Blue Cave and Hvar 5 islands tour from Split
Join a memorable tour in Croatia, filled with thrilling attractions and marvelous views. Start your day with a 90-minutes exciting speedboat ride to the east side of Biševo island, where you can admire the famous Blue Cave. It's one of the most remarkable places on the Adriatic sea.
You'll see breathtaking views while riding in a small fishermen boat. The entrance of the cave was formerly accessible only by diving but nowadays there is a narrow entrance and it's possible to enter with a small boat only when the sea is calm. Every drop of water inside radiates in a different color. That ineffable play of luxuriant colors and light make this cave the most distinguished among all the beautiful caves of Europe.
On Biševo Island, there is another cave worth to visit – Monk Seal Cave. Its entrance is narrow, but you can easily enter there with a speedboat. The Monk Seal Cave is the longest cave on island Biševo, around 160m long and it was the resident of monk seals in the past.
Next, you'll go to the lovely fishermen’s village Komiža on the western side of island Vis. In 1 hour you'll have a chance to explore narrow streets and houses squeezed together, gorgeous pebble beaches, or drink a coffee on the promenade. It's so hard to find another Dalmatian village or town on the island that has so many stunning beaches around. In Komiža you can also visit Fishermen’s museum with traditional fishing tools located in the old Venetian tower on the promenade. Komiža is very proud of the fishermen’s history.
Cruising around the southern side of the island Vis you'll stop to enjoy beach and snorkel time in the most charming and unique cove Stiniva. It can be reached only by the seaside. The best option is to visit this magical cove surrounded by two high cliffs in the morning while there is plenty of sun.
Enjoy a wonderful swim for one hour at the Blue lagoon situated between 3 islets on island Budikovac just 10 min away from island Ravnik. There is wonderful shallow water with a sandy beach with one coffee bar and restaurant, if you want to have refreshments during or after a swim.
Next, you'll see the Pakleni islands from the seaside. You can take amazing pictures from the boat. After enjoying the natural beauty of the islands you'll go to the picturesque town Hvar on island Hvar, where you'll have free time to explore cultural sights of one of the most beautiful World’s harbor and eat lunch.
In Hvar you can sightsee the old town, the promenade, Arsenal – the third old theatre in Europe, the Cathedral of Saint Stephen, Bishop’s palace and take a 20 min walk to the fortress Španjola, with a magnificent view on Pakleni islands and old town.
Main features
Additional features
Do this because
- Benefit from the roundtrip transportation from Split to Vis and Hvar islands
- Get the entrance tickets to the famous natural phenomenon Blue Cave
- Visit the longest cave on island Biševo Seal Monk Cave
- Feel the summer vibes
- Explore 5 islands in 1 day
- Enjoy beach and snorkeling in your free time if you like
- Travel by speedboat
Important to know
- Boat captain reserves the right to change the itinerary of the boat tour due to the weather conditions
- The maximum number of participants is 12
- In case of bad weather, the tour can be cancelled. You will be given the option of an alternative date or a full refund
- Take with you a camera, bathing suit, towel, sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, additional clothes for change
- The tour is not recommended for wheelchair users and people with mobility impairments, for pregnant women and participants with back problems, children under the age of 5
- Entrance fee for the Blue cave is not included in the price; please prepare cash( 1.04.-19.06 12 euro; 20.06.-10.09. 18 euro; 11.09.-31.10. 12 euro)
Cancellation policy
Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 24 hours before the experience begins.
What’s included
- Boat ride
- Life jackets
- Snorkeling equipment
- Wind jackets
- Safety equipment on a boat
- Boat fuel
- Skipper
- Insurance
- VAT
What’s not included
- Lunch
- Hotel pick-up and drop off
- Entrance fees
Booking fee
Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.
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Provider
Providenca charter & travel
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