The Half-Day Blue Lagoon And Trogir Tour From Split

Split is a Blue Shark Boat Tours & Transfers base for boat trips and island hopping throughout the city, and a panoramic cruise starting from the famous Riva Promenade in the city centre. The waterfront is the most attractive and exciting place in the city of Split. The view of the Adriatic from the speedboats is impressive. A famous Mediterranean city offers a variety of beautiful sights from Marjan hill and Sustipan park to a significant number of beautiful bays On the way back, you will also see the beautiful island of Čiovo, which is also an important part of the city.

Breathtaking cruise and beauty of the city and nature will delight you.

Located on the western part of the island of Šolta, Maslinica is a famous coastal landmark. It is a beautiful small fishing village with pristine, clear waters and houses clustered around the harbour. The old stone fishermen's houses are a true representation of the old Croatian architecture and way of life. Maslinica has many places where you can relax, sunbathe, and swim. The centre of the village, the westernmost place on the island, the castle Martinis Marchi, is now a luxury hotel with a newly built marina for about 60 boats. The village has a beautiful landscape of pine trees and hidden rocky beaches, and in front of the bay is an archipelago of seven islets. Maslinica is an attractive tourist mecca and has won an award for the best authentic coastal destination.

Šolta is a Dalmatian island near Split and an ideal destination for Blue Shark's unforgettable half-day excursion. It's a legendary island of winemakers, with excellent olive oil and wild rosemary honey. It can be recognised by the many olive trees that cover the whole of the island. Šolta used to be the island of fishermen and farm workers, but today it's a popular tourist destination. The island is a perfect Adriatic gem in the chain of 1000 Croatian islands, famous for its crystal-clear sea, secluded beaches, and delicious fresh food. The port of Maslinica and the town of Nečujam are the most famous tourist destinations on the island. Diocletian, the famous Roman emperor, used the smallest bay of Neujam. It's an island with a long and ancient history, full of cultural and historical sites. Nečujam is a small coastal town on Šolta, known for its most significant and longest coastline on the island and its long bay, which is an area of several bays. You'll be amazed by Blue Shark's picturesque cruise around the island in the finest and most exclusive Colnago boats.

The Blue Lagoon is an area near the island of Drvenik with crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming, snorkelling, and spending a refreshing time on hot summer days. Known to the locals as Krknjaši, it has long been a popular swimming and snorkelling spot. Drvenik and its lagoon are a beautiful, largely unspoilt place and an ideal place to relax. The seabed of the Blue Lagoon consists of a mixture of sand and crushed shells, which, together with the glowing rays of the sun, give the sea a unique and unforgettable turquoise colour. Because of its uniquely clear sea and privacy, it is an excellent getaway during the summer. Check out our private tours if you would like to create your own lagoon expedition.

At the end of the tour, you'll have the chance to visit Trogir, the best-preserved Romanesque-Gothic complex in Central Europe. It has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its Venetian architecture. Trogir is an exceptional example of urban continuity, and it's one of the most exciting towns in Dalmatia. The mediaeval core is entirely on a small island, which is the most exciting part of the visit. The town is full of beautiful palaces, churches, and towers, as well as an impressive fortress built in the mid-15th century. There are a number of cafes and restaurants along the promenade where you can enjoy a variety of local seafood delicacies.