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Split: Blue Lagoon & 3 Islands Speedboat with Wine & Snorkeling

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Three Islands in One Day: Split's Speedboat Route to Turquoise Water & Medieval Towns

You board a speedboat in Split and spend eight hours island-hopping to Trogir's medieval streets, the Blue Lagoon's transparent water, and either Solta's olive groves or Ciovo's beach, with snorkeling gear, lunch, wine and a professional crew handling all the timing and navigation.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Trogir and Blue Lagoon

Visit Trogir old town
See Cathedral of St. Lawrence
Explore Kamerlengo Fortress
Snorkel in Blue Lagoon
Relax on Blue Lagoon shores
Visit Laganini Beach if weather poor

The Experience

The boat pulls away from the dock before most of Split's tourists have finished their coffee. You're on a speedboat with maybe a dozen others, heading straight for the Blue Lagoon — the kind of water that looks fake until you're actually floating in it. The ride takes about 45 minutes depending on conditions, and the crew hands out snorkeling gear and a cold bottle of water before you even leave the harbor. This is the rhythm of the day: move fast between stops, spend real time in the water or wandering a place, then move again.

Trogir comes first, and it's the kind of UNESCO-listed old town that justifies the early start. Narrow streets, the Cathedral of St. Lawrence rising above terracotta roofs, the Kamerlengo Fortress sitting solid on the waterfront — you get maybe two hours to walk it properly, grab a coffee, or just sit and watch the light change on the stone. The guide points out which buildings are 13th century, which are later, but mostly you're left to move at your own pace. After that, the speedboat takes you to the Blue Lagoon itself, where the water is so clear you can see straight down. Most people snorkel here; some just lie on the deck with a drink.

The third island is either Solta or Ciovo depending on the weather — if the wind picks up, you go to Laganini Beach on Ciovo instead of Maslinica on Solta. Either way, there's time to swim, eat lunch, and feel like you've actually been somewhere instead of just passing through. Wine comes out at some point (included), and the crew knows how to keep things moving without rushing you. The whole day is eight hours, which sounds long until you realize you've covered three islands, snorkeled, eaten, and seen more of the Adriatic than most people manage in a week.

Hotel pickup is included, so you don't have to navigate to the dock yourself. Small groups mean the boat doesn't feel crowded, and a professional crew handles safety and logistics so you can actually relax. If you've been to Split and want to see the islands without renting a car or figuring out ferries, this is the straightforward way to do it.

What’s included

Hotel pickup.
speedboat transport to three islands.
entry to Trogir's old town and Blue Lagoon.
snorkeling goggles and safety equipment.
lunch.
wine tasting.
bottled water.
professional crew.
all fees and taxes.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPets welcomePublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for back problems

Operated by Maris boats

Is this one for you?Book this if you want to see Trogir, the Blue Lagoon, and a third island in one day without arranging your own transport, timing ferries, or renting a car — the speedboat schedule and small-group format handle all three at once.