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Split is the perfect base for exploring the Dalmatian coast by boat. In a single day you can swim in turquoise lagoons, visit ancient towns, hike through national parks, or hop between islands. Here are the day trips actually worth your time — chosen by people who live here and take these boat tours from Split every week.
Browse All Day TripsSleep in Split, explore by day. No packing, no checking in and out, no extra accommodation costs. You're back by 5-6 PM with energy to enjoy your evenings.
Boat, captain, snorkeling gear, drinks, lunch on most full-day trips. One price, no surprises. Just show up at the harbor and we handle the rest.
Our captains grew up on these islands. They know the cove that's empty when the famous beach is packed, the konoba where locals eat, the spot where the water is clearest.
These are the day trips our guests rate highest. All include local captains, swimming stops, and the best spots most tourists never see.

Our signature group tour takes you to the stunning Blue Lagoon for swimming and snorkeling, followed by a traditional Croatian lunch stop at Nečujam B

Experience the best of the Dalmatian coast on this full-day boat tour from Split and Trogir. Swim in the famous Blue Lagoon — Croatia's most stunning
30 minutes from Split. Shallow turquoise water, sandy bottom, perfect for swimming. The #1 day trip — calm, family-friendly, and stunning.
1 hour by boat. Croatia's most famous island — Venetian town, lavender fields, the Pakleni archipelago. Glamorous and historic in one day.
45 minutes by boat. Home to Zlatni Rat — Croatia's most photographed beach. Great for swimming, wind-surfing, and authentic island village life.
May to October is the season. June and September have the best weather without the crowds. Most tours leave at 9-10 AM and return by 5-6 PM. Earlier morning departures mean fewer boats at popular spots.
If you have one day in Split, do the Blue Lagoon — it's the easiest, most relaxing, and the water is unforgettable. If you have two, add Hvar or Brač. For families with kids, Šolta is calmer and less rough on the water. For couples, sunset cruises are unbeatable.
Swimsuit, sunscreen (high SPF — Mediterranean sun is intense), hat, sunglasses, towel, water shoes for rocky beaches. We provide snorkeling gear, water and shade on the boat. Bring a light jacket for the return — it can get breezy on the water.
Group boat tours from Split cost €60-130 per person and follow a set itinerary — you'll share the boat with 10-30 other travelers. They're social, affordable, and great if you're traveling solo or as a couple. You meet interesting people from all over the world, and the captains are experienced at managing group dynamics.
Private charters start from €399 for a half-day and give you the entire boat for your group. You choose when to leave, where to stop, how long to swim, and when to head back. For families with young kids, groups of 4+, or anyone who values flexibility, private charters often work out similar per-person to group tours but with a completely different experience. Ask our team which option makes sense for your group size and budget.
The best day trips from Split are: Blue Lagoon (Šolta), Hvar Island, Brač with Zlatni Rat beach, Trogir UNESCO town, and Krka National Park waterfalls. All can be done in a single day from Split.
Group boat tours typically cost €60-130 per person depending on duration and what's included. Private charters start from €399 for a half-day. Krka and Trogir day trips by land are €30-60 per person.
Yes — Hvar is about 1 hour from Split by catamaran or boat tour. Most day trips include the historic town, the Spanish Fortress for sunset views, and the Pakleni Islands for swimming. You return to Split the same evening.
For most travelers, Blue Lagoon is better. Blue Cave requires 4+ hours on a speedboat with no bathroom and 1-3 hours of waiting in line for a 10-minute visit. Blue Lagoon is 30-45 minutes away on a comfortable boat with hours of swimming time.
Browse all our split boat tours, compare itineraries, and book your spot. Local captains, best price guaranteed, free cancellation up to 24h before.
View All Day Trips30-45 minutes by boat. Less touristy than Hvar or Brač. Olive groves, hidden coves, traditional fishing villages. Where locals from Split actually go.
30 minutes by car or boat. A 2,300-year-old island town with Roman, Venetian and Romanesque architecture. The best-preserved medieval center in central Europe.
1 hour by road. Famous for cascading waterfalls and turquoise pools. Best combined with a coastal stop. Bring a swimsuit — there's swimming when conditions allow.
May to October is the season. June and September have the best balance of warm weather and smaller crowds. July and August are peak summer with the warmest sea but most crowded boats.