Crystal clear (but a bit cold) water, still sea and charming virgin islands. Perfect place to moor overnight without docking. Nice family owned restaurant on the bigger island. Fantastic sight in the morning.
This was the first of an island hopping tour. The water is absolutely gorgeous and great first impression of Croatia for us. There isn't really much to do at this bay, other than walk around and dip your feet into the water. It is rather rocky so you should wear all-terrain sandals. The water is blue on some parts, and green on others, which was nice to see. The restaurant here was closed when we came, but at least their bathrooms were still open! We walked a bit around the bay before hopping back onto the tour boat.
Crystal clear water. Blue as blue can be on a sunny day. Loved it. Quite a number of tour boats swish past in a non stop visit. Coming in your own rented powerboat allows you to anchor, enjoy the lagoon and take a refreshing swim.
We took a ferry from Trogir (Jargolinija, 32kr there and back, took 1,5 hours. Boat has a bar, but no snacks). The walk to blue lagoon is heavy, but there's a lot of locals willing to drive you there and back. We took one, paid 150kr and he took us there and came to pick us up right on time. The lagoon itself was a dissapointment; the beach is rocky so swimmingshoes is a must. Also there is no shops where to get drinks or snacks. There is a restaurant though. If you have a boat & snorkels, go see the awesome waters. If not, don't bother.
