Be mesmerized by the breathtaking beauty of the Blue Cave, where sunlight enters through a crack in the roof and hits the pristine blue waters, casting a magical blue hue throughout the cavern.
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Boat Tour to Blue Cave, Blue Lagoon & 5 Islands
Stand-Up Paddleboard or Kayak Night Glow Tour
Boat Tour to Blue Cave, Blue Lagoon & 5 Islands
Stand-Up Paddleboard or Kayak Night Glow Tour
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Be mesmerized by the breathtaking beauty of the Blue Cave, where sunlight enters through a crack in the roof and hits the pristine blue waters, casting a magical blue hue throughout the cavern.
From Split: Full-Day Boat Tour to Blue Cave & 5 Islands With Snorkeling
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From Split: Full-Day Boat Tour to Blue Cave, Vis & Hvar With Lunch
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Best time of the day: Blue Cave boat tours typically kick off in the morning, setting the stage for a day filled with awe-inspiring sights and memorable experiences.
Best time of the year: The Blue Cave holds its charm all year round, but different seasons bring unique perks for visitors.
The starting price of a Blue Cave tour is . This includes transportation to the Blue Cave (or Blue Grotto) in a speedboat with an English-speaking guide and captain, visits to nearby Croatian islands, and snorkeling equipment.
The Blue Cave is accessible only by boat, and most visitors reach it by joining a Blue Cave boat tour from nearby coastal towns like Split or Trogir. These tours typically include transportation to the cave, visits to nearby islands of Vis and Hvar, and onboard amenities like lunch and snorkeling equipment to make your experience more enriching.
The Blue Cave is famous for its mesmerizing interiors filled with azure blue water. This phenomenon occurs when sunlight enters the cave through a crack in its roof and reflects off the limestone seabed, bathing the cave in an otherworldly azure glow. Located on Biševo Island in the Adriatic Sea, near the Croatian island of Vis, the Blue Cave captivates visitors with its otherworldly ambiance and stunning natural architecture.
You're in for a full day of adventure on a typical Blue Cave tour, lasting around 10 to 11 hours. That's plenty of time to soak up all the fun and excitement! You'll get to dive into various attractions, from the mesmerizing Blue Cave itself to other Croatian islands along the way. Plus, there's room for some leisurely activities like swimming and snorkeling. And let's not forget about refueling – you'll be treated to a delicious lunch at one of those charming island restaurants, adding a tasty twist to your day of exploration.
Some tours come fully equipped with delicious meals or tasty snacks onboard. Others might take a pit stop at a cozy local eatery or a beachside café, where you can dive into authentic Croatian dishes and chill out with refreshing drinks. If you prefer to pack your own snacks and beverages, feel free to bring them along for the ride!
Swimming inside the Blue Cave is not permitted due to safety and conservation reasons. However, many tours include stops at nearby swimming spots where you can enjoy the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea.
While it's possible to visit the Blue Cave independently by renting a private boat or kayak, joining a Blue Cave tour is often more convenient and provides additional amenities and opportunities to visit, explore, and relax on nearby Croatian islands.
Brace yourself for a vibrant underwater world in the waters surrounding the Blue Cave! Expect to cross paths with a rainbow of fish and graceful sea turtles, and if you're lucky, playful dolphins might even join the show.
No, swimming is not a requirement for the Blue Cave tour. However, it's good to have basic swimming skills, especially if you want to swim at the other attractions visited during the tour.
Alongside the mesmerizing Blue Cave, the tour often includes visits to other stunning landmarks such as the Blue Lagoon on Budikovac Island, Stiniva Cove on Bisevo Island, Pakleni Islands, Vis Island, and Hvar Island. Each stop offers unique natural beauty and opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, and exploring.
Yes, Blue Cave tours are suitable for children and offer an exciting and memorable experience for families. However, due to safety regulations and the nature of the activities involved, children under 3 years old are typically not allowed on these boat tours.