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Blue Cave and Hvar Small-Group Boat Tour from Split or Brac
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Blue Cave and Hvar Small-Group Boat Tour from Split or Brac

by Blue cave Online

10 hours
Split
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10 hours
Starting time
Friday 11 September 2026
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Free cancellation until 10 Sept 2026.
€252€280Save 10%
2 adults × €126
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10 hours
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2 adults × €126
All taxes and fees included

Overview

Passengers board a boat for a full-day excursion lasting about 10 hours, departing from either Split or Bol on the island of Brač. The tour is designed for small groups with a maximum of 12 guests, offering shaded and sunbathing areas on board. The first major stop is the Blue Cave on Biševo Island, where travelers have some free time on the island before entering the cave by smaller boats (entry not included). The cave is known for its distinctive silvery-blue light created by sunlight refracting through an underwater opening. Next, the boat arrives at Komiža on the island of Vis, a fishing village located in the largest bay of the island and protected from northern winds. Guests have free time here to explore, swim, or have breakfast or coffee. After Komiža, the boat heads to Budikovac Island, near Vis, where the Blue Lagoon beach features clear waters with sandy and sea grass bottoms, ideal for swimming and snorkeling. Snorkeling equipment is provided. If Budikovac is crowded during high season, swimming will take place in a quieter bay on Vis Island. The tour then stops briefly at Stiniva Cove on Vis Island, a narrow bay about 600 meters long and 100 meters wide, enclosed by high cliffs. If the cove is not too busy, guests may swim here; otherwise, the boat will stop at a less crowded nearby bay for swimming. The route passes the Pakleni Islands, located off the southwest coast of Hvar Island near the entrance to Hvar town harbor. The final stop is Hvar town on Hvar Island, known for receiving approximately 2700 hours of sunshine annually. Guests have around two and a half hours to walk through the old town, enjoy ice cream, visit bars, or relax on nearby beaches. The crew speaks English, and bottled water is provided. Fuel surcharges and parking fees are included. Lunch, entrance fees to the Blue Cave, and gratuities are not included. The company offers communication via WhatsApp and Viber for inquiries and reservations.

Highlights

Small-group boat tour for up to 12 passengers
Visit Blue Cave on Biševo Island with boat entrance (not included)
Free time in Komiža village for swimming and breakfast
Swimming and snorkeling at Budikovac Island's Blue Lagoon
Stop at Stiniva Cove with optional swimming
Visit Hvar town with time for walking and beaches

What's included

Professional English-speaking crew
Bottled water on board
Use of snorkeling equipment
Fuel surcharges
Parking fees

What's not included

Lunch during the tour
Gratuities for crew
Entrance fees to Blue Cave

Itinerary

1

Blue Cave on Biševo Island

The Blue Cave is known for its silvery-blue light caused by sunlight refracting through an underwater crack. Guests have free time on Biševo Island before entering the cave on smaller boats, which are not included in the price. This natural site has been open to the public only recently and remains a popular destination.

60 min

2

Komiža Village on Vis Island

Komiža is a fishing village on the sunny side of Vis Island, sheltered from cold northern winds. It is located at the bottom of the island's largest bay and has narrow streets and traditional houses. Visitors have free time to explore the village, swim, or enjoy breakfast or coffee.

60 min

3

Budikovac Island

Budikovac Island lies near Vis and features the Blue Lagoon beach, famous for its clear sea with sandy and sea grass-covered bottom. The shallow waters are suitable for swimming and snorkeling, with equipment provided. During high season, if the Blue Lagoon is crowded, swimming takes place in a quieter bay on Vis Island.

45 min

4

Stiniva Cove

Stiniva Cove is a narrow bay approximately 600 meters long and 100 meters wide, surrounded by high cliffs. It is considered one of Croatia’s most attractive spots. If not crowded, guests can swim here; otherwise, the boat stops at a less busy nearby bay for swimming.

15 min

5

Pakleni Islands

The Pakleni Islands, locally called Škoji, are located off the southwest coast of Hvar Island near the entrance to Hvar town harbor.

6

Hvar Town on Hvar Island

Hvar town is the largest settlement on Hvar Island and receives about 2700 hours of sunshine annually. Guests spend roughly two and a half hours walking the old town, enjoying ice cream, visiting bars, or relaxing on nearby beaches.

150 min

Meeting point

Our selling place is next to Pumparela restaurant.

End point

Our selling place is next to Pumparela restaurant.

Languages

English (guide)Croatian (guide)

Cancellation policy

  • Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.

Additional info

1–15 travelers per booking
Mobile ticket
Pushchair and stroller friendly
Service animals are welcome
Reachable by public transport
Not advised for anyone with back or spinal problems
Not advised during pregnancy
Suitable for all fitness levels
No refunds are given for missed tours due to late or no arrival
Guests should bring a hat, towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, and wear comfortable clothes and shoes
The tour depends on favorable weather; cancellations offer an alternative date or full refund
Guests must arrive at the meeting point at least 10 minutes before departure
Total
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