Trogir is one of the most famous historical towns in Croatia. It’s located not so far away from much larger Split, and it’s one of the must-visit places in Dalmatia. Apart from all the history, Trogir is a great base for many island-hopping adventures to some of the most famous places on the Croatian islands. Just like Split, Trogir is located near the most famous islands in Croatia, and in this article, we’re going to discuss a day trip to Blue Lagoon Croatia from Trogir.
Blue Lagoon is a place with crystal-clear Adriatic Sea, vibrant underwater life, and a relaxing atmosphere, and it’s one of the most booked day trips from Trogir. There are all kinds of tours to this beautiful place, and we’re going to put links to some of the best tours in this article so you can easily explore it.
Here’s all you need to know about visiting the Blue Lagoon from Trogir .
What is the Blue Lagoon? The Blue Lagoon is a beautiful shallow bay located between Drvenik Veli Island and two smaller islets, Krknjaš Veli and Krknjaš Mali . This lagoon is located just a short boat ride from Trogir, and that’s one of the reasons why there are so many tours from Trogir to the Blue Lagoon.
The name of this place comes from the mesmerizing shades of blue and turquoise that create a scene that looks like it came out of a tropical paradise. Maybe it’s not tropical, but Croatia is a paradise in itself. Blue Lagoon is a great place with calm waters that are perfect for swimming, snorkeling, or just relaxing.
Why Visit the Blue Lagoon from Trogir? If you have seen the images of the Blue Lagoon, then the part of this question is already answered. It’s simply a magical place of stunning beauty. Now that I think better, many countries have similar lagoons of their own. I spent the whole summer on Malta, and remember the Blue Lagoon located on the Comino island between Gozo and Malta. This lagoon was one of the most visited places on Malta.
This is why going to Blue Lagoon Croatia from Trogir is worth considering:
Short Travel Time : You’ll need only 30-40 minutes of a scenic boat ride to reach itPerfect Swimming and Snorkeling : Shallow, warm, and unbelievably clear seaPeaceful Escape : It can provide a somewhat quieter experience than busy beaches on the mainlandBreathtaking Scenery : The Blue Lagoon in Croatia is the perfect place for photography and pure relaxation
How to Get to the Blue Lagoon from Trogir If you’re looking to get to Blue Lagoon from Trogir, there are 3 main ways to do so, and we will list them below. For some of them, we’re going to put the links to the actual tours you can explore and eventually book. Here are the best options:
1. Organized Tours:
Half-day tours from Trogir to Blue Lagoon are among the most popular options, and often include additional stops at local villages or other nearby islands.
These Blue Lagoon day trips usually include a few hours at the lagoon, snorkeling equipment, and some of them even snacks and drinks.
2. Private Boat Rentals:
This is great for groups or couples looking for more flexibility.
You can either rent a private boat with the skipper or you can be the captain yourself if you have valid sailing permits.
With a private tour to Blue Lagoon, you can combine this magical place with other stops like Drvenik Veli , Šolta Island , or any of the secluded beaches or bays in the area.
3. Taxi Boats:
Quick and easy option for solo travelers or small groups.
You can negotiate a price at Trogir’s waterfront or marina.
Good option if you want to go straight to the Blue Lagoon and stay there for a few hours.
Best Time to Visit the Blue Lagoon Blue Lagoon is mostly visited in the warmer part of the year, and there are tours that leave from Trogir at different times of the day. When you get to it, you’ll see that there are a lot of boats moored there and lots of people enjoy swimming or sunbathing on the coast.
Morning or late afternoon : The best times of the day to avoid the midday crowds and enjoy cooler temperatures.Shoulder seasons (May, June, September) : The sea is not as warm as during the summer (at least in May), but there are fewer people around and the atmosphere is even more magical.
What to Do at the Blue Lagoon Once you arrive at the Blue Lagoon, there are not many things to do apart from enjoying in the relaxation and the beauty of this place.
Swim and Snorkel The clear and shallow sea of the Blue Lagoon in Croatia is perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Bring your gear or join a tour that provides it, and enjoy the exploration of the underwater world.
Relax on the Boat Many visitors come to this beautiful place simply to relax and unwind. You can take a swim, climb aboard, sunbathe for a while, sip a glass of cold drink, and life is suddenly much better.
Explore Nearby Islands Some tours from Trogir to Blue Lagoon also include a stop at Šolta Island , particularly in the picturesque Maslinica Bay . If you are looking for an extended island hopping experience in Croatia, we suggest booking such a tour. Maslinica is a small coastal village located in a bay and known for its beautiful harbor, stone houses, and authentic island vibe. It’s a great addition to your Blue Lagoon adventure.
Drvenik Veli : A smaller and quieter island with traditional Dalmatian stone houses.Krknjaš Islands : Small and mostly uninhabited islands ideal for a quick exploration and photo stop.
Enjoy a Seaside Lunch Some tours include a stop at a nearby island taverns (konoba) for fresh seafood and local wine. If you’re renting a private boat, ask your skipper to take you to the best local restaurants and enjoy the traditional Dalmatian meal.
What to Bring When it comes to what to pack for such island hopping adventure from Trogir, there really aren’t many things to carry with you, only the few basic things you usually carry. Try to pack as light as possible, and here’s what you might want to have with you when visiting Blue Lagoon from Trogir:
Snorkeling gear (if not provided)Towel and swimwear Sunscreen (choose one that is eco-friendly and won’t interfere with marine life in the area)Hat and sunglasses Water and some snacks Underwater camera or a GoPro for some amazing shots
Tips for Visiting Before you leave this article and look for more adventures in Croatia, we’ll share a few final tips with you regarding the Blue Lagoon day trip from Trogir:
Book tours in advance , especially if you’re visiting Trogir during the summer months.Bring cash for small if you plan to visit beach bars or island restaurants.Respect the environment : Don’t leave any trash behind and always follow the Leave No Trace Principles.Be prepared for rocky shores : Some parts of the Blue Lagoon are rocky, so having water shoes might be a good idea.
Before You Venture to Blue Lagoon Croatia from Trogir Visiting the Blue Lagoon from Trogir is one of the must-do experiences in the area. The whole of this part of Dalmatia has some of the best Croatia island hopping tours, and if the Blue Lagoon is not something you’d prefer, we’re sure that you’ll find a good trip for you. Another famous such island hopping tour is Split to Blue Cave, which visits this stunning marvel of nature located on the Biševo Island near Vis. We suggest you include a visit to any of the Croatian islands in your Croatia itinerary.
Enjoy the island hopping in Croatia!
