Food and Drink on a Trogir Boat Tour: What Is Included and Dietary Needs
24 August 2026 · 6 min read
Only one of our tours includes a cooked meal. Here is exactly what comes with each tour, how the meat, fish and vegetarian choice works, and what to do about other dietary needs.
Key takeaways
- •Only the Three Island Tour includes a full grilled lunch. The other tours include drinks on board but not a meal.
- •The Three Island Tour lunch has a meat, fish or vegetarian choice, picked at booking so the galley knows what to grill.
- •Wine, prosecco and soft drinks are included with the Three Island Tour lunch; the other tours include water and soft drinks but not alcohol.
- •Gluten-free and other specific needs are not a formal menu option yet, so tell us at booking and the crew will do what they can, or bring your own.
- •Bringing your own snacks and drinks aboard is fine on every tour; nobody checks a bag for food.
- •On Krka, food and drink is not included at all, since it is a self-guided park day: bring your own or buy inside.
Short answer: one tour feeds you, the rest keep you hydrated. Here is what is actually on board for each, and how to handle a dietary need that is not the default option.
The Three Island Tour: a real lunch
This is the one full-day tour with a cooked lunch on board, grilled fresh rather than pre-packed. You choose meat, fish or vegetarian when you book, so the galley is prepared rather than guessing on the day. Breakfast is also on board, donuts and juice, along with local wine, prosecco and soft drinks through the day. Details and the current menu are on the Three Island Tour page.
The other tours: drinks, not a meal
The Blue Cave and Blue Lagoon tours include water and soft drinks on board, but not a meal. The Blue Cave day has a free-time stop in Hvar where lunch is at your own expense at a harbour restaurant; the Blue Lagoon half day has free time in Maslinica for the same. Neither includes alcohol.
Krka: bring your own or buy inside
The Krka Waterfalls day is different again: it is a self-guided day inside the national park, not a boat day with a galley, so food and drink is not included at all. There are places to buy something inside the park, or bring your own and make a picnic of it.
Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and other dietary needs
Vegetarian is a standard choice on the Three Island Tour lunch, picked the same way as meat or fish. Gluten-free, vegan and other specific needs are not a formal menu option at the moment. Tell us when you book and we will do what we reasonably can on the day, and it is worth packing something of your own as a backup for anything strict, since a small onboard galley cannot fully replicate a specialised kitchen.
Can I bring my own food and drink?
Yes, on every tour. Nobody checks a bag for snacks, and plenty of guests bring their own water, fruit or something for a child who is fussy about food. On the tours where lunch is included, bringing your own is simply extra, not a replacement for anything.
Alcohol
Wine, prosecco and soft drinks are included with the Three Island Tour lunch. The other tours do not include alcohol, and bringing your own on board is fine within reason; a skipper responsible for a boat full of guests reserves the right to say no if it becomes a safety issue, which in practice almost never comes up.
Frequently asked questions
Is lunch included on the Three Island Tour?
Do you cater for gluten-free or other dietary needs?
Can you do vegetarian food on the boat tour?
Is alcohol included on the boat tour?
Can I bring my own food and drink on board?
Is there drinking water on the boat?
Is food included on the Krka Waterfalls trip?
Related tours
- Three Island Tour — from €55
- Blue Lagoon Half Day — from €60
- Krka Waterfalls — from €75
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