Magnific blue lagoon,speed boat towels included

A speedboat ride to emerald water. This trip combines speedboat fun with serious Blue Lagoon swimming time, plus towel comfort on board, and that free photo keeps it memorable. I especially like the mix of motion and relaxation, and the way Blue Lagoon water looks almost unreal once you arrive.

I also like the built-in stop in Trogir, a UNESCO-protected town where you get a full hour to walk and then refuel at Tunaholic Fish Bar. One thing to consider, sea travel can be unpredictable, so the exact route might not match perfectly day to day.

Key moments that make this tour worth it

• Blue Lagoon time at Krknjaši with a scheduled swim and snorkeling window, safety briefing, and included drinks
• Towels included on the speedboat so you avoid packing one more wet towel problem
• Free tour photo plus 0.5 l water per person, small perks that actually help
• Trogir with time to wander for a UNESCO town walk, not just a quick photo stop
• Labadusa Beach on Čiovo with another swimming window and lunch included
• Small group limit (12 people) for a calmer vibe around the boat and beach stops

Hitting the water from Trg dr. Franje Tuđmana

The day kicks off around Trg dr. Franje Tuđmana, and the real meet spot is in front of the church sv.Frane. If you arrive early, you’ll be glad you did. This helps you find your bearings fast and get into vacation mode before the boat engines fire up.

Then comes the speedboat ride to the first land-and-lunch stop: you spend about 25 minutes traveling toward Trogir by boat. It is not just transport. It sets the tone. You start seeing the coastline from the sea, with that Adriatic brightness that makes everything feel closer and more immediate.

The tour runs with a small group, limited to 12. That matters. Smaller groups move more smoothly on and off the boat, and you do not feel like you are in a crowded herd when it is time to line up for the next swim break.

Trogir, a UNESCO town, plus Tunaholic Fish Bar

You get about an hour in Trogir, which is exactly enough time to do two useful things: (1) walk some streets at a real pace, and (2) actually eat instead of just snacking.

Trogir is UNESCO-protected, so you will notice the town has a preserved feel, not just modern storefronts. You can wander through neighborhoods without feeling like everything is rushed. This stop also helps break up the day so it does not feel like pure boat time from start to finish.

Here’s where it gets practical: the tour includes a stop at Tunaholic Fish Bar for a modern take on classic fish dishes. If you are not in the mood to hunt for a place with the menu you can handle, this is a solid shortcut. You get food that fits the region without turning the day into a research project.

Possible drawback: one hour passes quickly. If you love long, slow wandering, you may wish you had more time. Still, for a speedboat-and-lagoons excursion, it is a fair balance.

Krknjaši Blue Lagoon: swimming, snorkeling, and included refreshments

This is the big reason most people book. From Trogir, you head toward Krknjaši Blue Lagoon, and you get about 80 minutes there. That is real beach time, not just a quick dip.

Once you reach the lagoon, the water color is the headline. The experience focuses on that clear, emerald look. You can swim and use the provided mask for snorkeling, and you can also just hang around the boat if you want to keep it low effort. This is one of those rare trips where the schedule supports both active moments and pure relaxation.

You will also get a safety briefing. That is not glamorous, but it is valuable. Speedboats and open water are fun, not a theme-park ride. The briefing helps everyone feel more confident before they head into the water.

The included perks during this stop make the time feel like a laid-back outing, not a strict checklist. The schedule includes an apéritif, beer, cocktail, and coffee. You do not have to drink everything, but having options helps. It also means you can pace yourself, snack, swim, and then cool down without hunting for a bar.

Tip from the practical side: pack sunscreen and sunglasses. Even when the air feels fine, the sun on the water can sneak up fast once you are stationary and staring at bright sea colors.

Čiovo and Labadusa Beach: lunch, drinks, and a second swim window

After the Blue Lagoon, the boat heads toward Čiovo, with a short ride, about 20 minutes, before you reach Labadusa Beach. This stop is another full hour, which gives you a clean rhythm: travel, swim, reset, then swim again.

Labadusa is described as a smaller beach, and that matters. Small often means calmer. The setting also works if you want an easier experience than a rocky shore. You can spend time in the water again, and you can also take a break on land without feeling like you are constantly moving.

This stop includes more than a swim break. The schedule lists aperitif, beer, cocktail, coffee, lunch, and snorkeling time. In other words, you get fed. That is a big deal for value. If you were doing this on your own, you would probably spend time deciding where to eat, and prices can jump once you are out in the tourist zones.

Possible drawback: you may feel slightly rushed if you try to do everything at maximum speed. With two water stops in one day, a smart strategy is to pick your favorite activity at each location, then give yourself permission to do less during the second swim.

Speedboat realities: sea conditions and why packing matters

One honest note: the route cannot always be guaranteed to be exactly the same because the sea can be unpredictable. That flexibility is normal for Adriatic trips, but it is worth knowing so you do not build your day around a perfect map.

So plan for a day that adapts. If you feel motion, it helps to wear comfortable clothes and bring a jacket. The tour asks you to bring a jacket, and that is not overkill. Boat air plus sun can shift quickly, especially during the travel legs.

Here is what you should bring, based on what the tour requests:

• Passport or ID card
• Sunglasses and a sun hat
• Swimwear and beachwear
• Sunscreen and a towel
• Comfortable clothes plus a jacket
• Cash

Yes, cash is mentioned. The tour includes a lot, but having some cash gives you options if you decide to buy something extra on your own.

Also pay attention to the fit of your day. There are limits for kids and mobility needs. People over 287 lbs (130 kg) also have a limit listed. If you are close to any of these thresholds, I would check carefully before booking so you do not arrive at the meeting point and realize it is not the right fit.

What the included perks add up to on a $73 price

At $73 per person, this tour is not just paying for a boat ride. You are paying for multiple value components that would cost time and money if you handled them separately.

You get:

• Speedboat driving and safety equipment
• A mask for underwater snorkeling (listed as a diving mask)
• Towels included on the speedboat
• Free water, 0.5 l for each person
• A free tour photo
• Time in Trogir plus a visit to Tunaholic Fish Bar
• Blue Lagoon time with drinks and coffee
• Labadusa Beach time with lunch, drinks, and another snorkeling window

When you add it up, you can see why the price works for a lot of people. It packages transportation, food, and a “you just show up” schedule into one payment. That can be worth it, especially if you are only in Split for a short stay and do not want to waste half a day building logistics.

The practical question is whether you want both towns and lagoons in one shot. If your ideal day is slow city strolling plus one scenic swim, this is a strong fit. If you want only one location with no schedule pressure, you might find this feels busy.

Who this boat and lagoon day is best for

This experience is best for adults and older kids who want a fun speedboat day, clear water time, and included meals and drinks.

It suits you if you:

• Love water time and want an easy way to snorkel
• Prefer a small group experience (limited to 12)
• Want a simple food plan with Tunaholic Fish Bar and lunch included
• Like having photo and water perks without extra effort

It is not suitable if you:

• Have mobility impairments, use a wheelchair, or need accessible features
• Are pregnant
• Are traveling with children under 5
• Are over 287 lbs (130 kg)

If any of those apply, it is smarter to look for another option. Speedboat days are fun, but they are also physically demanding compared to calm shore excursions.

Should you book this Magnific Blue Lagoon speedboat trip?

If you want one day that mixes Trogir wandering with long enough breaks for real lagoon enjoyment, I think this is a book-worthy option. The biggest reason is practical: you are not just buying scenery. You are buying time, included food and drinks, towel comfort, and a smooth “go here next” flow.

Book it if your priorities are emerald water, snorkeling time, and not dealing with separate transport or food planning. Skip it if you hate boat travel or if you know sea conditions can make you uncomfortable, since the route can change and you will be on the water for the travel legs.

If you do book, bring your sunscreen and towel habits like you mean it, and show up at sv.Frane early enough to feel relaxed before boarding. That one small choice makes the whole day easier.

FAQ

Where do we meet for the tour?

You meet in front of the church sv.Frane.

How big is the group?

The group is limited to 12 participants.

What is included?

Included are speedboat driving, a mask (listed as a diving mask), and safety equipment. The experience also includes speedboat towels, free tour photo, and 0.5 l water per person.

Is food or drinks included?

During the stops, the schedule includes an apéritif, beer, cocktail, and coffee at the lagoon, and an apéritif, beer, cocktail, coffee, plus lunch at Labadusa Beach.

What should I bring?

Bring passport or ID card, sunglasses, sun hat, towel, sunscreen, jacket, comfortable clothes, swimwear, beachwear, and cash.

What languages are spoken by the guide?

The live guide speaks English and Italian.

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Who is this tour not suitable for?

It is not suitable for children under 5, pregnant women, people with mobility impairments, wheelchair users, and people over 287 lbs (130 kg).