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Blue Shark Boat Tours

Sea transfers sit beside the excursions, so an island hotel can be reached without waiting on a ferry timetable.

Obala Hrvatskog narodnog preporoda, 21000, Split, Croatia
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Speedboat operator running shared and exclusive island trips

Two Colnago boats carry the programme, one open and one with a cabin, both with a sundeck, air conditioning, a cooler and wireless internet. Departures are from…

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FAQ

Where do Blue Shark boat tours leave from in Split?

Blue Shark departs from the Riva, the Split waterfront below the palace. That is a walk from anywhere in the old centre, which matters on an early start when the bus out to a marina would add an hour.

What boats does Blue Shark run from Split?

Blue Shark operates two Colnago speedboats, one open and one with a cabin. Both carry a sundeck, air conditioning, a cooler and wireless internet, and the cabin boat is the one to ask about for shade on a full day out to Bisevo.

Which Blue Shark tours from Split are shared rather than private?

The scheduled departures are the Blue Cave with five islands, the Blue Lagoon paired with Trogir, and a four-island run. The Hvar and Pakleni route, Bol and the Golden Horn, and the sunset run are sold to one group at a time.

Does Blue Shark run boat transfers from Split as well as tours?

Sea transfers and land transfers both sit on the Blue Shark list. A sea transfer is the option for reaching an island hotel on Hvar or Brac outside the public sailing times, which is when the last ferry decides the evening.

Can Blue Shark reach the Blue Cave from Split in one day?

Bisevo, where the Blue Cave is, is on the five-island route as a full-day run. The cave itself is entered by small boat and closes in a swell, so the visit is weather-dependent regardless of which operator takes the booking.

How far ahead should a Blue Shark tour from Split be booked?

Two boats carry every departure, so the scheduled runs fill before the private ones do. For July and August the shared Blue Cave day is the one to reserve first, and the sunset run is worth booking for a specific evening rather than on arrival.