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Split: Hvar & Blue Lagoon Day Trip with Snorkeling

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Duration8h

GroupPrivate

LanguagesEN

Mobile ticketAccepted

Five islands in one day: snorkeling, wine, and a fisherman's village

You board a boat in Split and visit five Dalmatian islands in a single day: Trogir's medieval stone town, the Blue Lagoon for snorkeling with provided gear, Hvar's waterfront and fortress, the Pakleni Islands for swimming and lunch, and the fishing village of Milna. Wine, towels, and soft drinks are included; the boat handles all the logistics so you don't have to book ferries or arrange transport between stops.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore historic Trogir streets
Visit Cathedral of St. Lovre
Walk along Trogir promenade
Swim and snorkel in Blue Lagoon
Relax on Blue Lagoon shore
Discover Hvar town and fortress
Enjoy cocktail at waterfront bar
Visit Pakleni Islands coves and beaches
Swim, snorkel, and relax at Pakleni
Have lunch or picnic on Pakleni Islands
Stop at Milna village on Brač
Taste local wines or coffee in Milna

The Experience

Hands grip the boat rail as it pulls away from Split's waterfront, and you're already moving past the Dalmatian coastline toward Trogir. The stone town sits on a narrow peninsula, its Cathedral of St. Lovre rising above tight medieval streets—the carved Romanesque doors were finished by Master Radovan back in the 13th century, and they're still there. You get free time to walk the promenade, grab coffee, or just stand in the quiet corners where tourists haven't reached yet. It's the kind of place that feels like it belongs to someone else's postcard until you're actually standing in it.

Then the boat turns toward the Blue Lagoon, and the water changes color. You stop for swimming and snorkeling—equipment is provided, towels too—and the lagoon sits so clear you can see straight down. After that comes Hvar, the island town where yachts cluster in the harbor and the fortress watches from above. There's time to wander the waterfront bars, order a drink, sit with a view. It's glitzy without trying too hard, and the ancient stone buildings underneath remind you this place has been here longer than the cocktail culture. The Pakleni Islands come next, a cluster of hidden inlets and pine-covered coves where the boat can anchor in spots most people never find. You can eat at one of the restaurants on St. Klement—Zori is known for fresh fish and a view of Palmižana bay—or grab a cold drink at Laganini beach and listen to the music drift across the water. A bottle of wine is included, so you're not calculating what to order.

The day ends at Milna, a fishing village on Brač where the pace drops and the locals still know each other's names. You taste local wine, have a coffee, and the boat turns back toward Split as the light softens. The whole thing is one continuous movement—five stops, one boat, no driving yourself between islands, no figuring out ferry schedules. Snorkeling equipment, towels, water, soft drinks, and wine are all on board. Insurance is covered. You show up at the dock and the rest is already arranged.

What’s included

Bottled water and soft drinks.
snorkeling equipment and towels.
SUP board.
one bottle of wine.
insurance.
free time in Trogir to explore the Cathedral of St. Lovre and promenade.
swimming and snorkeling at the Blue Lagoon.
time in Hvar to visit the fortress and waterfront.
access to the Pakleni Islands with options to eat at island restaurants or relax at beach bars.
a stop in Milna fishing village with local wine tasting.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by Absolut Charter

Is this one for you?Book this if you want to see multiple Dalmatian islands and snorkel without arranging your own boat, ferries, or timing between stops—the single-boat itinerary handles all the logistics and gets you to five different places in one day.