What to Expect on Board: Seating, Shade, Toilet, Wifi and Charging
24 August 2026 · 6 min read
The practical questions people ask after they have already picked a tour: where do I sit, is there a toilet, can I charge my phone, and how many other guests will be on board.
Key takeaways
- •The Three Island Tour boat is the largest, up to 84 guests, with a shaded lounge deck, sun deck and an onboard toilet.
- •The Blue Cave, Blue Lagoon and Krka boats are smaller, 8 to 12 guests, faster and more intimate, still with a toilet and shaded seating.
- •There is no wifi on any boat. Coverage from the Croatian mobile network reaches most of the route, but it is not something we promise.
- •None of the boats have onboard charging ports. Bring a power bank if your phone doubles as your camera for the day.
- •Cabin luggage is fine to bring aboard and store during the tour; there is nowhere to leave it ashore.
- •Seating is open, not assigned. Regulars tend to claim the bow for sun or the shaded lounge early, and both are always available.
Once people have picked a tour, the questions get practical: what is the boat actually like, where do I sit, is there somewhere to go to the toilet. Here is the honest answer for each.
Seating and space
Seating is open rather than assigned, so you choose where you sit and can move around during the day. The Three Island Tour runs on the largest boat, up to 84 guests, with a shaded lounge area, an open sun deck, and tables for the onboard lunch. The Blue Cave, Blue Lagoon and Krka boats are smaller speedboats, 8 to 12 guests, with a mix of shaded and open seating and a faster, more intimate day on the water.
Shade
Every boat has a shaded area, whether that is a bimini top, a cabin, or a covered lounge, so you are never stuck choosing between full sun and staying below deck the whole day. Bring a hat and sunscreen regardless; the shade helps, it does not replace either.
Toilet
Yes, on every tour. It is a marine toilet in a small onboard cabin, not a full bathroom, but it is there for the whole day rather than only at a stop ashore.
Wifi and phone signal
No boat has wifi on board. What you get instead is ordinary Croatian mobile coverage, which reaches most of the route since none of the tours go far offshore, but it thins out in a few spots, particularly inside the Blue Cave itself and in some of the more sheltered bays. Treat it as a day mostly off the grid rather than count on being reachable the whole time.
Charging your phone
There are no charging ports on board. If your phone is also your camera for the day, and it usually is, a fully charged power bank is worth packing. A day of photos, GPS and no shore power adds up faster than people expect.
Luggage
A day bag, dry bag or small backpack is fine to bring aboard and keep with you; there is space to stow it out of the way during swim stops. There is nowhere ashore to leave larger luggage before or after a tour, so plan around your hotel checkout or checkin rather than the boat.
How many other guests will there be
It depends on the tour and the day. The smaller boats cap at 8 to 12 guests and often run with fewer. The Three Island Tour can run with up to 84 people across the season's busiest days, though plenty of departures are well under that. If a small group matters more to you than the price, the smaller tours or a private charter are the more reliable way to get it.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a toilet on the boat?
Is there wifi on the boat?
Can I charge my phone on the boat?
How many people are on a tour?
Is there shade on the boat?
Can I leave my luggage somewhere before the tour?
Is there assigned seating?
Related tours
- Three Island Tour — from €55
- Blue Lagoon Half Day — from €60
- Blue Cave Tour — from €110
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