How long is the full day tour?

Expect the tour to last 10–11.5 hours, while the private charter runs around 10 hours.

Is entry to the Blue Cave included?

Only if you choose the ticket with entry included. Otherwise, it’s payable in cash on site (€12–€24 depending on the season).

Can we swim during the tour?

Yes, at both Stiniva Bay and the Blue Lagoon. Swimming in the Blue Cave is not allowed.

Is this tour good for families?

Yes. The ride is smooth and scenic, with life jackets provided. Just be prepared for a full day on the water.

Can I customize the private tour?

Absolutely. Your skipper can adjust timing or stops slightly based on your preferences and sea conditions.

Blue Cave Tours from Split | Blue Lagoon & 5 Islands included

Blue Cave entry tickets covered

Visiting the Blue Cave requires a separate entry ticket, usually paid in cash on-site. Skip the hassle of carrying cash or worrying about seasonal prices by choosing the all-inclusive option with entry tickets included.

Visitors in a small boat explore the Blue Cave near Split.

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Split is the most popular departure point for visiting the Blue Cave. Located just 70 km from Biševo Island, it offers the shortest and smoothest access to the cave compared to other coastal cities. Its location ensures you’ll reach the Blue Cave in about 1.5 to 2 hours by speedboat, leaving plenty of time to explore the nearby islands like Vis, Budikovac, Hvar, and the Pakleni Islands.

Overview:

Distance from Split to Blue Cave: About 44 nautical miles
Duration of the tour: 10-11 hour full-day tour
Best time of year: May–October, with the most vivid cave light effects seen between 11am and 1pm on sunny summer days.
Meeting/drop-off point: Riva promenade for group tour and Trumbićeva obala for the private tour
Key attractions: Blue Cave at Biševo Island, Blue Lagoon, Vis Island, Budikovac Island, Pakleni Islands, Hvar Town on Hvar Island
Most popular tour: From Split: Full Day Tour to Blue Cave, Blue Lagoon & 5 Islands

What to expect on a Blue Cave tour from Split

Things to know before booking your Blue Cave tour from Split

Know that Blue Cave entry ticket is separate. Prices range from €12–24 and must be paid in cash on-site unless you book the all-inclusive option. Book the inclusive option if you don’t want the hassle.
Tour duration is 10–11.5 hours. Expect a full day at sea with multiple stops: Biševo (Blue Cave), Vis, Hvar, Budikovac, and the Pakleni Islands.
For a personal, crowd-free experience, opt for a Private Tour. Your boat is reserved exclusively for you and your loved ones, with the flexibility to choose your meeting point in Split or Trogir. Departing at 7am, you’ll enjoy an early start that gets you to the Blue Cave ahead of most group tours.
Tours stop at Palmižana Bay or near Hvar for lunch at your own cost. Meals are not included. Pack snacks if you prefer not to rely on local restaurants.
The full day-tour carry just 8-12 guests, while private tours take up to 10 people. The good thing about private tours is that it can be adjusted to your group’s pace.

Blue Cave tours from Split explained

Tour	Duration	Inclusions	Transfers	Group size	Best suited for	Upgrades	Starting from
Full day tour to Blue Cave	10–11.5 hours	Blue Cave, Blue Lagoon, 5 Islands, Stiniva Bay, swim/snorkel gear, skipper/guide, bottled water, insurance	Round-trip speedboat from Split	Small group (8–12 guests)	For nature enthusiasts, families and travelers looking for a shared small-group experience with social vibes	Optional Blue Cave entry included- No on-site charges	€99
Private tour to Blue cave	10 hours	Private tour (up to 10 people), Blue Cave, Blue Lagoon, 5 Islands, Stiniva Bay, swim/snorkel gear, skipper/guide, bottled water, insurance	Private speedboat from Split or Trogir	Private (up to 10 guests)	Families, groups of friends, or those wanting a flexible, crowd-free trip	-	€1,300

The VIP way to see the Blue Cave

Enjoy the freedom of a private speedboat for up to 10 guests, with flexible itinerary, crowd-free stops, and exclusive access to Mamma Mia filming locations. Perfect for families or groups who want a tailored Blue Cave and island-hopping experience.

Boat entering a blue cave with clear turquoise water.

Highlights of Blue Cave

Stops along the way on your day tour

Blue Cave tour from Split itinerary

Tourists jumping from boat into clear water near Blue Cave, Croatia.

Morning: Begin at Split’s Riva promenade near Diocletian’s Palace. After a quick skipper briefing, board your speedboat and cruise toward Biševo Island. Transfer to a smaller boat to enter the Blue Cave (entry included on all-inclusive tours).

Midday: Continue to Komiža, a fishing village on Vis, for a coffee break or stroll, then head to Stiniva Bay to swim or take photos in its cliff-framed cove. Pass by Srebrena Beach, another Mamma Mia filming site, as you sail along the coast.

Afternoon: Dive into Budikovac’s Blue Lagoon, ideal for swimming and snorkeling, before reaching the Pakleni Islands. Stop at Palmizana Bay for a relaxed seaside lunch.

Evening: Wrap up in Hvar Town with free time to shop, visit the fortress, or enjoy the promenade before cruising back to Split in time for sunset views.

Book your full day tour now!

Boat entering Monk Seal Cave on Blue Cave, Blue Lagoon & 5 Islands tour.

Morning: Depart from Split or Trogir aboard a private speedboat for up to 10 guests. Cross the Adriatic to Biševo Island and visit the glowing Blue Cave.

Midday: Pause in Komiža, a postcard-perfect fishing village on Vis, then continue to Stiniva Cove for a swim in its cliff-framed bay. Sail past Srebrena Beach, featured in Mamma Mia 2.

Afternoon: Relax at Budikovac’s Blue Lagoon, swimming in turquoise waters or enjoying a drink at the beach bar. Cruise by the Pakleni Islands, dotted with coves and pine-fringed beaches.

Evening: End in Hvar Town, with free time to explore the Old Town, enjoy a café break, or climb to the Španjola Fortress for sweeping views before returning to Split or Trogir by sunset.

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Plan your visit to Blue Cave from Split

Speedboat tour entering Blue Cave on Blue Lagoon & 5 Islands trip.

Tours last 10–11 hours, giving you a full day to explore.
Departures are around 7am–7:30am, timed to reach the Blue Cave before peak crowds.
The ride to Biševo takes 1.5–2 hours by speedboat.
Return is usually by 6–6:30pm, leaving your evening free in Split or Trogir.

Beach essentials for snorkeling including a hat, towel, sunglasses, flip-flops, and sunscreen.

Swimwear and towel for swimming and snorkeling stops.
Early mornings can feel breezy so make sure you carry a light jacket for comfort.
Sunscreen, hat, sunglasses to protect from strong Adriatic sun.
Cash in euros (€12–24 per person) for Blue Cave entry tickets (paid on-site unless your variant includes it).
Small day bag for your essential
Camera or phone for photos but bring a dry bag if possible to protect electronics.
Snacks or extra water if you want more than what’s included.

Group swimming in clear waters on Blue Cave, Blue Lagoon & 5 Islands tour.

Book your spot early in July-August when demand is highest.
Expect a regulated 10–15 minutes inside the Blue Cave, with possible waiting times in peak season.
Lunch is not included. Tours usually stop in Hvar Town or the Pakleni Islands, where you can choose from seafood taverns, cafés, and restaurants.
For smoother rides, sit towards the back of the speedboat; the front bounces more in waves.
Bring cash for Blue Cave entry, meals and extras in Hvar or Pakleni.
Choose the private option if you want a flexible pace, fewer crowds, and an exclusive experience- perfect for families, couples, or groups of friends.

Friends snorkeling in clear sea near rocky coastline.

Licensed skipper with expert knowledge of the route.
Safety gear including life jackets and a first aid kit.
Snorkeling equipment provided for swimming stops.
Bottled water included.
Padded seating and shaded areas for comfort on longer stretches.
On private tours, the boat is reserved exclusively for up to 10 guests, giving you more privacy, flexibility, and space.

Best time to visit Blue Cave

Plan to arrive on a clear, sunny day between 11 am and 12 pm. During this late-morning window, the sun hits the cave at the perfect angle, entering through the underwater opening and reflecting off the white limestone seabed to create the cave’s iconic glowing blue effect.

Seasonally, the best time to visit is from mid-June to early September, when sunlight intensity is highest and sea conditions are typically calm. Cloudy weather or rough seas can reduce or prevent the effect. The cave generally operates from April to November, but the light phenomenon is most vivid in the summer months when the sun is at its strongest.

Frequently asked questions about taking the Blue Cave tour from Split

You’ll meet your guide at Split’s Riva promenade, near the Brass Gate entrance of Diocletian’s Palace.

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Scenic speedboat ride

Your adventure begins when you’ll board a modern speedboat for a thrilling ride across the Adriatic. Along the way, enjoy stunning coastal views as you cruise toward Biševo Island.

The Blue Cave experience

The highlight of the day is entering the Blue Cave (Modra Špilja). Small boats take you inside this natural wonder, where sunlight creates an otherworldly blue glow on the water and cave walls.

Swim in Stiniva Bay

Stiniva Cove is a hidden beach framed by towering cliffs. Depending on conditions, you may swim, snorkel, or simply admire one of Europe’s most beautiful bays.

The crystal-clear Blue Lagoon

Many tours include a stop at one of Croatia’s famous lagoons, like Budikovac’s Blue Lagoon, where you can swim, snorkel, or simply float and relax in a stunning natural bay.

Island-hopping

Beyond the Blue Cave, the tour takes you across stunning Dalmatian islands like Vis, known for its tranquil coves and fishing villages; Hvar, famed for its vibrant harbor and historic town; and the Pakleni Islands, celebrated for their crystal-clear bays and beach clubs.

Leisure & exploration

Enjoy free time to explore island towns, sample fresh seafood at a seaside konoba, or sip cocktails at a beach club.

Afternoon: Dive into Budikovac’s Blue Lagoon, ideal for swimming and snorkeling, before reaching the Pakleni Islands. Stop at Palmizana Bay for a relaxed seaside lunch.

Evening: Wrap up in Hvar Town with free time to shop, visit the fortress, or enjoy the promenade before cruising back to Split in time for sunset views.

Book your full day tour now!

Morning: Depart from Split or Trogir aboard a private speedboat for up to 10 guests. Cross the Adriatic to Biševo Island and visit the glowing Blue Cave.

Book your private tour now!

Swimwear and towel for swimming and snorkeling stops.
Early mornings can feel breezy so make sure you carry a light jacket for comfort.
Sunscreen, hat, sunglasses to protect from strong Adriatic sun.
Cash in euros (€12–24 per person) for Blue Cave entry tickets (paid on-site unless your variant includes it).
Small day bag for your essential
Camera or phone for photos but bring a dry bag if possible to protect electronics.
Snacks or extra water if you want more than what’s included.

Book your spot early in July-August when demand is highest.
Expect a regulated 10–15 minutes inside the Blue Cave, with possible waiting times in peak season.
Lunch is not included. Tours usually stop in Hvar Town or the Pakleni Islands, where you can choose from seafood taverns, cafés, and restaurants.
For smoother rides, sit towards the back of the speedboat; the front bounces more in waves.
Bring cash for Blue Cave entry, meals and extras in Hvar or Pakleni.
Choose the private option if you want a flexible pace, fewer crowds, and an exclusive experience- perfect for families, couples, or groups of friends.

Skip the hassle with seamless round-trip boat transfers from Split and explore 5 stunning islands with optional Blue Cave entry.

Day out to the Blue Caves: Meet the guide at the Riva in Split, the main promenade in front of the Palace near the large parking lot, by the Brass Gate entrance to Diocletian’s Palace basement. Travel comfortably on a spacious, sun-covered speedboat.
Everything you get: Round-trip boat transfers with stops at Vis, Budikovac, Pakleni, Bisevo, and Hvar. Swim and snorkel in Stiniva Bay and Blue Lagoon, and enjoy a lunch stop at Palmižana Bay (meal not included).
Why choose this: With just 8 to 12 guests, this small-group tour offers a personal touch, allowing you to engage with your guide and fully relax while all transfers and arrangements are smoothly handled.
Note: Blue Cave entry fees vary seasonally from €12 to €24 and must be paid in cash on site.
Upgrades: Choose the option with Blue Cave entry for added convenience.

Inclusions #

10 to 11-hour full-day tour to the Blue Caves
Round-trip boat transfers from Split to the islands of Vis and Bisevo
Expert English-speaking skipper and guide
Entry to Blue Caves (based on option selected, subject to seasonal prices)
Visit to 5 islands: Vis, Budikovac, Pakleni, Bisevo and Hvar
Swimming and snorkeling in Stiniva Bay and Blue Lagoon
Lunch stop off the boat at Palmižana Bay (meal not included)
Spacious, sun-covered speedboat ride
Small-group experience (8 to 12 guests)
Diving masks and safety gear
Fuel, handling charges, and insurance
Bottled water

Exclusions #

Hotel pick-up and drop-off services
Food and drinks
Gratuities (optional)

Departure is at 8am from Split's Riva promenade—arrive by 7:45am for check-in. You can meet the staff in front of Diocletian’s Palace (Brass Gate), at Booking Stand 16 on the Riva, or get picked up from Maruliceva 4.
The cave’s vibrant blue light is strongest around midday when sunlight hits the water at the perfect angle, so set out early for the best experience.
The Blue Cave day tours depend on calm sea conditions, so rough weather may cause cancellations or delays; in such cases, your booking is fully refundable.
The tour is not suitable for wheelchair users, individuals with mobility issues, pregnant women, people with back problems, or children under 5 years of age.
Swimming is prohibited inside the Blue Cave, but allowed in nearby spots like Stiniva Bay and the Blue Lagoon in Budikovac.
Be sure to bring cash to cover the Blue Cave entry fees, as card payments are usually not accepted.
If you plan to swim or snorkel, make sure to bring swimwear and water shoes for comfort and safety.
Expect to spend time on a boat transferring to and from the cave, so bring sunscreen, a hat, and water to stay protected and hydrated.
If prone to seasickness, take precautions before the tour, as the boat ride can sometimes be bumpy depending on sea conditions.
Follow the guides’ instructions strictly to avoid damaging the fragile ecosystem inside the cave and to ensure your safety.
Photography is allowed, but flash is usually discouraged as it can disturb marine life.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Blue Cave entry tickets covered

Skip long waits and overcrowded boats on a private full-day escape from Split or Trogir with exclusive access to iconic Mamma Mia filming spots.

Day out to the Blue Caves: Meet your expert English-speaking skipper at Trumbićeva obala in Split or Obala bana Berislavića in Trogir. Look for the sun-covered speedboat marked 'Providenca charter' and set off on a peaceful journey through crystal-clear waters.
Everything you get: Round-trip private boat transfers for 10 guests, stops at Vis, Budikovac, Pakleni, Biševo (Blue Cave), and Hvar, swimming and snorkeling opportunities in Stiniva Bay and Blue Lagoon, visits to Mamma Mia filming locations Komiža, Stiniva Cove, and Srebrena Beach, and lunch stop near Hvar (meal not included)
Why choose this: Tailored for private groups up to 10 guests, this tour guarantees a flexible, comfortable experience. Skip the crowds, soak up amazing views, and rest easy knowing all the details are taken care of.
Note: Blue Cave entry fees vary seasonally from €12 to €24 and must be paid in cash on-site.

Inclusions #

10 to 11-hour full-day private tour to the Blue Caves
Round-trip boat transfers from Split or Trogir (based on option selected)
Tailored for private groups of up to 10 guests
Expert English-speaking skipper and guide
Visit to Blue Caves (entry fee not included; to be paid on-site as per seasonal rates)
Visit to 5 islands: Vis, Budikovac, Pakleni, Bisevo and Hvar
Visit the iconic Mamma Mia filming sites: Komiža village, Stiniva Cove, and Srebrena Beach
Swimming and snorkeling in Stiniva Bay and Blue Lagoon
Lunch stop off the boat near Hvar (meal not included)
Spacious, sun-covered speedboat ride
Diving masks and safety gear
Fuel, handling charges, and insurance
Bottled water

Exclusions #

Blue Cave entry fee
Hotel pick-up and drop-off services
Food and drinks
Gratuities (optional)

The cave’s vibrant blue light is strongest around midday when sunlight hits the water at the perfect angle, so set out early for the best experience.
Tours to the Blue Cave operate only in calm seas. Adverse weather may cause cancellations or delays, and in such cases, your booking is fully refundable.
This tour isn’t recommended for wheelchair users, those with limited mobility, expectant mothers, people with back issues, or children younger than five.
Swimming inside the Blue Cave is not allowed; however, swimming is permitted in nearby locations such as Stiniva Bay and the Blue Lagoon near Budikovac.
Remember to bring cash to pay the Blue Cave entrance fee, as credit or debit cards are typically not accepted.
If you intend to swim or snorkel, pack swimwear and water shoes to ensure comfort and safety.
There will be boat transfers to and from the cave, so bring sunscreen, a hat, and plenty of water to stay sun-safe and hydrated.
For those sensitive to motion sickness, consider taking remedies before departure, since boat conditions can vary with the weather.
Photography is welcome, but avoid using flash as it may disturb the cave’s marine life.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Skip the hassle with seamless round-trip boat transfers from Split and explore 5 stunning islands with optional Blue Cave entry.

Day out to the Blue Caves: Meet the guide at the Riva in Split, the main promenade in front of the Palace near the large parking lot, by the Brass Gate entrance to Diocletian’s Palace basement. Travel comfortably on a spacious, sun-covered speedboat.
Everything you get: Round-trip boat transfers with stops at Vis, Budikovac, Pakleni, Bisevo, and Hvar. Swim and snorkel in Stiniva Bay and Blue Lagoon, and enjoy a lunch stop at Palmižana Bay (meal not included).
Why choose this: With just 8 to 12 guests, this small-group tour offers a personal touch, allowing you to engage with your guide and fully relax while all transfers and arrangements are smoothly handled.
Note: Blue Cave entry fees vary seasonally from €12 to €24 and must be paid in cash on site.
Upgrades: Choose the option with Blue Cave entry for added convenience.

Inclusions #

10 to 11-hour full-day tour to the Blue Caves
Round-trip boat transfers from Split to the islands of Vis and Bisevo
Expert English-speaking skipper and guide
Entry to Blue Caves (based on option selected, subject to seasonal prices)
Visit to 5 islands: Vis, Budikovac, Pakleni, Bisevo and Hvar
Swimming and snorkeling in Stiniva Bay and Blue Lagoon
Lunch stop off the boat at Palmižana Bay (meal not included)
Spacious, sun-covered speedboat ride
Small-group experience (8 to 12 guests)
Diving masks and safety gear
Fuel, handling charges, and insurance
Bottled water

Exclusions #

Hotel pick-up and drop-off services
Food and drinks
Gratuities (optional)

Departure is at 8am from Split's Riva promenade—arrive by 7:45am for check-in. You can meet the staff in front of Diocletian’s Palace (Brass Gate), at Booking Stand 16 on the Riva, or get picked up from Maruliceva 4.
The cave’s vibrant blue light is strongest around midday when sunlight hits the water at the perfect angle, so set out early for the best experience.
The Blue Cave day tours depend on calm sea conditions, so rough weather may cause cancellations or delays; in such cases, your booking is fully refundable.
The tour is not suitable for wheelchair users, individuals with mobility issues, pregnant women, people with back problems, or children under 5 years of age.
Swimming is prohibited inside the Blue Cave, but allowed in nearby spots like Stiniva Bay and the Blue Lagoon in Budikovac.
Be sure to bring cash to cover the Blue Cave entry fees, as card payments are usually not accepted.
If you plan to swim or snorkel, make sure to bring swimwear and water shoes for comfort and safety.
Expect to spend time on a boat transferring to and from the cave, so bring sunscreen, a hat, and water to stay protected and hydrated.
If prone to seasickness, take precautions before the tour, as the boat ride can sometimes be bumpy depending on sea conditions.
Follow the guides’ instructions strictly to avoid damaging the fragile ecosystem inside the cave and to ensure your safety.
Photography is allowed, but flash is usually discouraged as it can disturb marine life.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Skip long waits and overcrowded boats on a private full-day escape from Split or Trogir with exclusive access to iconic Mamma Mia filming spots.

Day out to the Blue Caves: Meet your expert English-speaking skipper at Trumbićeva obala in Split or Obala bana Berislavića in Trogir. Look for the sun-covered speedboat marked 'Providenca charter' and set off on a peaceful journey through crystal-clear waters.
Everything you get: Round-trip private boat transfers for 10 guests, stops at Vis, Budikovac, Pakleni, Biševo (Blue Cave), and Hvar, swimming and snorkeling opportunities in Stiniva Bay and Blue Lagoon, visits to Mamma Mia filming locations Komiža, Stiniva Cove, and Srebrena Beach, and lunch stop near Hvar (meal not included)
Why choose this: Tailored for private groups up to 10 guests, this tour guarantees a flexible, comfortable experience. Skip the crowds, soak up amazing views, and rest easy knowing all the details are taken care of.
Note: Blue Cave entry fees vary seasonally from €12 to €24 and must be paid in cash on-site.

Inclusions #

10 to 11-hour full-day private tour to the Blue Caves
Round-trip boat transfers from Split or Trogir (based on option selected)
Tailored for private groups of up to 10 guests
Expert English-speaking skipper and guide
Visit to Blue Caves (entry fee not included; to be paid on-site as per seasonal rates)
Visit to 5 islands: Vis, Budikovac, Pakleni, Bisevo and Hvar
Visit the iconic Mamma Mia filming sites: Komiža village, Stiniva Cove, and Srebrena Beach
Swimming and snorkeling in Stiniva Bay and Blue Lagoon
Lunch stop off the boat near Hvar (meal not included)
Spacious, sun-covered speedboat ride
Diving masks and safety gear
Fuel, handling charges, and insurance
Bottled water

Exclusions #

Blue Cave entry fee
Hotel pick-up and drop-off services
Food and drinks
Gratuities (optional)

The cave’s vibrant blue light is strongest around midday when sunlight hits the water at the perfect angle, so set out early for the best experience.
Tours to the Blue Cave operate only in calm seas. Adverse weather may cause cancellations or delays, and in such cases, your booking is fully refundable.
This tour isn’t recommended for wheelchair users, those with limited mobility, expectant mothers, people with back issues, or children younger than five.
Swimming inside the Blue Cave is not allowed; however, swimming is permitted in nearby locations such as Stiniva Bay and the Blue Lagoon near Budikovac.
Remember to bring cash to pay the Blue Cave entrance fee, as credit or debit cards are typically not accepted.
If you intend to swim or snorkel, pack swimwear and water shoes to ensure comfort and safety.
There will be boat transfers to and from the cave, so bring sunscreen, a hat, and plenty of water to stay sun-safe and hydrated.
For those sensitive to motion sickness, consider taking remedies before departure, since boat conditions can vary with the weather.
Photography is welcome, but avoid using flash as it may disturb the cave’s marine life.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Sightseeing Cruises

From Split: Full Day Tour to Blue Cave, Blue Lagoon & 5 Islands

Skip the hassle with seamless round-trip boat transfers from Split and explore 5 stunning islands with optional Blue Cave entry.

Day out to the Blue Caves: Meet the guide at the Riva in Split, the main promenade in front of the Palace near the large parking lot, by the Brass Gate entrance to Diocletian’s Palace basement. Travel comfortably on a spacious, sun-covered speedboat.
Everything you get: Round-trip boat transfers with stops at Vis, Budikovac, Pakleni, Bisevo, and Hvar. Swim and snorkel in Stiniva Bay and Blue Lagoon, and enjoy a lunch stop at Palmižana Bay (meal not included).
Why choose this: With just 8 to 12 guests, this small-group tour offers a personal touch, allowing you to engage with your guide and fully relax while all transfers and arrangements are smoothly handled.
Note: Blue Cave entry fees vary seasonally from €12 to €24 and must be paid in cash on site.
Upgrades: Choose the option with Blue Cave entry for added convenience.

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Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

10 hr. - 11 hr. 30 min.

Transfers available

Meals included

Sightseeing Cruises

#Private Tour from Split/Trogir (Upto 10 people): Full Day Tour to Blue Cave, Blue Lagoon & 5 Islands

Skip long waits and overcrowded boats on a private full-day escape from Split or Trogir with exclusive access to iconic Mamma Mia filming spots.

Day out to the Blue Caves: Meet your expert English-speaking skipper at Trumbićeva obala in Split or Obala bana Berislavića in Trogir. Look for the sun-covered speedboat marked 'Providenca charter' and set off on a peaceful journey through crystal-clear waters.
Everything you get: Round-trip private boat transfers for 10 guests, stops at Vis, Budikovac, Pakleni, Biševo (Blue Cave), and Hvar, swimming and snorkeling opportunities in Stiniva Bay and Blue Lagoon, visits to Mamma Mia filming locations Komiža, Stiniva Cove, and Srebrena Beach, and lunch stop near Hvar (meal not included)
Why choose this: Tailored for private groups up to 10 guests, this tour guarantees a flexible, comfortable experience. Skip the crowds, soak up amazing views, and rest easy knowing all the details are taken care of.
Note: Blue Cave entry fees vary seasonally from €12 to €24 and must be paid in cash on-site.

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Check availability

Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

10 hr.

Transfers available

Meals included