Blue Cave and Pakleni Islands Group Boat Tour from Hvar
by HvarBoats
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Hvar is known for its clear waters and nearby sea caves. This group boat tour from Hvar lasts about eight hours and visits several coastal attractions by speedboat with a local skipper. The tour starts at 10:30 in Križna Luka bay or in front of the HvarBoats agency in the main port. The first stop is the Green Cave, reached after a 35-minute boat ride. Visitors can buy tickets on site to enter the cave by a small port authority boat or swim inside. The skipper parks the boat in front of the cave for easy access. After about an hour at the Green Cave, the tour continues to Stiniva Cove, named Europe's most beautiful beach in 2016. The boat anchors near the entrance, and guests have about an hour for swimming, diving, or sunbathing. Access to the beach is either by swimming 20 meters or by a small rubber boat. A beach bar is available for drinks. Next is the Blue Cave on Biševo island. The speedboat docks, and guests buy tickets to take a small motorboat with a 12-passenger capacity to the cave entrance. The cave entrance is low, requiring visitors to bow their heads. Inside, visitors spend about 15 minutes photographing the blue light reflecting on the water and cave walls. After the visit, guests return to the dock where the skipper awaits. The tour then visits a hidden bay or quiet beach on Vis island, selected by the skipper based on weather and group preferences. This stop lasts around an hour and offers a peaceful environment away from crowds. Finally, the tour arrives at Palmižana beach on Sveti Klement island, the largest of the Pakleni Islands. Palmižana is a car-free island with sandy beaches in a sheltered bay. Guests can swim, relax, or have lunch at one of the sea-level restaurants like Bacchus, Totos, or Zori. Walking paths with Mediterranean plants surround the area. The boat returns to Hvar in the late afternoon, often during sunset. The tour includes passenger insurance, bottled water, snorkels, a skipper, fuel surcharges, and an icebox. Entrance fees for caves and lunch are not included. The route and stop order may change due to weather or crowd avoidance.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
HvarBoats
Guests meet at 10:30 in bay Križna Luka or in front of the HvarBoats agency in the main port. The boat departs from this location heading to the first stop.
Green Cave
After about 35 minutes on the boat, the skipper parks in front of the Green Cave. Visitors purchase entrance tickets (8 EUR low season, 12 EUR high season) and can enter the cave by a small port authority boat or swim inside. Fresh sea air and views accompany this stop of about one hour.
60 min
Stiniva Cove
The boat anchors near Stiniva Cove, voted Europe's most beautiful beach in 2016. Guests have about an hour for swimming, diving, or sunbathing. Entry to the beach is by swimming 20 meters or by a small rubber boat. A beach bar provides drinks and a place to relax.
60 min
Cave Bisevo
The speedboat anchors at the dock near the Blue Cave on Biševo. Visitors buy tickets (12 EUR low season, 18 EUR high season) and may wait at a nearby bar while having refreshments. A small motorboat with a 12-passenger capacity takes guests to the cave entrance, which is 2 minutes from the dock. The entrance is low, so visitors must bow their heads to enter. Inside, they spend about 15 minutes taking photos and videos of the blue sea light and silver reflections. After the visit, they return to the dock where the skipper awaits.
120 min
Vis
The skipper selects a quiet beach or hidden bay on Vis island based on weather and group preferences. This stop lasts about one hour and offers a peaceful, less crowded location.
60 min
Palmižana Beach
Palmižana beach is on Sveti Klement, the largest Pakleni island. It is a car-free area with sandy beaches in a secure Adriatic bay. Visitors can swim, relax, or dine at sea-level restaurants such as Bacchus, Totos, and Zori. Mediterranean plants and walking paths surround the area. This stop lasts about two hours before returning to Hvar.
120 min
Meeting point
Our HvarBoats office is located on the main pier in Hvar town, right next to the Post office.
End point
Our HvarBoats office is located on the main pier in Hvar town, right next to the Post office. MEETING POINT & CHECK-IN Location: Riva 13, 21450, Hvar Tour Start Time: 10:30 AM Check-in time: 10:00 AM at our office.
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Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
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Blue Cave and Pakleni Islands Group Boat Tour from Hvar
by HvarBoats
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.€200Overview
Hvar is known for its clear waters and nearby sea caves. This group boat tour from Hvar lasts about eight hours and visits several coastal attractions by speedboat with a local skipper. The tour starts at 10:30 in Križna Luka bay or in front of the HvarBoats agency in the main port. The first stop is the Green Cave, reached after a 35-minute boat ride. Visitors can buy tickets on site to enter the cave by a small port authority boat or swim inside. The skipper parks the boat in front of the cave for easy access. After about an hour at the Green Cave, the tour continues to Stiniva Cove, named Europe's most beautiful beach in 2016. The boat anchors near the entrance, and guests have about an hour for swimming, diving, or sunbathing. Access to the beach is either by swimming 20 meters or by a small rubber boat. A beach bar is available for drinks. Next is the Blue Cave on Biševo island. The speedboat docks, and guests buy tickets to take a small motorboat with a 12-passenger capacity to the cave entrance. The cave entrance is low, requiring visitors to bow their heads. Inside, visitors spend about 15 minutes photographing the blue light reflecting on the water and cave walls. After the visit, guests return to the dock where the skipper awaits. The tour then visits a hidden bay or quiet beach on Vis island, selected by the skipper based on weather and group preferences. This stop lasts around an hour and offers a peaceful environment away from crowds. Finally, the tour arrives at Palmižana beach on Sveti Klement island, the largest of the Pakleni Islands. Palmižana is a car-free island with sandy beaches in a sheltered bay. Guests can swim, relax, or have lunch at one of the sea-level restaurants like Bacchus, Totos, or Zori. Walking paths with Mediterranean plants surround the area. The boat returns to Hvar in the late afternoon, often during sunset. The tour includes passenger insurance, bottled water, snorkels, a skipper, fuel surcharges, and an icebox. Entrance fees for caves and lunch are not included. The route and stop order may change due to weather or crowd avoidance.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
HvarBoats
Guests meet at 10:30 in bay Križna Luka or in front of the HvarBoats agency in the main port. The boat departs from this location heading to the first stop.
Green Cave
After about 35 minutes on the boat, the skipper parks in front of the Green Cave. Visitors purchase entrance tickets (8 EUR low season, 12 EUR high season) and can enter the cave by a small port authority boat or swim inside. Fresh sea air and views accompany this stop of about one hour.
60 min
Stiniva Cove
The boat anchors near Stiniva Cove, voted Europe's most beautiful beach in 2016. Guests have about an hour for swimming, diving, or sunbathing. Entry to the beach is by swimming 20 meters or by a small rubber boat. A beach bar provides drinks and a place to relax.
60 min
Cave Bisevo
The speedboat anchors at the dock near the Blue Cave on Biševo. Visitors buy tickets (12 EUR low season, 18 EUR high season) and may wait at a nearby bar while having refreshments. A small motorboat with a 12-passenger capacity takes guests to the cave entrance, which is 2 minutes from the dock. The entrance is low, so visitors must bow their heads to enter. Inside, they spend about 15 minutes taking photos and videos of the blue sea light and silver reflections. After the visit, they return to the dock where the skipper awaits.
120 min
Vis
The skipper selects a quiet beach or hidden bay on Vis island based on weather and group preferences. This stop lasts about one hour and offers a peaceful, less crowded location.
60 min
Palmižana Beach
Palmižana beach is on Sveti Klement, the largest Pakleni island. It is a car-free area with sandy beaches in a secure Adriatic bay. Visitors can swim, relax, or dine at sea-level restaurants such as Bacchus, Totos, and Zori. Mediterranean plants and walking paths surround the area. This stop lasts about two hours before returning to Hvar.
120 min
Meeting point
Our HvarBoats office is located on the main pier in Hvar town, right next to the Post office.
End point
Our HvarBoats office is located on the main pier in Hvar town, right next to the Post office. MEETING POINT & CHECK-IN Location: Riva 13, 21450, Hvar Tour Start Time: 10:30 AM Check-in time: 10:00 AM at our office.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.