Hvar-Brac-Solta speedboat tour from Split or Trogir

After a scenic hour-long cruise across the Adriatic, we arrive at the historic town of Hvar. Take your time to explore the ancient streets or relax with a coffee on the bustling Riva. For the best experience, we highly recommend the walk up to Fortica Fortress—the panoramic views are truly spectacular. Duration: 1:30

Plaža Vela Planica is a secluded, pebble-filled gem on the southern coast of Brač, known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and serene, untouched natural beauty. Duration 45 min

Uvala Smrka features a fascinating submarine tunnel carved into the limestone cliffs of Brač, originally built for the Yugoslav Navy to conceal military vessels and now serving as a unique destination for boaters and history enthusiasts. Duration: 15 min

Our lunch break from the water and the sun. For this, we have chosen a small restaurant placed just next to the water. We will dock the boat just in front of the restaurant and upon the first step you will be at your table by the seaside. You should try the local fish! Even though it is hard to resist the luring smell of the domestic kitchen, lunch is optional. And those who are not feeling hungry can take a walk trough the village or have a swim on the nearby beach. Duration: 1:30 h

Necujam bay is the largest and most famous bay on the island of Šolta, consisting of eight smaller coves that offer calm, turquoise waters and the unique opportunity to snorkel over a shallow shipwreck. Duration: 1h Duration: 1 h