Three Island Boat Tour from Trogir: The Complete Family Guide
15 May 2026 · 6 min read
Everything families need to know about the Three Island Tour full-day boat tour from Trogir: kids’ pricing, meals, swimming stops, what to pack and why it works so well with children.
Key takeaways
- •The Three Island Tour is a full-day (~7.5h) boat tour from Trogir — 09:00 to about 16:30 — that suits all ages.
- •Pricing is family-friendly: €60 adults, €30 children 5–12, free for under 5.
- •Breakfast, a grilled lunch (meat/fish/vegetarian) and drinks are served on board.
- •Two calm swim stops (Blue Lagoon and Duga Bay) plus free time in Maslinica.
- •Departures from Trogir 09:00, Okrug 09:20 and Medena 09:45.
Short answer: yes — the Three Island Tour is one of the most family-friendly boat tours from Trogir. It is a relaxed, full-day trip built around easy swimming, food served on board and a slow pace, which is exactly what works with children. Here is everything a family needs to plan the day.
Is the Three Island Tour suitable for young children?
It is suitable for all ages. The boat is large and stable (up to 84 guests), the two swim stops are in sheltered, shallow bays rather than open sea, and the whole day is unhurried. Children under 5 travel free, and there is shade on board for nap time. Bring a small life vest for toddlers if you have one — there is safety equipment aboard, but parents often prefer their child’s own fit.
How much does it cost for a family?
- Adults: €60 per person
- Children 5–12: €30 per person
- Children under 5: free
So a family of two adults and two children (ages 4 and 8) pays €60 + €60 + €30 + €0 = €150 for the full day, including breakfast, lunch and drinks. That is strong value compared with paying for a restaurant lunch, a beach day and a boat trip separately.
What is included (and what the kids actually eat)
The day includes breakfast on board (donuts & juice), a freshly grilled lunch with a choice of meat, fish or vegetarian, plus aperitif, water, juice and wine. You select the meal preference when booking, so picky eaters are covered. Snorkelling equipment, fuel, marina fees and travel insurance are included too.
The route: Blue Lagoon, Maslinica and Duga Bay
The boat leaves Trogir and heads to the famous Blue Lagoon for the first swim in bright turquoise water. After that comes free time in the harbour village of Maslinica on Šolta island — good for a coffee and a short walk — then lunch is served on the way to Duga Bay for a final, calm swim before the return to Trogir.
What to bring
- Sunscreen, hats and swimwear for everyone
- Towels and a change of clothes for the kids
- Water shoes (some swim stops have pebbles)
- A light layer for the cruise back in the late afternoon
Practical tips for parents
- Pick the Trogir 09:00 departure if your children wake early; Okrug (09:20) and Medena (09:45) are handy if you are staying nearby.
- Arrive 15 minutes before departure at Trogir Riva.
- The tour runs May–October; July and August are hottest, so prioritise shade and water.
- Free cancellation up to 48 hours before departure if plans change.
Ready to book the day? See full prices and dates on the Three Island Tour page or contact us with any questions.
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