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Discover Croatia’s Dalmatian coast with a private boat tour from Split or Trogir, featuring island stops, swimming, snorkeling, and a Yugoslavian submarine tunnel.

The Bra: Private Boat-Tour from Split or Trogir offers an intimate day on the water for up to 7 people at a cost of $823 per group. Departing at 9:00 AM, this tour takes you to some of the most beautiful islands in Croatia, with stops for swimming, snorkeling, and sightseeing along the way. The experience is led by a professional, English-speaking skipper who makes navigation and commentary both smooth and engaging. While the tour is ideal for those who love boat trips, beach visits, and exploring unique sites, it’s important to note that lunch and drinks on the islands are not included in the price, which allows for personal choice.
This private tour is perfect for small groups or families seeking a flexible, personalized day on the Dalmatian waters. The highlight is visiting the legendary Golden Horn beach in Bol—considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the world—and exploring the Yugoslavian submarine tunnels on Brač. The tour’s duration from start at 9:00 AM until return at 6:00 PM provides ample time for adventure, relaxation, and discovering Croatia’s coastal charm.
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The tour begins at the Matejuka pier in either Split or Trogir, depending on your choice. The meeting time is set for 9:00 AM, and the tour concludes back at the same location around 6:00 PM. The skipper welcomes guests onboard and provides safety equipment, ensuring everyone feels comfortable before heading out onto the water.
The meeting point is straightforward, and the boat is fully equipped with full safety gear and wind jackets for variable weather. Guests are advised to bring essentials such as a passport or ID, a towel, swimsuit, hat, sunglasses, and suncream. The tour is weather-dependent and can be rescheduled or refunded if poor conditions arise.

The journey kicks off with a speedboat ride to Bol, taking in the scenic views of the Dalmatian islands along the way. The ride is typically fast and exciting, making the most of the boat’s speed and agility. Bol is renowned for the Golden Horn beach, a slender spit of land with golden sands and crystal-clear waters, often regarded as one of the world’s most beautiful beaches.
Once in Bol, travelers have time to swim, sunbathe, and relax. The beach’s unique shape and pristine waters promise a memorable swimming experience. This stop is a highlight for many, as the scenery and environment here create a feeling of being in a postcard.

After enjoying Bol, the tour continues to the island of Brač, where the Yugoslavian submarine tunnels await exploration. These tunnels, built by ex-Yugoslavian marines, offer a glimpse into military history and engineering. Visitors are free to explore the tunnels, which provide a cool, shaded break from the sun, and are a rare attraction not found on every Croatian boat tour.
Following the tunnel visit, travelers have the chance to swim and jump in the waters around Brač, adding more fun to the day. The tunnels and surrounding waters combine history with leisure, making this stop both educational and relaxing.
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After the submarine tunnels, the boat cruises to Luice Bay for a lunch break. While the tour doesn’t include lunch, this is an excellent opportunity to visit local restaurants and sample traditional Croatian dishes. The area offers plenty of options for diners, giving the flexibility to choose meals according to personal tastes.
Post-lunch, the boat heads to Milna, a well-preserved fishermen’s village on Brač. Here, travelers can stroll through narrow streets, enjoy local wines at a konoba, and explore the authentic atmosphere of this quiet coastal settlement. The village’s charm is accentuated by its maritime heritage and traditional architecture.
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Throughout the tour, designated stops for swimming and free time allow guests to relax and enjoy the natural surroundings. Whether jumping off the boat into clear waters or simply soaking up the sun, visitors can tailor their experience to their preferences. The snorkeling equipment provided enhances underwater exploration, and the bottled water keeps everyone refreshed during the day.
The skipper’s local knowledge enriches the experience as he points out notable features and shares insights into the islands’ history and culture. The overall pacing ensures enough time at each stop without rushing, creating a balanced day on the water.

The tour includes a private boat, a professional, English-speaking skipper, bottled water, snorkeling gear, wine tasting at certain stops, wind jackets, and full safety equipment. These amenities contribute to a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
However, lunch and drinks on the islands are not included, giving guests the freedom to choose where and what to eat. It’s advisable to bring cash or cards for meals, as well as personal expenses. The full safety gear and wind jackets ensure safety and comfort during variable weather conditions.

The tour is designed for groups of up to 7 people, making it ideal for families, friends, or small parties seeking a personalized trip. It’s suitable for those who enjoy boat rides, swimming, exploring historical sites, and sampling local wines.
It’s important to note that the tour is not recommended for children under 2, pregnant women, or individuals with serious back problems, as the boat rides can be somewhat bumpy, and certain activities may be physically demanding.

This private boat experience delivers a flexible, intimate way to discover Croatia’s Dalmatian islands. The combination of scenic stops, historical exploration, and relaxed beach time makes it appealing for travelers seeking both adventure and leisure.
While lunch is not included, the ability to choose your own meals at lively or serene spots adds a custom touch to the day. The skipper’s expertise and the well-equipped boat ensure a safe and comfortable journey.
This tour offers a balanced mix of sightseeing, swimming, and cultural discovery, making it a strong choice for small groups wanting a personalized Croatian island experience.
What is the starting point for this tour?
The tour begins at Matejuka pier in either Split or Trogir, depending on your choice.
What is included in the price?
The private boat, English-speaking skipper, bottled water, snorkeling gear, wine tasting, wind jackets, and full safety equipment are included.
Are lunch and drinks on the islands included?
No, lunch and drinks are not included, allowing guests to pick their preferred dining options.
How long does the tour last?
The tour starts at 9:00 AM and ends around 6:00 PM, offering a full day of island hopping.
Is this tour suitable for children?
It is not recommended for children under 2 and not suitable for pregnant women or those with serious back problems.
What stops are part of the tour?
The key stops include Bol’s Golden Horn beach, Yugoslavian submarine tunnels on Brač, Luice Bay for lunch, and the fishermen’s village of Milna.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, cancellations are accepted up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Is weather a concern?
Yes, the tour is subject to favorable weather conditions. If canceled due to poor weather, an alternative date or refund is available.