• Military Tunnels on Brač Island
Discover one of Dalmatia’s most intriguing secrets: the military tunnels on Brač Island. Originally constructed and utilized as a significant military base during World War II, these tunnels have recently become a popular attraction. They were designed to safely harbor special forces submarines and smaller naval vessels. Today, the tunnels provide shelter for fishermen during sudden storms and attract numerous tourists and military enthusiasts. These long, narrow inlets are easily visible near the large stone cave of Blaca Hermitage, a unique UNESCO-protected monument on the Croatian coast.

• Bol (Zlatni Rat Beach)
Explore one of Europe’s most renowned beaches – the famous Zlatni Rat beach on Brač Island. Known for its natural beauty, Zlatni Rat draws visitors from around the globe. The half-kilometer beach’s shape continuously changes, albeit slightly, creating a unique form. For two consecutive years, Zlatni Rat has been ranked #3 among the Best Beach Destinations in Europe. Often referred to as the Golden Cape or Golden Horn beach, it is consistently listed as one of the world’s most beautiful beaches. Enjoy swimming and snorkeling, relax on the beach, or savor local cuisine at a nearby restaurant.

• Town Vrboska (Hvar Island)
Vrboska, the smallest town on the sunny island of Hvar, is unique due to its geographical location, nestled deep in the bay, surrounded by untouched pine forests and cultural landmarks. Vrboska features a charming little island in the bay, connected by bridges, earning it the nickname Little Venice. Its charm is enhanced by typical Mediterranean architecture, proud old townhouses with Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque features, ancient church buildings, and luxurious modern villas. The fresh produce from nearby fields, fresh fish, olive oil, and aromatic spices offer a unique gourmet experience, perfectly complemented by a glass of wine from Hvar’s renowned vineyards.

• Town Jelsa (Hvar Island)
Jelsa, located on the north side of Hvar Island, is welcoming, clean, and open-hearted to guests and travelers. The cultural and historical treasures of Jelsa and Hvar Island include numerous monuments found in churches, parks, caves, and squares from ancient and medieval times. The bays and capes near Jelsa are ideal for swimming, with lovely gravel beaches surrounded by pine forests, providing refreshing shade during the summer heat. Discover this historic town and the island of Hvar as a sunny garden, surrounded by clear seas and under a crystal blue sky!

• Beach Towels
• Carbonated beverages
• Fruits
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• Alcoholic beverages
• Snacks
• All Fees and Taxes
• Use of snorkeling equipment

• Lunch

Explore the stunning islands of Brač and Hvar. Sail to a piece of World War II history at the military tunnels and visit the coastal towns of Vrboska and Jelsa. Take advantage of the snorkeling gear available at Zlatni Rat beach.

Cruise to the horn-shaped, pine tree-lined shores of Zlatni Rat beach. Enjoy swimming and snorkeling in the refreshing, crystal-clear waters. Relax on the fine pebbled beach or savor a fresh fish lunch at a local restaurant.

Proceed to the smallest town on Hvar island, the charming fishing village of Vrboska. Discover the beauty of the small island in the middle of Vrboska bay, connected by bridges. Admire the old town houses featuring Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture.

Head to the town of Jelsa on Hvar island. Capture photos of the waterfront and picturesque harbor. Appreciate the beauty of the old Dalmatian stone houses and pebble beaches before returning to Split.

The boat for this tour will be the rib boat Marlin 790 Dynamic.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.