Let the experienced crew show you how to spend a perfect summer day. Choose your own ideal place on the spacious decks and relax. After your departure from Split city port at 9:30 AM, enjoy a 1-hour cruise to the island of Brac. The captain will anchor the boat in a scheduled bay and you will have more than 2-hours of free time for relaxing and swimming in the turquoise Adriatic Sea. At 1:00 PM, depart for the island of Solta and enjoy lunch on the way. At 1:45 PM, you'll arrive in Stomorska on Solta Island, where the boat will dock in a charming little fishing village. Here, you'll have free time to explore the picturesque port or swim on the beach just close to the boat. At 3:30 PM, depart from Stomorska and enjoy a relaxing cruise back to Split where you will arrive at around 4:30 PM.

See a variety of beautiful islands and hidden bays all in one day. Join this tour on Brač Island and sail off to see more of the Croatian coast and explore its hidden gems and unique landscape. The first stop will be the famous Blue Cave, known for its specific illumination and unique atmosphere caused by the sunlight that penetrates through an opening. It is best to visit during the morning hours while the sea is quiet and the sun rays penetrate into the interior. Afterward, experience the true Mediterranean lifestyle in Komiža, a small town where you can explore coastal cliffs and traditional architecture. Next, stop at the unique Stiniva Cove, also located on Vis Island. Then, head straight to the Blue Lagoon, near the island of Budikovac, which is the best place for swimming and snorkelling. Jump off the boat and dive into the turquoise waters of the Adriatic Sea. Stop shortly on Palmižana, a small uninhabited village on the island of St. Clement, which is the ideal place for relaxing on the sandy beach or enjoying the scents of the protected botanic garden. Before returning to Brač, make a final stop on Hvar Island. It is not only rich with historical monuments, but also the sunniest island in Croatia. Discover the fortress, the Franciscan monastery or the Hvar Arsenal, the oldest theatre in Europe dating from the 13th century and be mesmerised by how much has been preserved from the past.