A day on the Adriatic: speedboat runs, a turquoise lagoon and a shipwreck to snorkel

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A day on the Adriatic: speedboat runs, a turquoise lagoon and a shipwreck to snorkel

An 8-hour small-group full-day boat trip from Split that combines Trogir’s old town, swimming in the Blue Lagoon, snorkeling a shipwreck, a fisherman's lunch in Stomorska and Dalmatian wine tasting — this guide explains the flow, highlights and practical must-knows.

A day on the Adriatic: speedboat runs, a turquoise lagoon and a shipwreck to snorkel.

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Location
Split
Operator
Waterworld d.o.o.
Category
Boat Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Set off from Split on a speedboat for a tightly packed, eight-hour loop of the central Dalmatian coast: a stroll through the island-lined streets of Trogir, a swim in the startlingly clear waters of the Blue Lagoon, snorkeling at the Nečujam shipwreck off Šolta, lunch at a fishermen’s konoba in Stomorska and an afternoon wine tasting — all delivered for a small group of up to 20 guests.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE WATER

Blue Lagoon swimming and crystal-blue sea

The itinerary centers on a swimming stop at the Blue Lagoon, where crystal-blue water provides a memorable backdrop for a mid-morning dip and seaside soaking.

THE UNDERWATER

Snorkel the Nečujam shipwreck

A scheduled snorkeling stop at the Nečujam shipwreck on Šolta lets guests explore an accessible wreck site with mask-and-snorkel time included in the trip.

THE TABLE

Fisherman’s lunch and Dalmatian wine

After sea time the boat calls in at Stomorska for lunch at a traditional konoba, followed by a stop at Dalmatian wineries for local wine tasting — culinary highlights woven into the cruising day.

What the day feels like

How the day feels

This is an active, linear day on a speedboat: a morning departure from Split, a short coastal town walk in Trogir, sequential sea stops for swimming and snorkeling, a seated lunch ashore in Stomorska, and a late-afternoon wine tasting before the return to Split — all paced across an eight-hour itinerary.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this trip suits — and who should reconsider.

1
Snorkelers & swim loversIdeal for anyone wanting in-water time: the schedule includes a Blue Lagoon swim and snorkeling at the Nečujam shipwreck, with snorkeling equipment provided.
2
Food and wine seekersA good fit for travelers who want local dining and wine: the trip includes lunch at a fishermen’s konoba in Stomorska and a Dalmatian wine tasting stop.
3
Short-sequence sightseersSuited to travelers who prefer a single-day, sequential pace — the route strings together Trogir, lagoon swimming, snorkeling, lunch and wine tasting in an eight-hour loop for a curated day on the water.
4
Those who need flexibilityNot ideal for travelers who require a fixed itinerary: the operator reserves the right to change the schedule due to weather or unforeseen circumstances.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Duration & Group Size

Full-day excursion lasting 8 hours with a small group size capped at 20 people; round-trip boat transport is included.

Included

Round trip by speedboat, snorkeling equipment, lunch and wine tasting are included in the trip package.

Meeting

Guests should arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled 09:00 departure from Split.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the trip?

The trip is 8 hours in duration.

Where does the boat depart from and when should I arrive?

The trip departs from Split at 09:00 and guests are asked to arrive 15 minutes prior to departure.

Is snorkeling equipment provided?

Yes — snorkeling equipment (mask and snorkel) is provided as part of the trip.

What is included in the price?

The trip includes round-trip boat transport, snorkeling equipment, lunch and a wine tasting.

Can the itinerary change?

Yes — the operator reserves the right to change the itinerary due to bad weather or unforeseen circumstances.