Located between the islands of Drvenik Veli and Drvenik Mali, the Blue Lagoon is a breathtaking haven of crystal-clear waters and pristine natural beauty. Known for its shimmering turquoise sea and tranquil atmosphere, it’s the perfect destination for swimming, snorkelling, and soaking up the sun in a truly idyllic setting.
The Blue Lagoon is famous for its brilliantly clear waters in shades of turquoise and aquamarine. The shallow seabed of white sand and smooth pebbles creates a mesmerising colour that makes it feel like swimming in a natural pool.
Whether swimming in the refreshing sea or pushing out the paddle board, the Blue Lagoon offers stunning panoramic views of the Adriatic and surrounding islands. It’s the ultimate escape for nature lovers and sun-seekers.
With excellent visibility and vibrant marine life, the lagoon is a prime spot for snorkeling. Explore the underwater world filled with schools of fish and colourful sea flora, all just a few meters from shore.
ISLAND DISCOVERY can take you to relax away from the crowds. Drvenik Mali is famous for its pristine beaches, including Vela Rina, a stunning sandy beach with shallow, turquoise waters. The island is covered in olive groves, Mediterranean vegetation, and offers a truly untouched environment.
The Blue Lagoon is a popular stop on boat tours from Trogir and Split. Combine your visit with an adventure to nearby Island Brač or Šolta for an afternoon of relaxation amongst untouched nature.
The lagoon’s sandy seabed and shallow waters give it the appearance of a natural swimming pool.
The area is part of an ecological network protecting marine life, making it a fantastic spot to observe fish and underwater plants.
The island of Drvenik Veli is home to a small, picturesque village where you can experience authentic Dalmatian island life.
The lagoon’s stunning scenery has made it a backdrop for travel shows and documentaries highlighting Croatia’s coastal beauty.
The Blue Lagoon is just a short boat ride from Split or Trogir, making it a perfect day trip for travellers looking to escape the city.
No, the Blue Lagoon is located between islands Drvenik Mali and Drvenik Veli, and is close to Trogir. The Blue Cave is on Biševo Island near Vis.
Experience Croatia’s rich heritage with a touch of adventure, at your own pace. Stroll through historic towns, swim in secret bays and explore a sunken shipwreck. This tour combines culture, exploration, and relaxation.
Historical Monuments
Shipwreck Snorkelling
Natural Wonders
€849.00
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