Eleven hours by speedboat from Split around four islands of the central Adriatic: a secret cove on Šolta, the legendary Golden Horn on Brač, Palmižana Bay in the Pakleni Islands (Sv. Klement) and the Old Town of Hvar.
We set sail from Matejuška harbour at 08:30. First stop at a hidden cove on the island of Šolta, the closest to Split and the least touristy in the archipelago. Snorkelling and a first swim in crystal-clear water without crowds of boats around.
We continue to the island of Brač, where Croatia's most photographed beach awaits: Zlatni Rat, the famous 'Golden Horn'. A natural pebble spit that stretches out into the sea like a tongue and changes shape with every current. Free time in Bol to stroll, swim or eat at its beach bars.
Third stop: Pakleni (Sv. Klement), the main island of the archipelago opposite Hvar. We anchor in the bay of Palmižana, with emerald water, a rocky seabed ideal for snorkelling and legendary restaurants on the shore.
We finish in the town of Hvar, Croatia's most glamorous island. Free time (90 min) to climb up to the Španjola fortress, get lost in the Old Town or have a cocktail by the harbour. Return to Split at sunset.
Our fleet includes 4 types of boat: Enzo, Colnago, Felix and Aliscaf. All are fibreglassboats with very similar features and capacity for up to 12 passengers plus crew.
Unlike the inflatable RIBs used by other companies — smaller and uncomfortable for a full day at sea — our boats offer more space, better stability and a noticeably more comfortable ride.
We can't confirm which of these four models you'll be on until the day of departure, as we assign boats according to occupancy and fleet logistics.
Boarding at Matejuška harbour. A welcome from the crew, safety briefing and we set sail for the island of Šolta. A crossing of about 30 minutes.
First stop at a hidden cove on Šolta, the least touristy island in the Split archipelago. Snorkelling and a first swim in crystal-clear water with hardly anyone around. 30-45 minutes.
Arrival at Bol harbour on the island of Brač. From there, Zlatni Rat beach (Golden Horn) is about a 20-30-minute walk along a lovely seafront promenade shaded by pines. Alternatives if you'd rather not walk: the little tourist train (leaves from the centre of Bol, ~15 min, about 4 € one way / 6 € return) or a taxi boat from the harbour (10-15 min, ~4 €). You have 2 hours of free time.
Arrival at Palmižana Bay on Sv. Klement, the main island of the Pakleni archipelago. Snorkelling and swimming in emerald waters over a rocky seabed. Option to eat at one of the legendary restaurants on the shore.
Arrival at Hvar harbour, Croatia's most glamorous island. 90 minutes of free time to climb up to the Španjola fortress, stroll around the Old Town or have a drink on a terrace by the harbour.
We return to Split across the Hvar channel. Estimated arrival at Matejuška harbour around 18:30.
The order and timings of the itinerary may vary depending on weather conditions in the Adriatic and harbour traffic in Hvar and Bol in high season. The skipper will adjust the route to get the most out of the day.
We only charge a deposit in advance of 20 €/person to secure your spot. The balance (100 €/person) is paid on the day of the tour, in cash or via Revolut. That way, if the trip has to be cancelled due to bad weather, getting your money back is immediate.
Up to 24 h before the tour: full refund of the deposit.
If we cancel due to sea conditions or the cave being closed: 100% refund or a free date change.
You pay the remaining 100 €/person on the day of the tour, in cash (EUR) or via Revolut.
A really complete tour. We started with a swim in a secret cove on Šolta almost to ourselves, then the Golden Horn on Brač, Palmižana in the Pakleni Islands for lunch, and finished in Hvar at sunset. 4 islands perfectly linked together.
We'd wanted to see the Golden Horn for ages and it didn't disappoint. The beach changes shape with the currents; it's truly unique. We loved Bol. Then Palmižana in the Pakleni Islands was a surprise: turquoise waters and charming restaurants.
For me the best part was the stop on Šolta right at the start: a hidden cove without a single other boat. Then on Pakleni (Sv. Klement), Palmižana Bay with its emerald waters. Amazing snorkelling.
We booked through the website with no problems. Mario answered all our questions beforehand on WhatsApp within minutes. On the day everything was perfect: 4 islands (Šolta, Brač, Pakleni and Hvar), punctual and a friendly crew.
Four islands in a day seemed a lot, but the speedboat is very fast and everything flows. Šolta for a relaxed start, Brač with its iconic Golden Horn, heavenly Palmižana, and Hvar to finish with a cocktail by the harbour.
Family with two children (10 and 13). We all loved it. The cove on Šolta was ideal for kids to start swimming. Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) has a pebble seabed, perfect for them to swim without fear.
Best decision of our trip to Croatia. Four islands in a day: the calm of Šolta, the iconic Golden Horn on Brač, the waters of Palmižana in the Pakleni Islands and the glamour of Hvar. You couldn't ask for more in 11 hours.
In August everywhere is usually packed, but the skipper knew exactly where to stop. On Šolta we were the only ones in the cove. On Pakleni (Sv. Klement) there were barely 2 other boats. Hvar was busier but just as beautiful.
A great time on board thanks to the music and relaxed atmosphere. The local crew had a great sense of humour. The aperitif on board was much appreciated. The 4 stops (Šolta, Brač, Palmižana, Hvar) were varied, each with its own character.
Punctual departure from Matejuška at 8 in the morning. First stop on Šolta for early snorkelling. Then Bol for the Golden Horn. Lunch at Palmižana (Pakleni) at a beach bar with sea views was the icing on the cake.
Couple on honeymoon. We were looking for something special and chose this. We got it right. The private cove on Šolta, swimming alone early in the day, was magical. Palmižana has ideal restaurants for a romantic lunch.
We kicked off the season with this tour in May. Fewer tourists, water still a bit cool but bearable, a more authentic atmosphere. Šolta half empty, Bol free of cruise crowds, Palmižana and Hvar peaceful. Low season is recommended.
Beautiful tour. Brač with its Golden Horn is one of those places you have to see at least once. Pakleni (Palmižana Bay) was a huge surprise. Hvar at the end of the day was perfect for a drink by the harbour.
After several years wanting to visit Croatia we finally took the plunge. The 4 islands (Šolta, Brač, Pakleni, Hvar) are very well chosen to show the variety of the Adriatic. Fast speedboat and a professional crew.
Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) is as beautiful as in the photos. The walk from Bol harbour to the beach is about 15 minutes along a tree-lined promenade. Then Pakleni with Palmižana Bay was my favourite: crystal-clear water and charming restaurants.
Hvar was my favourite. We climbed up to the Španjola fortress on our own (10€ entrance) and the views over the channel and the Old Town are spectacular. 90 minutes was just enough to go up, take it in and come down. We'd already loved the earlier stops (Šolta, Brač, Palmižana).
A small group of 12 people really makes a difference. In the cove on Šolta and at Palmižana we weren't crammed together; you could swim in peace. The crew paid attention to everyone's needs. The 4 islands perfectly linked together.
Good price for everything it offers. 120€ for 11 hours with stops at 4 varied islands (peaceful Šolta, iconic Brač, heavenly Palmižana, glamorous Hvar) and snorkelling gear included. We compared it with other tours and this one was the most complete.
We were 6 friends and they gave us our own area of the boat. Music at a good volume, a party atmosphere on the way between islands. The swim stops (Šolta, Palmižana) helped us cool off from the heat.
In August the ride with the speedboat at full throttle is great fun. Bouncing over the waves, spray flying, lots of laughs. Do bring a cap and sun cream, though, as there are stretches without shade. The 4 islands are worth the whole day.
Mario let us know on WhatsApp that the day before had been very windy and asked if we'd prefer to change. That kind of customer care makes a difference. In the end we went and everything was perfect: Šolta, Brač, Pakleni and Hvar.
The snorkelling stop at Palmižana (Pakleni) was unforgettable. We saw colourful fish, a small sea turtle, a well-lit rocky seabed. We'd brought an underwater camera and made the most of it. Earlier on Šolta we also swam in peace.
A perfect day to end our stay in Split. The speedboat leaves from right in the centre (Matejuška), so no transfer needed. Four stops (Šolta, Bol/Golden Horn, Palmižana, Hvar) and back in time for dinner.
In June the water is still a bit cool but the sun is warm. Šolta half empty, Bol half full, Palmižana in the Pakleni Islands empty, Hvar starting to fill up. A good time if you want quality without the July-August crowds.
A tour that had been on my list for years and we finally did it. Golden Horn beach on Brač is mind-blowing. We fell in love with Hvar: we're planning to go back and stay the night there. Palmižana in the Pakleni Islands and the secret cove on Šolta were lovely surprises.
A very professional skipper. He knew exactly how much time to give us in each place. 30 min on Šolta to start, 1h30 in Bol, 1h30 at Palmižana with time for lunch, 90 min in Hvar to stroll. Everything perfectly coordinated.
Absolutely recommended. We did several tours on our holiday in Croatia and this is the one we liked most. The combination of 4 islands (Šolta + Brač + Pakleni + Hvar) + the Golden Horn is hard to beat.
In August you feel the heat, but the speedboat is fast and there's always a breeze. The swim stops (Šolta, Palmižana) every 2 hours are great. The aperitif and water on board are hugely appreciated.
Family with teenagers (14 and 16). At that age it's hard to impress them, and this tour managed it. They especially liked Hvar for its young vibe and terraces. Palmižana too, for the turquoise waters.
We had an 18-month-old baby with us and the crew gave us a more comfortable seat and helped us with the baby carrier. Outstanding customer care. The 4 stops (Šolta, Bol, Palmižana, Hvar) were easy to adapt.
The best option if you want to see the Golden Horn and don't want to spend the morning on a tourist bus to Brač. The speedboat goes straight to Bol harbour and you just walk 15 min to the beach. Plus Šolta beforehand as a bonus.
Great atmosphere on board. Varied music, not too loud. A good-humoured crew. A delicious aperitif with local cheese and cured meats. All 4 stops have their own character: secluded Šolta, iconic Brač, heavenly Palmižana, lively Hvar.
We arrived at the harbour at 7:45 as instructed and everything was organised. Punctual departure at 8. By 8:45 we were already swimming on Šolta. At 10 we were in Bol with the Golden Horn. The time is managed efficiently across the 4 islands.
In June the water is perfect for swimming, no longer very cold. Šolta peaceful, Bol half empty, Palmižana in the Pakleni Islands almost deserted, Hvar just waking up. Best to avoid August if you don't want to run into crowds.
My first time in Croatia and this tour was my gateway to the country. Four islands in a day (Šolta, Brač, Pakleni, Hvar) gave me a complete picture of the Adriatic. I recommend it to anyone visiting for the first time.
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Šolta (secret cove for a first snorkel), Brač (Bol harbour + Zlatni Rat beach / Golden Horn), Sv. Klement in the Pakleni Islands (Palmižana Bay for swimming and lunch) and Hvar (medieval Old Town).
This tour does not include the Blue Cave (Biševo island). Instead we visit the famous Zlatni Rat beach (Golden Horn) on Brač, one of the most photographed in the Mediterranean. Ideal if you want to see 4 varied islands in a day without the cave part.
Zlatni Rat ('Golden Horn' in English) is a horn-shaped beach whose shape changes with the sea currents. It is on the south coast of Brač, near the village of Bol. It is one of the most photographed beaches in the Adriatic and unique in its shape.
It's about 2 km. You can walk along the seafront promenade (20-30 min, very pleasant and shaded), take the little tourist train (from the centre of Bol, ~15 min, ~4 € one way) or a taxi boat from the harbour (10-15 min, ~4 €). In high season the train and taxi boats run all day.
Palmižana is the main bay of the island of Sv. Klement, in the Pakleni archipelago opposite Hvar. Famous for its turquoise waters, Mediterranean restaurants (Toto's, Meneghello, Laganini) and bohemian atmosphere. One of the favourite stops on the tour.
That's exactly why: Šolta has almost private coves because most tours don't stop there. It's the first stop of the day, so we start with a peaceful snorkel before the more touristy islands.
Šolta 30-45 min for a swim, Brač (Bol + Golden Horn) 1h30, Pakleni (Palmižana) 1h30 with the option of lunch, Hvar 90 min to explore freely.
You pay only the 15 €/person deposit online via Stripe (card, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Revolut Pay). The balance (100 €/person) is paid directly to the skipper on the day of the tour, in cash (EUR) or via Revolut.
The crew of the group boat are local Croatians and speak English. Mario looks after you personally via WhatsApp before and after the tour.
If the skipper cancels due to sea conditions, we refund 100% of the deposit or change the date free of charge.
Yes, up to 24 h before the tour we refund your deposit in full.
A maximum of 12 people. It's a small group, ideal for everyone to enjoy each stop without feeling crowded.
Swimwear, a towel, sun cream, a cap, sunglasses, extra water and some cash for lunch.
Matejuška harbour, right in the centre of Split. We send you the exact GPS location via WhatsApp 24-48 h beforehand.
With GetYourGuide, Viator or TripAdvisor you book through a platform, but the people who take you out are a local Croatian operator. If something changes, you end up opening support tickets that take ages. With us, everything is sorted with a single WhatsApp — directly with the people who run the tour.