We'll be visiting the Blue Cave, a place where sunlight reflects through the sea and colors the whole cave in light blue color. You will hear some interesting stories from the local guide and enjoy the view. In the peak season you might need to wait to get in. 

Biševo island

The small authentic fishermen's town of Komiža is our coffee stop. Next is Stiniva, a famous bay unique for its high cliffs where we will stop for swimming and sightseeing.

Komiža and Stiniva bay on Vis island

The last stop of our tour is most frequently Palmižana, the most popular bay of Pakleni islands. Here you will have about 2 hours off so you can grab lunch in one of the nearby restaurants, or you can enjoy its sandy beaches and clear turquoise sea.

Pakleni islands

If there is enough time, your skipper will take you to an additional location to explore some more beautiful beaches of Vis island. Our personal favorites are Pritiscina (depicted above) and Smokova sandy beach. 

Additional stop

Swim into the famous cave on Ravnik island, known for its emerald color. Its captivating lighting and color make Green cave a perfect snorkeling spot. The entrance to the Green cave is paid 7 to 10 euros extra. 

Green cave

This stunning turquoise sea cave is an absolute must-see! The area is protected and the entrance to the cave is only possible in small boats, which has a fee of about 13 euros. Bear in mind that during high season (July and August) you might have to wait a bit to get in.  

Blue cave

The most beautiful beach in Croatia and also once voted the most beautiful beach in Europe. We will make a swim stop here, usually for 30 minutes, so you will have enough time to swim to the shore and maybe even grab a snack or drink in the small beach bar.

Stiniva

This stunning turquoise bay is our swimming stop where you can sunbath or swim with snorkeling equipment.

Budikovac island

Calma beach bar

Mlini beach

Colnago wine

Vela Garska as our final stop for sunset gazing

Vela Garska Calma

Hvar

Sunset winetasting cruise

Boat party

One of the most interesting-looking beaches of Hvar island, with a massive coastal slope protecting the bay from the southern wind. It is an ideal stop for swimming or snorkeling.

Malo Zarace

The natural wonder of Hvar island, Red rocks (Croatian: Crvene Stijene) can not be reached from the land. Ideal place for swimming and snorkeling in one of the small caves in the area. 

Red rocks

Perna Hvar

Laganini Hvar

Zlatan otok is one of the oldest and most famous wineries on the island. Enjoy their celebrated wines in the most special ambient: an underwater wine cellar. This stop is optional and winetasting has an additional fee.

Zlatan otok Sv. Nedilja

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Panoramic view of this group of small islands while we are headed to Hvar. Enjoy the view of beautiful sandy beaches, clear blue water, and green forests.

Pakleni islands Hvar

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Pakleni Islands

Among the farthest bays of Pakleni islands, Vlaka is a perfect place to have a peaceful lunch break. There, in the middle of the vineyards and fields, you will find Fisherman's house and Dioniz restaurant, known for its good quality food and amazing scenery. 

Vlaka

VELA GARŠKA BAY:  the last stop of our tour. Here you can enjoy a glass of wine in one of the locals' favorite beach bars, Calma beach bar. 

Day trips and activities

Blue Cave Tour from Hvar

Sunset winetasting cruise

Bachelor / Bachelorette cruise

Sailing around Pakleni islands

Hidden Hvar cruise

Flyboard