coast — time for a cocktail, a cold beer or a coffee with your feet in the water before we move on. The final stop is Trogir, the UNESCO World Heritage town founded in the 3rd century BC and packed onto a tiny island connected to the mainland by two stone bridges. You get time to walk the marble cathedral square, climb the bell tower of St Lawrence if you want, and grab a gelato or coffee along the riva before we cruise the calm Kaštela channel back to Split. This is a group tour — max 12 guests on the boat, professional skipper and sailor, departs and returns from Split Riva. It's the best-value half-day boat tour from Split for families, couples and anyone who wants a real swim in tropical-looking water without the early start the Blue Cave route demands.
Duration
4.5 hours
Departs
Morning 09:30 or Afternoon 14:30
Max guests
12
Season
April 22 – October 22
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Itinerary
Blue Lagoon – Drvenik Island
~90 minShallow, crystal-clear turquoise water that feels more like the Maldives than Croatia. A pebble beach and incredible snorkelling await you in this picture-perfect lagoon.
Beach Bar Borko – Drvenik
~45 minA relaxed beach bar on the Drvenik coast. Cocktail, cold beer or coffee with your feet in the water — the perfect mid-tour pause before we cruise on to Trogir.
Trogir Old Town
~45 minA UNESCO World Heritage site founded in the 3rd century BC. Walk the ancient walls, admire the Cathedral of St Lawrence and lose yourself in the perfectly preserved medieval streets.
Where we meet
Pickup is at the marked gate on Split Riva, on the western end of the promenade. Look for the boat with the gold trim and the captain holding a Salty Adventures sign.
Address
Obala Hrvatskog narodnog preporoda
Split Riva, 21000 Split, Croatia
Be there by
15 minutes before departure
Briefing, safety walk-through, then we cast off.
Parking
Sustipan car park is a 7-min walk and the closest with day rates. Riva itself is no-stop only.
What's included
- ✓Professional skipper and sailor
- ✓All transportation and fuel
- ✓Travel insurance and wind jackets
- ✓Snorkel masks and fins for everyone
- ✓Bottled water
Not included
- —Lunch
- —Personal expenses
Not recommended for
- • Pregnant guests
- • Serious back or neck injuries
Book this tour
Shared boat — per person
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