Speedboat Tours from Radisson Blu Resort, Split

How Radisson guests reach our boats

The Radisson Blu Resort & Spa Split is on Put Trstenika 19, about 3 km east of the central Split Riva. It is a 10-minute taxi (€8–€12), a 30-minute coastal walk, or a complimentary transfer from the resort lobby arranged with us when you book your tour.

For the early-morning Blue Cave departure (07:30), the complimentary transfer is the practical choice — door-to-dock in 10 minutes, no taxi-app stress at 06:45. For the half-day 13:00 tour, walking the seafront promenade and grabbing lunch on the Riva is a lovely build-up.

Most-booked tours by Radisson guests

The Radisson Blu attracts a mix of resort-stay families, couples on quieter holidays, and corporate guests adding a leisure day. Booking patterns:

• Blue Cave 5-Island Tour — €119/person, the must-do route
• Blue Lagoon & Trogir half day — easy with kids 5+
• Hvar & Pakleni Private Charter — slower, ideal for couples
• Bespoke family or corporate group day — co-ordinated with Radisson events

Radisson-specific timing tips

Radisson's breakfast service runs 06:30–11:00 — one of the earliest starts in Split, which makes it unusually compatible with our 07:30 boat departure. You can have a proper sit-down breakfast at 06:30 and still make the transfer easily.

Coming back to the resort at 17:30, the Radisson's spa and pool are excellent for a post-tour wind-down. The hotel's restaurants are good but the Riva and old town have more dining variety; we'd suggest a taxi in for dinner if you've had two consecutive resort meals.

Resort families and the half-day option

Many Radisson guests come for a longer holiday with kids, and the resort makes that easy. For families, our half-day Blue Lagoon & Trogir tour is the strongest fit — 5 hours, shorter open-water legs, calm shallow water at the lagoon for younger kids, an ice-cream stop in Trogir.

It leaves at 13:00, which means you can have a slow Radisson breakfast, a morning on the resort pool, and still get the lagoon afternoon. You're back at the hotel by 18:00 for dinner.

Corporate and group bookings from Radisson

The Radisson hosts conferences and incentive groups regularly, and we routinely build group boat days for them — typically a private charter for 8–12 people on the Hvar & Pakleni route, sometimes with a pre-booked Hvar lunch and a chilled bottle on board. The resort's events team is excellent at co-ordinating; we work directly with them on logistics.

Tell us your group size and dates a week or two ahead and we'll prepare a quote and an itinerary that fits. For larger incentive trips we run multiple boats in convoy, with co-ordinated swim and lunch stops, and we can prepare branded onboard collateral (water bottles, towels, photo backdrops) for company events. We've handled corporate days from Microsoft regional teams, several finance conferences and a handful of incentive trips for European pharma groups.

Invoicing is straightforward — we issue a single VAT invoice in EUR or USD against your event PO, and the Radisson finance team is familiar with our payment terms. If you need a custom contract for an enterprise procurement process, we have a template ready to share.

The Radisson resort day — pool, spa, and what to skip

The Radisson Blu's resort facilities are genuinely excellent — heated outdoor pool, large indoor pool, full Caudalie-branded spa, kids' club, and a private pebble section of Žnjan beach. For a 5-night Split holiday, the right pattern is usually: arrival day spent at the pool, one boat day with us, one Diocletian's Palace day in central Split via taxi, one Žnjan / Marjan beach day, and a recovery final day at the spa.

Specifically what's worth doing at the resort: book a 60-minute Caudalie facial on a non-tour day (the spa team is excellent), use the indoor pool early morning when it's empty, eat at the Olea restaurant for at least one fish dinner. Specifically what to skip: the resort's optional excursion packages are mostly outsourced to coach companies. For boat days, book direct with us; the difference in experience between our small-group speedboat and an out-of-resort coach tour is significant.

Žnjan beach itself, just below the resort, is one of Split's longest pebble beaches with calm shallow water and beach bars along the promenade. Walk south along Žnjan in the morning for 15 minutes and you reach the quieter section locals use — far better than the resort's reserved area for swimming.

Booking from the Radisson Blu Split

Reserve your tour online with a 15% deposit. WhatsApp us if you'd like the complimentary Radisson transfer or have a corporate group with specific needs. Radisson guests get priority weather reschedules and direct concierge co-ordination at no extra fee.