Hvar, Milna bay and Pakleni islands boat tour from Trogir

Discover the town of Hvar with a small group and an expert skipper on this 9-hour boat tour from Trogir to visit and learn about its major attractions, including Milna Bay and the nearby Pakleni islands, where you will be able to swim and snorkel, and enjoy delicious meal on the beach.

woman and snorkeling

Duration
10 hours

Available
Every day

Small Group
Max 12 people

Meeting point
Trogir Marina

Start time
08:30am

The natural beauty and rich cultural history of Hvar town, as well as its annual 2,718 hours of sunshine, make this small area one of the most popular destinations on the Adriatic Sea. Discover the town of Hvar with a small group and an expert skipper on this 9-hour boat tour from Trogir to visit and learn about its major attractions, including Milna Bay and the nearby Pakleni islands, where you will be able to swim and snorkel, and enjoy delicious meal on the beach.

Tour program of the boat trip to Hvar, Milna and Pakleni islands:

Meeting point at 8:15am in Trogir at Ulica kralja Tomislava 16, where you will meet your skipper and board on a speedboat.
The tour’s first stop will be at Milna on island Brač for a coffee break on the beautiful promenade. Milna is a pretty fishing town in a sheltered bay with south facing beaches and crystal clear water, surrounded by pine forest. Renowned among sailors, Milna is the perfect place to kick back and relax and get away from it all, as well as a sailing paradise.
Our second destination will be Hvar, the queen of Croatian islands and famous getaway for jetsetters from all around the world. Apart from the strong nightlife game, this town has a lot more to offer, from amazing natural beaches and coves to the rich cultural heritage. Make the most of your 3 hours free time to wander the old street filled with history and ancient architecture, to climb up the Španjola Fortica fortress for an outstanding view on the Hvar archipelago and to visit the Saint Stephen Cathedral.
Just 10 minutes away from Hvar, are the Pakleni islands, a collection of fourteen untouched islands that attract visitors for their hidden beaches, deserted lagoons and bays, Palmižana being the most famous of them. With 2 hours free time, we suggest you to enjoy the aquamarine blue waters or to take a walk along numerous paths in this little eco paradise. Or just go to the famous Laganini beach club in Palmižana to enjoy great cocktails and food.
It is time to return to Trogir, where the tour will end around 7:00pm.

*Please keep in mind the route and time schedule can vary depending on the weather and sea conditions.

**This experience requires a minimum number of travellers. If it’s cancelled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund.

The price includes: English speaking skipper – Bottled water – Windproof jacket – Equipment for snorkeling.

Don’t forget: Beach towel – Swimsuit – Sunscreen – Sun hat – Sunglasses – Camera.

Maximum: 12 people on board.

To know more about your boat trip...

Milna on the island of Brač (Croatia)

Milna is a pleasant fishing village located on the west coast of the island of Brač. Its main characteristic is its liveability: Milna, in fact, is small but charming and yet well served. The inhabitants of this village are almost all engaged in fishing, boating or tourism. Stroll in total relaxation through the streets of Milna, have a coffee and discover the welcome of the inhabitants. The sea in this area is very clean and far from the chaos of unbridled tourism.

Hvar or Lesina, what to see and what to do

Welcome to the island of Hvar: you are on one of the 10 most beautiful islands in the world. If you want to know what to see in the town of Hvar, on the island of the same name, know that it is a very popular place for jet-setters and it will not be at all rare to see yachts everywhere or meet some VIPs. But Hvar is not only nightlife and entertainment: it has been a strategic city among the Dalmatian islands for thousands of years and is therefore rich in culture, history, monuments and literature, as well as a spectacular landscape. During the boat tour to the island of Hvar, you will have 3 hours to visit the town of Hvar, a real jewel overlooking the Adriatic. To visit Hvar, reach the main square directly from he port. Here you will enter the beating heart of the city’s social life., which is the largest in all of Dalmatia. From the square you will see St. Stephen’s Cathedral, dedicated to the city’s patron saint, whose bell tower is one of the most beautiful in all of Dalmatia: we recommend you also visit its interior. After visiting St. Stephen’s Cathedral, go through the main city gate to the north, called the Gate of Datallo and climb the stairs through the old town. Here you will walk through ancient alleys and palaces of the 15th and 16th century dating back to there Venetian rule of the island. Right from the old town centre, you can reach the Hvar Fortress (Španjola Fortica).

Why visit the Španjola Fortica in Hvar

The Hvar Fortress (Španjola Fortica for the inhabitants) should be visited because it is one of the most famous attractions of the ancient city of Hvar. Entering the fortress costs about 30 kuna each, i.e. about 4 euros. Climbing to the top of the fortress can be challenging, especially during the hottest hours, but the breathtaking view from up here is priceless. Španjola Fortica was built at the beginning of the 16th century, i.e. during the flourishing Venetian period that dominated the island and was renovated in 1579. Inside the fortress you can see amphorae and other ancient and medieval finds. Stop at one of the various vantage points of the Fortress to shoot photos and enjoy the indescribable view of the Pakleni (or Spalmadori) islands.

Pakleni or Spalmadori islands in Dalmatia

The Pakleni islands (or Spalmadori in italian) are a group of 20 between islands and islets located in the Hvar archipelago. Their name comes form the word “paklini” a pine resin that was used in shipbuilding. The entire archipelago is known as a true natural paradise whose islands are mostly untouched.

Palmizana bay

The bay of Palmizana is certainly one of the most famous among the Pakleni islands for its sandy and pebble beaches and pine forest which makes the island very charming. Part of the bay is naturist, like many other Croatian beaches. Here you can smell the scent of rosemary, heather and many other exotic plants that pervade this place. Today Palmizana is a destination for those who love to be in unspoilt nature. If you want to explore the interior of Palmizana, you will find many nature trails to explore in the two hours of free time; or you can have a drink overlooking the sea or stop for lunch.

Where to have lunch at Spalmadori islands

One of the most popular places to have lunch on the Spalmadori islands is the Laganini beach club, right on the island of Palmizana. This lounge bar-restaurant is definitely the coolest on the island: here you can enjoy an aperitif overlooking the sea or eat fresh fish, like the typical Adriatic tuna.

Does the tour take place in all weather conditions?

The boat tour to the Pakleni and Hear islands from Trogir is made in case of excellent marine weather conditions. In any case the itinerary and times of the tour may vary just to ensure a pleasant and safe navigation throughout the tour.

Which boat is the trip to the bay of Milan, Hvar and Pakleni islands from Trogir?

The tour takes place in a motor boat with a maximum of 12 people on board. The comfortable boat and the small group of guests, allows you to fully enjoy thus beautiful boat tour.

Boat tour to the bay of Milna, Hvar and Pakleni islands from Trogir: is it suitable for children?

This boat tour to the Pakleni islands (or Spalmadori), Hvar and Milna is definitely suitable for children over 5 years of age. If you are looking for a family-friendly boat tour then this is the excursion for you.

Q&A

Are there plans to stop for a swim on this tour?

Yes, during this boat tour there will be stops to swim and snorkel.

How long is this boat experience to the bay of Milna and Pakleni islands from Trogir?

The boat tour lasts around 9 hours.

Are there toilet breaks during the tour?

On board there is the opportunity to use the restroom, as well as public facilities during the stops.

Do I have some time to explore on foot?

Yes, you will have free time to visit Milna, Hvar and the Pakleni islands.

Is lunch included?

No, lunch is not included in this tour. You can have lunch in one of the restaurants of Hvar or on Pakleni islands.

Why is the itinerary flexible and not fixed?

The itinerary varies according to sea and weather conditions. For your safety on board, the captain will decide the best route to take every day by evaluating the sea and wind conditions.