These three private boat trips from Brac Island each take a different approach to a day on the water. One focuses on the Blue Cave and a highly flexible route, one uses a larger luxury boat for a custom island-hopping day, and one emphasizes a slower Blue Lagoon and hidden-bays itinerary.
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Compare the 3 Tour Options
Use this comparison to match the itinerary, traveler feedback, duration, and key features to your preferred travel day.
| Tour | Best for | Rating | Reviews | Duration | Key point | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Blue Cave focus | Travelers who want a private Blue Cave day with room to adjust the pace and stops | ★ 5.0/5 | 48 reviews | Approx. 10 hr | Private itinerary with route changes possible during the day | View on Viator |
 Luxury speedboat | Travelers who want a private boat for a larger group and a more comfort-oriented day at sea | ★ 5.0/5 | 65 reviews | Approx. 10 hr | Private group format for up to 12 travelers | View on Viator |
 Relaxed lagoon day | Travelers who prefer a calmer private outing with swimming, bay time, and short town stops | ★ 4.9/5 | 39 reviews | Approx. 9 hr | Shortest duration among the three options | View on Viator |
Explore Each Tour in Detail
Each option includes its own photo gallery, overview, key features, traveler profile, and direct Viator link.
Blue Cave and custom private routing
Private Blue Cave Tour from Split, Brač, Trogir and Hvar
Best for: Travelers who want a private Blue Cave day with room to adjust the pace and stops
This is the most route-flexible option in the set. It is built around a private day on the water with the Blue Cave as the main highlight, plus time for swimming, snorkeling, and visits to several island stops named in the itinerary. The route is not fixed, so the skipper can adjust the day within the tour’s general structure. Confirmed inclusions cover bottled water, fuel surcharge, taxes, drinks, and snorkeling gear, while the Blue Cave ticket, lunch, and gratuities are not included. It suits travelers who want a private boat day that can be shaped around their pace and interests.
A private Blue Cave day with a custom route
- Private itinerary with route changes possible during the day
- Includes swimming, snorkeling gear, drinks, and crew support
- Covers several named island stops in one day
Custom island-hopping on a comfort-focused boat
Private Luxury Boat tour for 12 from Split, Brac, Trogir, Hvar
Best for: Travelers who want a private boat for a larger group and a more comfort-oriented day at sea
This option is about the boat as much as the route. It uses a 12-meter aluminum speedboat with a cabin, toilet, WiFi, hard top, and sound system, which makes it a practical choice for a private group that values onboard comfort. The itinerary is based on your wishes, and the listed stops include the Blue Cave, Komiža, Stiniva, Budikovac, the Pakleni Islands, and Hvar. Confirmed inclusions are snorkelling masks and bottled water, while the Blue Cave entrance fee, lunch, and fuel are excluded. It fits travelers who want a private, flexible island day with a more equipped boat.
A private luxury boat day with a customizable route
- Private group format for up to 12 travelers
- Speedboat includes a cabin, toilet, WiFi, and hard top
- Includes snorkelling masks and bottled water
Blue Lagoon and hidden bays at an easy pace
Private Blue Lagoon and Hidden Bays tour from Split & Brac for 12
Best for: Travelers who prefer a calmer private outing with swimming, bay time, and short town stops
This tour is the most relaxed of the three. It is a private boat day that focuses on swimming from the boat, time in bays and coves, and a few short sightseeing stops, including a stop in Maslinica bay and time in Trogir as listed in the itinerary notes. The route also includes the Blue Lagoon at Krknjasi bay, which keeps the day centered on the water rather than on a long list of landmarks. Confirmed inclusions are WiFi on board, bottled water, and snorkelling equipment. Lunch, gratuities, and fuel are excluded. It suits travelers who want a gentler pace and a simple sea day.
A relaxed private day for swimming and light sightseeing
- Shortest duration among the three options
- Includes WiFi, bottled water, and snorkelling equipment
- Combines swimming stops with time in listed towns and bays
Choosing an itinerary style from Brac Island
If you want a more eventful private day with a famous cave stop and multiple island visits, the first or second tour will feel closer to that style. If you prefer a quieter pace with more time swimming and less route pressure, the third tour is the easier fit.
Blue Cave plus island-hopping
A private day centered on the cave, with possible detours and flexible stop timing.
Luxury custom island route
A private, customizable day with several possible island stops and a well-equipped speedboat.
Blue Lagoon and bays
A calmer private boat outing with swimming, bay time, and a few short sightseeing stops.
Travel planning tip
Check the live product page before booking. Departure details, activity order, inclusions, and available options can change.
Booking notes
- Check what is included before booking, especially because entrance fees, fuel, lunch, and gratuities are not the same across the three tours.
- All three options are private, but the boats and route style differ, so group comfort and pacing matter when comparing them.
- The route on the first two tours can be adjusted, while the third follows a more defined swimming-and-sightseeing pattern.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which tour is the most flexible?
The first tour is the most clearly flexible, because its route is described as not fixed and the skipper can adjust stops during the day. The second tour also allows a route based on your wishes.
Which tour is better for a calmer day on the water?
The third tour is the calmest choice. It is described as a relaxing 9-hour outing with swimming, bays, and a few short sightseeing stops rather than a cave-focused program.
Do these tours all include the same extras?
No. Bottled water appears on all three, but the other confirmed inclusions differ. Snorkelling equipment is included on the first and third tours, while the second tour includes snorkelling masks only.