Blue Cave tour

Explore the stunning beauty of the Blue Cave during your day trip from Split, Croatia. Located on the eastern side of picturesque Biševo Island, the Blue Cave enchants visitors with its mesmerizing allure. Hop on an exciting speedboat adventure from Split, a journey that takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. This thrilling ride not only guarantees fun but also provides plenty of opportunities to see playful dolphins swimming in the open waters. The peacefulness of the morning creates the ideal setting for spotting dolphins, often visible from afar. Our experienced captain will expertly approach these majestic creatures, giving you the perfect opportunity to capture their elegance in photographs.

Since 1884, the Blue Cave has been a popular attraction, captivating visitors with its natural beauty. As you arrive at Biševo Island, there will be a short stop around 200 meters from the cave’s entrance. Our skilled sailor will then obtain the tickets for you. While you wait for your turn to explore the cave, why not treat yourself to a refreshing drink?

With the cave entrance standing at just 1.5 meters tall, a smaller boat will take you to the enchanting Blue Cave. Once inside, get ready for an experience that you’ll never forget. It’s guaranteed to leave a lasting impression on your memory and become one of the most memorable moments of your journey.

Explore the magical charm of Stiniva, a hidden gem of a bay located on the stunning island of Vis in Croatia. Known for its beautiful beach and scenic surroundings, Stiniva is definitely a must-visit destination in Croatia. With its cozy and intimate atmosphere, this bay stretches around 600 meters long and 100 meters wide, making it a perfect spot to relax and unwind.

Nestled between towering cliffs, the bay stands out with its captivating blend of land and sea. Stiniva Bay, located south of the road that links Podspilje and Plinsko Polje villages, offers both accessibility and a sense of seclusion. As you explore the bay, you’ll come across charming, abandoned fishermen’s houses, evoking a nostalgic atmosphere.

Stiniva Bay is a protected natural reserve, highlighting its ecological significance. Dive into the mesmerizing seabed and discover the thriving marine life in these crystal-clear waters. Whether you’re after peace, beauty, or adventure, this bay guarantees an unforgettable journey.

Blue Lagoon – Budikovac island

This hidden exclusive location is a favourite place for experienced sailors. It is not a surprise for the beauty of the untouched nature that awaits you in the blue lagoon is perfect for a totally relaxing experience in crystal clear sea, which is so clean that the bottom of the sea is visible by naked eye. That sea bottom is what gives this place that special look and azure blue colour. The darker parts of the underwater world are actually sea urchins that are a sure sign of the highest quality of the sea.

Veli Budikovac, a place with just one resident, boasts two stunning pebble beaches. Moreover, there is a delightful restaurant and a cozy café where you can relish local delicacies or sip on refreshing drinks. Adding to the island’s allure, there is a charming little farm with domestic animals that will surely captivate the interest of children.

The Mali Budikovac island is deserted, while the other island remains uninhabited. These two islands are secluded and positioned in a way that preserves their natural beauty. The only way to access this location is by boat. Come join us in exploring the underwater world, either with your naked eye or a snorkeling mask, in this stunning turquoise lagoon. Swim, take in the lush vegetation of the surrounding islets, and immerse yourself in nature for the ultimate relaxation in this hidden paradise.

Explore the captivating allure of the Paklinski Islands, an archipelago comprising approximately 20 charming islets including Palmižana, Ždrilca, Stipanska, Jerolim, and Mlini, all clustered around the larger island of Hvar. Despite their evocative Croatian name, “devils’ islands,” there’s nothing sinister about these idyllic destinations. The name actually derives from the native plant “Paklina,” abundant in the region. Thus, “Paklinski islands” simply signifies their connection to this unique flora.

Each of these islands boasts its own pristine beaches, picturesque blue lagoons, and a delightful array of bars and restaurants, including Laganini, Zori, Patak, and Carpe Diem. The allure of the Paklinski Islands lies not in their devilish associations but in the stunning natural landscapes and vibrant atmosphere they offer. Each islet exudes its own distinct charm, promising a wealth of captivating sights and experiences that are truly worth witnessing firsthand.

Hvar town – Hvar island

HVAR is small town can be found nestled in a cozy bay along the southern coast of Hvar Island, towards the western tip. The land surrounding it is made up of karst hillside, which rises sharply from the Adriatic Sea. The rocks in this area are porous, primarily limestone and dolomite, resulting in limited groundwater availability. Nevertheless, there are pockets of agriculture where the terrain is easily accessible and can be irrigated, including olive groves, vineyards, lavender fields, and rosemary patches.

The mountain range running along the island serves as a great obstacle separating Hvar town from the northern settlements. In the old days, it would have been a long journey by foot or boat to get around. But now, thanks to the new tunnel on the Stari Grad to Hvar road (which opened in 2000), traveling between the north and south is fast and convenient.

The shore is mainly rugged and full of coves, featuring tiny pebble shores in the inlets. Pakleni Otoci and Galešnik Island by the Hvar port are designated as protected natural areas.