Top Split Glass Bottom Boat Tours

Enjoy a unique glass-bottom cruise through the majestic Cetina Canyon, passing ancient fortresses, lush riverbanks, and dramatic cliffs. Relax with exclusive access to Cetina Nature Park and free time at the scenic Radmanove Mlinice to explore, take photos, or enjoy a light refreshment. Small groups ensure a peaceful, intimate experience immersed in nature.

Cruise from Split through Dalmatian Islands, stopping at the Blue Lagoon, Fumija bay and Underwater Museum. This multi-stop tour lets you get a true feel for the islands; jumping off the boat here and there to snorkel using the provided equipment. A full grilled lunch and an unlimited wine and soft drinks bar are available on board the boat during lunch to keep you fueled up for adventure.

Head from Split to the Blue Lagoon and the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town of Trogir on this half-day tour—no need to rent a car or plan the itinerary. Take a speedboat to the lagoon's secluded waters to swim or snorkel over a white-sand seabed, or relax on deck, then explore the medieval harbor town.

Swap the busy mainland for the open sea and discover sweeping views of the Adriatic coastline on a cruise from Split. Take a pause on Borkko beach on Ciovo island. Unwind with a freshly prepared Mediterranean lunch accompanied with drinks served aboard motor yacht Tamaris before taking advantage of free time in the lagoon and on the island to sightsee, swim, or snorkel to your heart’s content. Afterward, explore the fisherman village of Maslinica before a relaxing cruise back to Split while fresh chilled watermelon is served by the crew.

Explore Split from aboard an eco-friendly, electric autorickshaw, or tuk-tuk. Your driver will pick you up and take you around town, stopping at famous Bacvice Beach along with Diocletian's Palace and the massive Grgur Ninski Statue. You'll also make stops at a couple of great viewpoints, notably Teraca Vidilica and the oldest cemetery in Split.

Discover the spellbinding natural phenomenon of the Blue Cave on a full-day excursion by speedboat from Split or Trogir. Take a boat over the waters of the Adriatic Sea to the Blue Cave, a coastal wonder famed the aquamarine light within. Marvel at the spectral display of sunlight and then head to the charming seaside village of Komiza for a sightseeing tour before swimming in Stiniva Cove and Budikovac Island. Conclude your tour with some relaxed free time in the quaint coastal town of Hvar before returning to Split.

Explore five islands near the Croatian coast during this full-day speedboat sightseeing excursion from Split or Trogir. Visit Hvar, Ravnik, Budikovac, Vis, and Biševo during your trip, stopping to enjoy highlights like the famous Blue Cave, the fishing village of Komiža, swimming and snorkeling in Stiniva Cove, and the historic town of Hvar, plus much more. You will also visit some locations were Mamma Mia was filmed.

Visiting the islands that lie off Split usually means ferry-hopping or booking numerous boat tours. With this all-in-one trip, you’ll visit the must-sees of Bisevo’s Blue Cave and Hvar Town and spend time at lesser-known gems such as Stiniva Cove on Vis Island. Numbers are limited at 12 for a crowd-free experience, and snorkel gear and on-board Wi-Fi are handily included.

Dalmatia’s natural landscapes are world-famous, but typical coach tours don’t always offer an intimate experience of the varied terrain. Discover the region on an ATV Quad safari from Split, and cruise along off-road trails for unique insight into the country’s mountains, rivers, and countryside. Choose between a morning or afternoon excursion, and benefit from the small-group size for a personalized experience, keeping energized with a local lunch included.

Escape the crowds on land and discover some of Croatia’s top natural attractions on a sightseeing cruise that takes you to the Bisevo Blue Cave (Modra Spilja) and the Blue Lagoon, and Vis island. You’ll have plenty of space to relax on board, as this sailing trip is limited to an intimate small group of only 14 people. Plus, traveling by speedboat allows you to cover more sights in less time.