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Most people and tourists perceive the blue lagoon split as a lagoon created by coral reefs and found mostly around tropical islands with crystal clear blue sea inside. The history of the blue split lagoon is different because there are no coral reefs in Croatia, and this does not imply a lack of blue lagoon split. The famous blue lagoon in Croatia has an interesting history that will make you want to visit this country and see it yourself. The lagoon is formed between multiple small islands separated by the shallow lagoons that we call blue lagoons.
Croatian islands have immaculately clear and very shallow water in the lagoons. You can see to the bottom without struggling because of the Adriatic Sea in Croatia. The sea is a habitat for different species of sea animals; it carries more than 7,000 animals and 6,000 plants. The product of these blue lagoons has been shaped over the years, biologically, geologically and even in terms of climate changes.
The sea in the lagoon has a variety of sea urchins that is an indication of non-polluted, clean, and safe water for drinking. The species are not dangerous; they tend to move, especially to the floor of the lagoon. You can only be cautious if you are snorkelling to the floor of the lagoon and not step on them because they have spikes. Worry less: the water is clear and you can't miss a step.
The blue lagoon split is derived from the country and city it is situated in, Croatia, the city of Split. The name blue lagoon is given to Krknjasi Bay, located on the island's east coast called Veli Drvenik. This means the split blue lagoon water comes from the remote neighbouring islands, Krknjasi and Veliki. It is advisable if you want to tour around and discover the blue lagoon split to reside in the city Split.
By now, you are wondering how to get to the split blue lagoon; we highly advocate for you the most luxurious yacht charter that will make the destination fun and, most importantly, the journey.
We have a chauffeur service that will interest you. The chauffeur will pick and drive you safely to your desired destination. After departing, the yacht will only take 45 minutes or less to get to the split blue lagoon.
There are a lot of beautiful scenarios to watch and enjoy along the way. They include the tiny 16th-century church Gospe od Prizidnic, dolphins and cliffs on the south side of Ciovo Island. Remember to bring a camera and capture moments. The journey is also considered therapeutic, where your body and mind experience the sea breeze and sun busking, especially if you come from cold environments. The salt sea bath refreshes the skin, making it glow. You can enjoy busking on the shores of the gentle fine sand. The lagoon is irresistible.
You can leap in the clear water for a more relaxing swim; your body deserves it. With clear water, it is intimidating not to take a swim. You can also engage in other activities like snorkelling: you can't afford to miss all the fun. With all the fun stated above, it's time to pack and fly to Croatia.
The primary purpose of visiting the split blue lagoon in Croatia is to experience memorable swimming and snorkelling on the ocean's sandy floor. The immaculately clear and shallow water makes it a perfect place for snorkelling and has a detailed view of the sea animals; you will not struggle much.
This place is famously known for dolphins; keep your eyes open and a waterproof camera ready to capture this fascinating moment.
Depending on when you are available, there are different times and months to visit blue lagoon Croatia; others despise being in a crowd and the peak summer months. The peak summer months are the months of July and August; they are sunny and the sea temperature hovers around 24°C/75°F favourable for swimming. There are low chances of experiencing rain, but that does not mean your plans to explore will be cut short.
The best time to visit Croatia is during the peak months of July and August, ensure you do all the bookings prior to the visit to save yourself the disappointment since the blue lagoon split is fully crowded at this time of the year.
Some people are not a major fan of crowds. To avoid being in the midst of many tourists, the best months to visit are mid-May through mid-June or the first half of September. The weather is still warm and you can enjoy the water comfortably. But as September progresses, there are high chances of experiencing rain.
The shoulder season is also considered ideal for visiting blue lagoon split. There are outstanding sights without crowds, fully enjoying the idyllic temperatures. During this time, it's easy to secure accommodation.
In extension to that, the best time of the day to explore the split blue lagoon is the morning. In the morning, the lagoon is considered calm and totally flat. Such calm morning is known as bonaca, while the afternoon brings winds called Maestral waves.
You will enjoy your stay in the split blue lagoon in Croatia since we, Welcome Center Croatia, will support you with all the necessities, including transport, luxury villas and above all, concierge services to make your stay worthwhile.
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