Picking up guests in Trogir in front of fortress Kamerlengo at 9 a.m. With beautiful panoramic view of Trogir and fortess Kamerlengo we are heading to our first island. After 15-20min riding we are ariving on island Veliki Drvenik – place called Krknjaši (Blue Lagoon). Here you can enjoy in crystal clear water by swimming, snorkeling, or just chilling on the boat with ice cold drinks and taking all the vitamin D you can take. After cca 1:30h we are heading to our next island. From Blue Lagoon to Maslinica(Šolta) we need 15-20min riding. The small village of Maslinica is the only village and port on the western side of the island of Šolta. The biggest symbol of this area is a restored 16th century castle, which has been converted into a luxury hotel. A short walk through this old village is enough to fall in love with this beautiful place. From Maslinica to Duga bay(Čiovo) we need 25-30min riding. The journey continues to the bay of Duga, located on the southern side of the island of Čiovo, which invites you to relax and swim with its crystal clear waters and natural sandy bottom. In case of bad weather ,we reserve the right to change or cancel the tour for the benefit of all passengers. This decision will be made by the captain. In this case, you have the right to postpone the tour to another day or receive a full refund.

Discover an underwater world at the Blue Lagoon and Necujam Bay. Explore the old town of Trogir and travel aboard a spacious and comfortable speedboat. Hop aboard a speedboat for a perfect half-day summer getaway. After a 30-minute ride on a speedboat, arrive at the Blue Lagoon. Explore this shallow lagoon on the southeastern side of Drvenik island with a seafloor of sand and crushed shells that produce mesmerizing blue. Soak up some sun, swim, and snorkel before continuing to the charming Necujam bay where you will find a famous Shipwreck for a bit more snorkeling and swimming. Last but not least. Trogir is referred to as Little Venice. The surrounding channels, which are actually sinking, have been standing there since the Greeks colonized this coastline 2,400 years ago. UNESCO-protected since 1997, this charming little old-town island is a perfect story to end your day together. Finish the day with a boat ride back to Split.