Your Day, Your Way

Set your own pace on a private speedboat tour to the Blue Cave. Begin in either Split or Trogir and enjoy a flexible, luxury escape tailored to your group.

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Why Choose a Private Blue Cave Tour from Split

✔️ Customizable itinerary with flexible stops
✔️ Private boat and skipper just for you
✔️ Luxury speedboat with shaded seating
✔️ Longer swim and snorkel time
✔️ Add extras like Green Cave or sunset

Corfu day cruise boat near Paxos Antipaxos Blue Caves with Gaios village in view.

What to expect on your private Blue Cave boat tour?

Guests enjoying a speedboat ride with cityscape views in the background.
Boat with tourists enjoying island hopping near Trogir, Croatia.
Kamenice Beach with clear blue water and surrounding greenery.
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Departure from Split or Trogir

Meet your skipper at Trumbićeva obala (Split) or Obala bana Berislavića (Trogir), and board your private, sun-covered speedboat designed for up to 10 guests. After a safety briefing, set off across the Adriatic toward Biševo Island. Along the way, soak in coastal views and enjoy bottled water provided on board.

Blue Cave on Biševo

Arrive at the Blue Cave, where a small boat transfer takes you inside to witness its world-famous glow. The shimmering blue light, strongest around midday, creates an unforgettable natural spectacle.

Komiža Village & Vis Island

Continue to Komiža, a picturesque fishing village on Vis Island, featured in Mamma Mia 2. Stroll the waterfront, enjoy a coffee, or explore its traditional stone streets. Then cruise to Stiniva Cove- a dramatic bay framed by towering cliffs. Weather permitting, stop for swimming or snorkeling in its calm, clear waters.

Hidden Bays & Blue Lagoon

Sail on to Srebrena Beach (another Mamma Mia filming site) before arriving at Budikovac’s Blue Lagoon. Here you’ll have plenty of time to swim, snorkel, and unwind in shallow turquoise waters. Snorkeling masks are provided, but bring swimwear and water shoes for comfort.

Pakleni Islands & Hvar Town

Head toward the Pakleni Islands, known for palm-fringed beaches, lively beach clubs, and hidden coves. Depending on your group’s preference, stop at Palmizana Bay for cocktails, a swim, or a relaxed lunch at a seaside konoba. Finally, dock at Hvar Town where you’ll have free time to explore Venetian streets, climb the fortress for panoramic views, or simply enjoy the waterfront buzz.

Return to Split or Trogir

After a full day of island-hopping, reboard your private speedboat for the scenic ride back. Expect to arrive in the early evening with memories of glowing caves, cinematic bays, and Croatia’s most iconic islands.

Things to know before booking your Private Tour

  • This is a 10–11 hour full-day private tour covering the Blue Cave and 5 islands, with round-trip transfers from Split or Trogir.
  • The boat is private, reserved for your group only (up to 10 guests), making it ideal for families, couples, or friends.
  • Blue Cave entry tickets are not included in the base price. Fees vary seasonally (€12-24 per person) and must be paid in cash on-site.
  • Bottled water is included. Lunch stops are planned (often near Hvar or Pakleni), but meals are at your own expense unless you pre-arrange add-ons.
  • Access to the Blue Cave depends on calm seas. Tours may be delayed, rerouted, or canceled in bad weather. Full refunds are provided in case of cancellation.
  • Reserve early in peak season (July & August) to guarantee availability.

Private v/s standard Blue Cave tour

FeaturePrivate TourStandard Tour

Personalization

Flexible timing & customizable route

Fixed schedule & stops

Group Size

Around 10 guests (your group only)

30-40 people per boat

Guide’s Focus

Dedicated skipper/guide for your group

Shared attention among many guests

Comfort

Modern private speedboat, shaded seating

Larger boats with less space

Privacy

Exclusive to your party

Shared with strangers

Value

Premium, tailored experience

Budget-friendly overview of highlights

Best for

Families, groups, slow travelers

solo travelers, budget-conscious

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Highlights of your Blue Cave private tour

Blue Cave interior with glowing water and rocky walls, Croatia.

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.

Aerial view of Komiza, Croatia with boats in the harbor and red-roofed buildings.
Visitors relaxing on the pebble beach at Stiniva Cove, Vis Island, Croatia.
Blue Cave tour boat entering azure waters, Lustica Peninsula, Montenegro.
Aerial view of Budikovac Island with boats in turquoise waters and lush greenery.

Know before you go

Timings: The tour starts at 7am from Trogir and lasts for 10 hours.

What to carry: For a Blue Cave private tour, pack swimwear, water shoes, sunscreen, a hat, and plenty of water. Bring cash for the entrance fee, a waterproof bag for valuables, and motion-sickness remedies if needed.

Facilities: There are no shops, restrooms, or eateries on-site. Tours usually provide boat transfers, shade, and sometimes snorkel gear. Carry your essentials, as nearby stops like Stiniva Bay or Blue Lagoon offer better amenities.

  • Keep cash handy for entry: The Blue Cave ticket (€12–24 depending on season) must be paid on-site in cash only, so prepare euros before you board.
  • Expect flexibility with weather: The Blue Cave opens only when seas are calm. Your skipper will adjust the itinerary if needed, often swapping in extra time at Hvar, Stiniva, or Budikovac.
  • Plan your lunch stop: Meals aren’t included, but your guide will recommend spots near Hvar or Palmižana Bay. Booking ahead for high season ensures a table at popular waterfront restaurants.
  • Pack smart for the boat: A dry bag, reef-friendly sunscreen, water shoes, and a light cover-up will make your day far more comfortable. Boats can get wet, and sun is strong on open water.
  • Enjoy exclusive flexibility: Unlike shared tours, a private trip lets you linger at Mamma Mia filming sites, swim longer in the Blue Lagoon, or skip busier islands depending on your group’s preferences.
  • Don’t rush photography: The cave is a quick in-and-out stop, so have your camera ready. Skip flash, as it flattens the magical blue light and disturbs marine life.

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.

What type of boat is used for the Blue Cave private tour?

You’ll travel on a spacious, sun-covered speedboat designed for comfort on longer journeys. It’s well-suited for groups of up to 10, with safety gear and bottled water provided.

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 snorkeling gear provided?

Yes. Diving masks and snorkeling equipment are included in the tour, so you can swim and snorkel at Stiniva Bay, the Blue Lagoon, and other designated stops.

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.

What happens if the weather is bad on the day of the tour?

The Blue Cave only opens in calm seas. If conditions are unsafe, your skipper will adjust the itinerary to visit alternative islands or sights. In case of full cancellation, your booking is fully refundable.

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 swimming allowed inside the Blue Cave?

No. Swimming inside the Blue Cave is prohibited to protect its fragile ecosystem and ensure safety. However, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to swim and snorkel at nearby bays and lagoons.

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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