Top Brac Island Private Sightseeing Tours

Visit the Blue Cave, the Blue Lagoon, Hvar, and the Pakleni Islands with this private, full-day tour from Split. You and your group of up to 12 passengers will have your own boat led by an expert skipper, with the chance to customize your experience to suit your specific needs and interests.

Explore Brač, the highest island in the Adriatic, on this private shore tour. Sail along its stunning coastline, discovering hidden bays, charming fishing spots, and picturesque towns. Admire the harmony of green hills, crystal-clear waters, and traditional architecture while learning about local life and culture. This tour offers a unique perspective of Brač, perfect for first-time visitors or anyone wishing to feel like a true islander. Enjoy a relaxing and colorful journey through the beauty of the Adriatic Sea.

Take to the water and experience the beauty of Krknjasi Bay on this private boat trip. Save time searching for the best local snorkeling spots, as the trip takes you to the Blue Lagoon, where you can hop off the boat and use the provided snorkeling gear. Then, round off the trip with a stop at the historical town of Trogir.

A relaxing 9 hour boat tour is ideal for relaxing and enjoying the sea at an easy pace. Spend the day swimming from the boat in bays and coves away from the hustle and bustle of the city while enjoying the panoramic view of the coast of the island of Solta. Enjoy a meal or coffee in Maslinica bay - the island's most popular settlement. With a mixture of swimming from the boat and sightseeing the historical towns, this tour provides a fun experience at sea and a relaxing atmosphere.

Experience the best of Dalmatia on this private shore tour combining coastal sightseeing and adrenaline-filled rafting. Start from Bol to explore hidden gems along the coast of Brač, including spots inaccessible by road. Travel to Omiš for an exciting rafting adventure on the Cetina River, with breaks for swimming and leisure. Enjoy a scenic riverside lunch at Radmanove Mlinice before returning to Brač, stopping at a beautiful bay of your choice for relaxation and swimming. Perfect for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike.

See the best of the Middle Dalmatian islands with this private boat tour. Travel in luxury on a speedboat fully equipped with a cabin, toilet, Wi-Fi, and sound system for an exciting trip. Fully personalizable, options include sightseeing, snorkelling, swimming, or beach relaxation. Potential locations include the Blue Cave in Balun Bay, Stiniva Cove's protected nature reserve, or the Palmizana Botanical Garden.

This route begins with the departure from the Brač Airport and with a view of the south side of the island of Brač, full of wild undiscovered beaches trapped under high cliffs. One of the most famous beaches in Croatia is the Zlatni rat near Bol, one of the world’s most famous beaches and windsurfer destinations, a beach that changes its shape after each change of wind and always looks different. The flight will delight you with a view of the island of Hvar. It will be something like a live postcard that will forever be etched in your memory and make your vacation unforgettable.

This route begins with the departure from the Brač Airport and a flight over the beautiful beach Zlatni rat near Bol, one of the most famous Croatian beaches, heading towards the island Hvar. The flight continues to Vrboska, one of the most picturesque villages on the island of Hvar, and soon by flying over the towns of Jelsa and Starigrad. A scene that awaits travelers is the view of the castle Tvrdalj, the summer residence of Petar Hektorović. After that, the flight continues to the town of Hvar, the administrative center of the island and one of the world-famous tourist destinations. The flight continues by crossing the Hvar Channel towards the island of Šolta with untouchable high cliffs that flow into the sea on the south side of the island and several old fishing villages located in bays on the north side of the island, such as the romantic Stomorska. The flight ends by flying over the city of Split and turning back across the Brač Channel in the direction of Supetar.