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Why take a Blue Cave private tour? 

Blue Cave tour boat entering azure waters, Lustica Peninsula, Montenegro.
Blue Cave tour boat entering azure waters, Lustica Peninsula, Montenegro.
Blue Cave tour boat entering azure waters, Lustica Peninsula, Montenegro.
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Avoid the crowds

Skip the group tour hustle. With a private boat, there’s no queuing, no waiting for others, and no rushing through stops. You just sail on your schedule away from the crowds and tourist-packed coves.

Round-trip transfers

Enjoy a seamless experience with round-trip boat transfers from either Split or Trogir. Your private speedboat departs and returns to your selected port, ensuring a stress-free journey with no additional logistics to worry about.

Slightly flexible itinerary

Want to linger longer at Komiža? Or swim a bit more at the Blue Lagoon? Your skipper adjusts the route and timing to match your group’s pace and preferences.

What you get with a Blue Cave private tour

Private speedboat

Enjoy exclusive use of a spacious, sun-covered speedboat designed for up to 10 guests. With plenty of room to stretch out and relax, it’s perfect for families, friends, or couples seeking a crowd-free, personalized Adriatic escape.

Skipper & guide

Your tour is led by an experienced, English-speaking skipper who knows the Dalmatian coast inside out. They’ll handle navigation, share local insights, and suggest quiet swim spots or scenic detours tailored to your interests.

Blue Cave access

Experience the magic of the Blue Cave on Biševo Island, where sunlight reflects through an underwater opening to bathe the interior in glowing, electric-blue light. Your private tour includes a dedicated stop at this natural wonder. Please note: entry fees range from €12–€24 depending on the season and must be paid in cash onsite.

5 island route

Cover the iconic 5-island loop in a single day. Visit the remote charms of Vis, the glowing Blue Cave at Biševo, the turquoise shallows of Budikovac, the scenic Pakleni archipelago, and the vibrant energy of Hvar Town.

Swim & snorkel

Swim in crystal-clear coves like Stiniva Bay, a UNESCO-recognized beach tucked between dramatic cliffs, and snorkel in the calm, fish-filled waters of the Blue Lagoon. Snorkeling gear, diving masks, and safety equipment are all provided.

Mamma Mia! Filming sites

This tour takes you to real locations featured in Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again. You’ll visit Komiža village, Stiniva Cove, and Srebrena Beach on Vis Island. All of which were used as filming sites for the movie’s fictional Greek setting.

Blue Cave private tour itinerary

  • Start your journey from either Split or Trogir, with a comfortable boarding experience and a private speedboat waiting at the marina.
  • Cruise about 45 km to Biševo Island, where you’ll switch to a local fisherman’s boat to enter the Blue Cave. Admire the glowing blue light created by sunlight bouncing through the water. The cave entry fee must be paid in cash on-site.
  • After the Blue Cave, head to Komiža, a traditional fishing village on Vis Island and a real-life filming location for Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again. Enjoy a seaside stroll, grab a coffee, or visit the Fishermen’s Museum.
  • Make your way to Stiniva Cove, a hidden bay surrounded by dramatic cliffs. Swim in the crystal-clear water or relax on the boat while soaking in the view.
  • Pass by Srebrena Beach, another recognizable Mamma Mia filming spot, known for its smooth white rocks and clear shoreline.
  • Continue to the Blue Lagoon on Budikovac Island. Swim, snorkel, or just float in the shallow, calm waters surrounded by small islets. There's also a nearby café where you can relax.
  • Cruise past the scenic Pakleni Islands on your way to the final stop.
  • Reach Hvar Town on Hvar Island, a chic coastal town with stone alleys, medieval landmarks, and vibrant waterfront cafés. You can explore, shop, or enjoy lunch at your own pace.
  • End your trip with a smooth return cruise back to either Split or Trogir.

Highlights of Blue Cave private tour

Blue Cave tour boat entering azure waters, Lustica Peninsula, Montenegro.

Blue Cave (Biševo Island)

Enter a glowing sea grotto where sunlight filters through underwater rocks, creating a surreal blue-silver effect. This natural wonder is the star attraction and an unforgettable photo opportunity.

Blue Cave tour boat entering azure waters, Lustica Peninsula, Montenegro.
Blue Cave tour boat entering azure waters, Lustica Peninsula, Montenegro.
Blue Cave tour boat entering azure waters, Lustica Peninsula, Montenegro.
Blue Cave tour boat entering azure waters, Lustica Peninsula, Montenegro.

Frequently asked questions about taking the Blue Cave private tour

How many people can join a Blue Cave private tour?

A private tour accommodates up to 10 guests, making it perfect for families, groups of friends, or couples looking for extra space and comfort.

Can I choose my departure location?

Yes, you can start your tour from either Split or Trogir, depending on what’s most convenient. Both locations offer easy access to the islands.

Is the Blue Cave entry fee included in the price?

No, the Blue Cave entry fee is not included. It must be paid in cash on-site and ranges from €12 to €24 depending on the season.

Can we personalize our itinerary?

Absolutely. You can choose how long to stay at each stop and even skip or add places, depending on time and weather conditions.

What should I pack for the trip?

Bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, a dry bag, and cash for the Blue Cave entry. Snacks and a change of clothes are also a good idea.

Is food included in the tour?

Meals aren’t included, but the tour includes a lunch stop near Hvar where you can dine at a seaside restaurant of your choice.

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