Trogir Blue Lagoon, Maslinica & Duga Bay Speedboat Tour

Speed across island bays swim in clear water and wander old stone lanes

You’ll speed across open sea from Trogir with a small group, swim in Croatia’s famous Blue Lagoon with snorkel gear included, stroll through Maslinica’s sleepy harbor village, then unwind at Duga Bay beach before heading back — all with a local guide who keeps things relaxed but knows every cove by name.

Step-by-step itinerary

• Swim and relax in Blue lagoon
• Visit fisherman village Maslinica
• Lunch or sunbathe at Duga bay

The Experience

“Don’t worry, I drive slower when the sea gets choppy,” our skipper Toni grinned as we zipped away from Trogir’s harbor. It was early but the sun already felt warm on my shoulders, and there was this salty smell mixed with sunscreen that just stuck to everything. Only nine of us on the boat — some couples, a family, me — all squinting at the white splash as we sped towards Drvenik Veli. Toni handed out windbreakers (thank god), then pointed over the side: “That’s why they call it the Blue Lagoon.” The water really did look unreal — almost neon turquoise near the rocks, then deep blue further out. I tried snorkeling for maybe ten minutes before just floating there, watching tiny silver fish dart around my toes.

Afterwards we headed to Maslinica on Šolta island. The village is tiny — like, two streets and a cluster of fishing boats. We wandered past stone houses where old women were hanging laundry and kids played soccer in flip-flops. I ordered coffee at a café by the harbor and tried to say ‘hvala’ (thank you) properly; Li laughed when I butchered it but the barista just smiled. There’s something about how slow everything moves here that made me want to stay longer than our hour stop.

Duga Bay was our last spot — not much more than a quiet cove on Čiovo island with pine trees leaning over pebbly sand. Some people went for lunch; I just lay back on my towel and listened to cicadas buzzing overhead, feeling sun-warm stones under my palms. The ride back was quieter. Maybe everyone was tired or just full of that lazy summer feeling you get after swimming all afternoon. Anyway, I still think about that color of water sometimes — it didn’t look real, you know?

What’s included

Your day includes a seat on a small-group speedboat with bottled water provided, all fuel costs covered, safety gear and insurance taken care of by your local skipper-guide, plus use of windproof jackets and snorkeling equipment along the way before returning to Trogir in the afternoon.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for back problemsInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Ventos Nautic

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Top questions

How long does the Trogir speedboat tour last?

The tour lasts approximately 5 hours from departure to return.

Are snorkeling equipment and jackets provided?

Yes, windproof jackets and snorkel equipment are included for use during the tour.

How many people are on the boat?

The group size is small, with no more than 11 people per boat.

Is lunch included in this day trip?

No lunch is included, but there is free time at Duga Bay where you can have lunch if you wish.

What islands are visited during this half-day tour?

The tour stops at Drvenik Veli (Blue Lagoon), Šolta (Maslinica), and Čiovo (Duga Bay).

Is pickup from my hotel included?

No hotel pickup is mentioned; departure is from Trogir harbor.

Can children join this speedboat tour?

Yes, children can join but must be accompanied by an adult; infants sit on an adult’s lap.

Is this tour suitable for travelers with back problems?

No, it’s not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries due to speedboat travel.