Start the trip aboard a comfortable speed boat.

Kaštel Gomilica was built around the historic Kaštilac Fort, a Benedictine citadel near Split dating back to 1952. In recent years, Kaštilac gained international fame as one of the filming locations for the fifth season of the hit series Game of Thrones. Its stunning architecture and unique charm have captivated both fans of the show and visitors eager to experience this remarkable site in person. After exploring this fascinating location, we continue our journey to the historic town of Trogir, ready to wander its medieval streets and discover its rich cultural heritage.

Trogir, founded in the 3rd century BC, is a true gem of Dalmatia, earning praise from visitors throughout the centuries. This small town, surrounded by historic walls, is filled with cultural and historical treasures that make it a must-see destination. Highlights include Kamerlengo Tower, St. Mark’s Tower, the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, the Town Lodge, the Monastery of St. Nicholas, and many more. Trogir’s charm has captivated countless tourists, and the locals’ love for their city only adds to its welcoming atmosphere — we’re sure you’ll fall in love with it too. After exploring this historic town, it’s time to dive into the crystal-clear waters and enjoy a refreshing swim!

Krknjaši Bay on the island of Drvenik Veli is famously known as the Blue Lagoon — and it’s easy to see why. With its crystal-clear waters and sheltered setting, it’s a perfect spot for snorkeling and a serene escape from the crowds. The bay, located on the east coast of Drvenik Veli, is naturally protected by two small islands, the Large and Small Krknja. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Adriatic, swim in the sparkling waters, and enjoy the simple pleasures of the sea in this unforgettable paradise.

Not far from Krknjaši Bay lies the island of Šolta and the charming Maslinica Bay, the only settlement and port on the island’s west coast. Maslinica exudes authentic island charm, from its quaint streets to the beautifully renovated Martinis Marchi Castle, once built to defend against pirate attacks, now seamlessly blending into the village’s character. A true haven for nature lovers and boaters, Maslinica — meaning “little olive tree” — is home to a community devoted to olive cultivation, with fishing as a cornerstone of daily life. After exploring this picturesque village, you’ll have the opportunity to enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. With such fresh ingredients from the sea and the island’s olive groves, a delicious and authentic Dalmatian meal is guaranteed.

The final stop on Šolta is Nečujam Bay, the island’s largest bay and once a favorite retreat of Roman nobility. Today, it remains a beautiful and popular spot for visitors to swim, relax, and soak up the sun in its tranquil and scenic surroundings — the perfect way to end your visit to Šolta.