Blue Cave and 5 Islands Boat Tour from Split
by Booker travel agency
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This full-day boat tour from Split lasts about 11 to 12 hours and visits the Blue Cave on Biševo Island plus five other islands nearby. The tour begins with a stop inside the Blue Cave, where guests spend about 15 to 20 minutes on a small wooden boat guided by an official guide who provides information about the cave’s natural features and clear blue waters. Swimming inside the cave is not allowed. After the cave, the boat continues to Stiniva Cove on the southeast side of Vis Island, where there is a 40-minute stop to swim in a beach voted the best European beach of 2016. Next, the tour cruises to Budikovac Island, where visitors have about 40 minutes to swim or relax at a local beach bar. The longest stop is on the island of Hvar, lasting roughly 100 minutes. Here, guests have free time to explore the town, eat lunch, or visit landmarks such as the fortress above the town, the Main Square, and St. Stephen’s Cathedral. The skipper ensures there is enough time for both sightseeing and dining. The last stop is at the Pakleni Islands, a group of small islands in front of Hvar known for beaches, bars, and pine-scented nature. The boat stays for 40 minutes before heading back to Split, often timed to enjoy the sunset on the return trip. The tour includes travel insurance, safety and snorkeling equipment, the skipper and sailor, and Blue Cave entry tickets if selected at booking. Food and drinks are not included. The ride is on a speedboat, which can be bumpy if the weather is windy. Guests should bring a jacket, towel, hat, sunscreen, water, and swimwear. The tour is not recommended for people with certain medical conditions, young children under 5, or wheelchair users. Arrival at the meeting point 15 minutes before departure is required.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Blue Cave
The Blue Cave is located on Biševo Island and is known for its clear water and glowing blue light caused by sunlight reflecting off the cave floor. Visitors spend about 20 minutes inside on a wooden boat with an official guide who explains the cave’s features. Swimming inside the cave is not allowed.
20 min
Stiniva Cove
After visiting the Blue Cave, the boat continues to Stiniva Cove on the southeast side of Vis Island. This beach was voted the best European beach of 2016. Guests have about 40 minutes to swim and relax at this sheltered cove.
40 min
Budikovac Island
Budikovac Island is a small inhabited island in the Vis channel. The tour stops here for around 40 minutes, allowing guests to swim or visit the local beach bar for drinks.
40 min
Hvar
The last stop is the island of Hvar, where visitors have approximately 2 hours of free time in Hvar town. This allows enough time for sightseeing at locations such as the fortress above the town, Main Square, and St. Stephen’s Cathedral, or to have a meal. The skipper ensures there is sufficient free time for both sightseeing and lunch or dinner.
100 min
Pakleni Islands
The tour includes a 40-minute stop at the Pakleni Islands, a group of small islands in front of Hvar known for their beaches, bars, and pine scents. After this, the boat heads back to Split, often timed to catch the sunset on the return journey.
40 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Blue Cave and 5 Islands Boat Tour from Split
by Booker travel agency
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€240Overview
This full-day boat tour from Split lasts about 11 to 12 hours and visits the Blue Cave on Biševo Island plus five other islands nearby. The tour begins with a stop inside the Blue Cave, where guests spend about 15 to 20 minutes on a small wooden boat guided by an official guide who provides information about the cave’s natural features and clear blue waters. Swimming inside the cave is not allowed. After the cave, the boat continues to Stiniva Cove on the southeast side of Vis Island, where there is a 40-minute stop to swim in a beach voted the best European beach of 2016. Next, the tour cruises to Budikovac Island, where visitors have about 40 minutes to swim or relax at a local beach bar. The longest stop is on the island of Hvar, lasting roughly 100 minutes. Here, guests have free time to explore the town, eat lunch, or visit landmarks such as the fortress above the town, the Main Square, and St. Stephen’s Cathedral. The skipper ensures there is enough time for both sightseeing and dining. The last stop is at the Pakleni Islands, a group of small islands in front of Hvar known for beaches, bars, and pine-scented nature. The boat stays for 40 minutes before heading back to Split, often timed to enjoy the sunset on the return trip. The tour includes travel insurance, safety and snorkeling equipment, the skipper and sailor, and Blue Cave entry tickets if selected at booking. Food and drinks are not included. The ride is on a speedboat, which can be bumpy if the weather is windy. Guests should bring a jacket, towel, hat, sunscreen, water, and swimwear. The tour is not recommended for people with certain medical conditions, young children under 5, or wheelchair users. Arrival at the meeting point 15 minutes before departure is required.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Blue Cave
The Blue Cave is located on Biševo Island and is known for its clear water and glowing blue light caused by sunlight reflecting off the cave floor. Visitors spend about 20 minutes inside on a wooden boat with an official guide who explains the cave’s features. Swimming inside the cave is not allowed.
20 min
Stiniva Cove
After visiting the Blue Cave, the boat continues to Stiniva Cove on the southeast side of Vis Island. This beach was voted the best European beach of 2016. Guests have about 40 minutes to swim and relax at this sheltered cove.
40 min
Budikovac Island
Budikovac Island is a small inhabited island in the Vis channel. The tour stops here for around 40 minutes, allowing guests to swim or visit the local beach bar for drinks.
40 min
Hvar
The last stop is the island of Hvar, where visitors have approximately 2 hours of free time in Hvar town. This allows enough time for sightseeing at locations such as the fortress above the town, Main Square, and St. Stephen’s Cathedral, or to have a meal. The skipper ensures there is sufficient free time for both sightseeing and lunch or dinner.
100 min
Pakleni Islands
The tour includes a 40-minute stop at the Pakleni Islands, a group of small islands in front of Hvar known for their beaches, bars, and pine scents. After this, the boat heads back to Split, often timed to catch the sunset on the return journey.
40 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.