Speedboat to 3 islands: Hvar, Bra, Zeevo with watersports

If you’re looking for a lively half-day escape along Croatia’s stunning Dalmatian coast, this speedboat tour offers a well-rounded taste of the region’s natural beauty, charming towns, and watersports. While it’s not a full-day extravaganza, it packs enough adventure and sightseeing to leave you with great memories—and at a reasonable price.

Two things we particularly love about this experience? First, the combination of scenic stops and active fun, from exploring historic Bol to snorkeling at Zlatni Rat, and then paddling around Zeevo’s untouched shores. Second, the friendly, knowledgeable crew who make each stop interesting and help you get the most out of the day. The only possible downside? The tour’s pace means it’s a quick snapshot of the area, so if you’re craving more time at each spot, you might wish for a longer trip. This trip is best suited for travelers who want a blend of sightseeing, swimming, and watersports without sacrificing comfort or authenticity.

Key Points

• Authentic Croatian villages: Visit Bol, a historic and picturesque town.
• Iconic Zlatni Rat beach: Snorkeling here is a highlight with clear waters and stunning views.
• Unspoiled Zeevo: Kayaking and snorkeling in a peaceful, uninhabited island.
• Water sports fun: Banana boat rides, tubing, and sofa rides included in the price.
• Expert guidance: Friendly crew provide interesting insights and safety.
• Great value: For only $67 per person, you get a memorable mix of activity, scenery, and cultural charm.

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An Overview of the Tour: What’s on the Itinerary?

This half-day adventure is designed to showcase a handful of Croatia’s most appealing spots, packed into a roughly four-hour window. From the start, you’ll hop aboard a speedy boat at MPL Nautika, located conveniently at the Cape, with clear signs guiding you there. The tour begins with a scenic ride along the coast of Bra, giving you panoramic views of the rugged shoreline and sparkling waters.

Exploring Bol on Bra

Our first stop is Bol, the oldest coastal settlement on the island of Bra. This tiny town is a treasure for anyone who loves Mediterranean charm—think narrow stone streets, colorful houses, and a laid-back atmosphere. Several reviews mention how much they enjoyed wandering through Bol, soaking up the history and local flavor. Olga notes how “Bol was beautiful,” and many travelers appreciate the opportunity to stroll freely, take photos, or grab a coffee by the waterfront. The walk through this town offers a glimpse of authentic Croatian life, away from the tourist crowds.

Zlatni Rat Beach: The Iconic Shoreline

Next, we head to Zlatni Rat (“Golden Horn”), often hailed as one of the world’s most beautiful beaches. Its distinctive shape—an almost perfect spit of pebbles that shifts with the currents—makes it instantly recognizable. Here, you’ll have ample time for swimming, sunbathing, and snorkelling. The crystal-clear waters are perfect for underwater exploration, and the provided gear allows you to see the vibrant marine life beneath the surface. Reviewers like Olga and Jennifer highlight how “amazing for snorkeling” this beach is, and the unique shape of the beach makes every moment feel postcard-worthy.

Zeevo Island: A Tranquil Escape

From Zlatni Rat, the boat takes us to Zeevo, an uninhabited island that offers a peaceful break from more crowded spots. Zeevo is ideal for nature lovers or anyone who simply wants to relax. Here, kayaking is available—an activity some reviewers have raved about, describing the quiet shores and untouched beauty. You’ll also have snorkeling gear to explore the underwater world, which many say is fascinating. For those craving more adrenaline, the tour offers water sports like tube rides, banana boat rides, or sofa rides, all included at no extra cost. Several comments mention how “fun” and “exciting” these activities are, adding a playful edge to the trip.

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Hvar’s Fishing Village: Authentic Charm

The final stop is Jelsa, a picturesque fishing village on Hvar Island. This laid-back town features narrow streets, traditional houses, and waterfront cafes—perfect for a relaxed stroll. Many travelers appreciate ending the day here, soaking in the Mediterranean atmosphere. The reviews mention how the town’s charm leaves a lasting impression, with Olga expressing her love for the “cute little city” and the relaxed vibe that makes you feel like you’ve truly stepped into local life.

What’s Included and What’s Not?

For $67, the package offers a lot. The boat ride along Bra’s coast gives you exceptional views, and the knowledgeable crew offers engaging commentary at each stop, making the experience richer. Included are snorkeling gear, kayaks, and water sports—meaning you can switch between relaxing swims and active adventures without extra charge. The trip’s highlights—scenic stops, cultural insights, and water fun—are all part of the package.

However, remember that food and hotel transfers are not included. You’ll want to bring your own snacks, drinks, and perhaps a light meal if you’re hungry after a busy morning. The tour’s flexibility allows for some itinerary adjustments based on group interests, which helps ensure everyone gets a memorable experience.

How the Experience Feels

The overall vibe of the tour is relaxed but lively. The crew’s friendliness and knowledge add a warm, local touch, making you feel more like a guest than a tourist. The boat itself is comfortable, and the pacing strikes a good balance—enough time at each spot without feeling rushed.

The reviews consistently praise the guides, with Jan noting their helpfulness and Antea calling Pero “the best skipper ever.” Their ability to explain the history and culture of each location, combined with their approachable attitude, greatly enhances the experience. Safety is clearly a priority, and the water sports are well-organized, making it suitable for families or solo travelers alike.

The trip also offers fantastic photo opportunities—imagine capturing Zlatni Rat’s shifting shape or the colorful streets of Bol from the water. Many reviews mention how their guides gave interesting facts and tips, enriching their understanding of Croatian culture and landscape.

Analyzing the Value

At $67 per person, this tour delivers a lot of bang for your buck. It’s a competitive price for a half-day adventure that combines scenic cruising, cultural exploration, and active watersports. The reviews consistently mention the good value, with one reviewer, Pero, stating that “for the price, the boat was very comfortable,” and the activities were “fun from start to finish.”

While it’s not a full-day tour, you’ll find the highlights are thoughtfully selected, making it suitable for those with limited time but a desire for authentic experiences. The inclusion of watersports, snorkeling, and kayak options maximizes fun, especially considering some reviews mention how enjoyable the water activities are—some even describing dolphin sightings as a highlight.

This adventure suits travelers who want a balanced mix of sightseeing and active fun. If you’re interested in exploring Croatia’s scenic coastlines, historic towns, and beautiful beaches without committing to a full-day tour, this is a smart choice. It’s especially good for those who enjoy watersports and want an authentic feel of local life in small towns like Bol and Jelsa.

It’s ideal for families, small groups, or solo travelers seeking friendly guides and a relaxed atmosphere. If you prefer a slower pace or longer visits at each stop, you might find this tour a bit rushed. But if you’re happy to see a variety of highlights and try different watersports, it offers excellent value.

What should I bring on the tour?
You’ll want to pack sunglasses, a towel, your own food and drinks, and beachwear—everything you need to enjoy swimming and sunbathing comfortably.

Is hotel pickup included?
No, the tour starts and ends at MPL Nautika at the Cape. You’ll need to arrange your own transportation to the meeting point.

Are water sports and snorkeling equipment provided?
Yes, all water sports gear, including snorkeling, kayaks, and inflatable rides like tubes and sofas, are included.

Can I cancel the booking?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, offering flexibility if your plans change.

How long is the tour?
It’s a half-day experience, roughly four hours, giving enough time for several stops, activities, and sightseeing without feeling rushed.

Is this tour suitable for children or non-swimmers?
Yes, especially since guides are attentive, and snorkeling gear as well as water sports are available for all comfort levels. Non-swimmers can still enjoy the scenery and relaxed spots.

This speedboat tour offers a compact, engaging way to experience some of Croatia’s most alluring islands and coastlines. It balances sightseeing with active fun, all delivered in a friendly, approachable manner. The included watersports and stops at iconic beaches and charming towns make it a standout for anyone wanting a little adventure and a lot of picturesque moments for their Croatian trip.

If you’re after an affordable, fun-filled day that combines natural beauty with cultural flavor, this tour hits the mark. It’s especially perfect for those who love a mix of swimming, history, and vibrant seaside towns—all in just a few hours. Whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple, or with family, you’re likely to come away with a handful of memorable photos and stories to tell.

Discover the true spirit of Dalmatia on this lively speedboat tour—an authentic, fun, and value-packed way to see Croatia’s stunning islands and coastline.

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