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Reka

Hungary

Aug 2025

5/5

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Loved the experience, great vibes, great DJ, great weather, awesome promoters. Lucky, the promoter took care of me (as a solo female traveler, sometimes you need an extrovert to hype you up and include you) ! Owner was also there to oversee everything and make sure that everyone is having a good time!

Bertrand

Switzerland

Jul 2025

5/5

Many thanks for a wonderful day! Despite the guide's absence, the boat's driver calmly and professionally handled both navigation and explanations. His constant attention to the wind and the sometimes turbulent conditions made the tour all the more impressive. An unforgettable experience, combining scenic beauty and boat handling. Well done to him

Mairead

Australia

Sep 2024

5/5

Loved the variety of stops and the swimming opportunities. The small group (11 of us) was the perfect size. Communication with the tour guide prior to the trip was good. Would highly recommend this great day out

Mireia

May 2023

5/5

Marco was a really friendly guide who was really aware for everyone to have fun, eat and drink well, it was awesome, we did 4 stops and two of them were to snorkel, we did, the points were a bit dirty but it was fun! The music was perfect and the weather joined us! Marco and the sailor were really kind and friendly and the food was really good with the free white wine! The restaurant was perfect! I RECOMEND IT A LOT!

Frank

Sep 2024

5/5

Everything was fine. Only the email from Headout stated a starting location, which was not correct. And it was also written that you had to be there by 7.00am. It was not clear to me that the departure point had been changed and that the time for the meeting point had also been changed to 7.15 am. This made the start very hectic for me! Best regards

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Hvar Town is the beating heart of Croatia’s Dalmatian coast, blending centuries-old Venetian architecture with a cosmopolitan energy that’s felt from its vibrant harbor to the white-stone piazza overlooking the Adriatic. Hvar Town is also deeply rooted in tradition, with olive groves and vineyards stretching to the hillsides, lavender-scented markets in summer, and a slow-paced Mediterranean charm lingering just beyond the main square.

Overview:

Distance from Split: About 23 nautical miles
Duration of the tour: 10 to 11-hour full-day tour
Best time of year: May–September, with July–August offering bustling cafés, open-air events, and Hvar’s legendary nightlife
Meeting/drop-off point: Split, Trogir, or Podstrana
Key attractions: The Spanish Fortress, St Stephen's Square, Palm-lined Riva, chic bars
Most popular tour: From Split: Full Day Tour to Blue Cave, Blue Lagoon & 5 Islands

What to expect on Hvar Island tour?

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Relaxing afternoon in Hvar Town

Spend a leisurely afternoon exploring the charming town of Hvar, rich in history and local Croatian culture. Easily accessible from Split or Trogir, Hvar Town is an ideal stop on a full-day tour where you can enjoy historic streets, vibrant cafés, and stunning seaside views.

Blue Cave visit on the 5 Island tour

Located on Bisevo Island, Blue Cave is a highlight of the 5 Island tour. This tour also includes stops at Vis Island to see the iconic Mamma Mia filming spots. You can swim and snorkel in crystal-clear Adriatic waters before ending your adventure in lively Hvar Town.

A stroll along Venetian architecture

Take a peaceful walk through Hvar Town’s historic center, surrounded by fortified Venetian walls from the 13th century. The town’s expansive stone piazza which is also the largest in Dalmatia, is bordered by elegant palaces and buildings featuring classic Venetian arcades, loggias, and balustrades.

Things to know before booking your Hvar Island Tours

The full-day tours that start from Split or Trogir typically begin at 7 am and return by early evening, around 5 or 6 pm.
These tours cover a range of stunning locations, including the Blue Cave on Biševo Island, Vis (notable for Stiniva Bay), Budikovac’s Blue Lagoon, the Pakleni Islands, and Hvar Town, with several stops for sightseeing and swimming.
The tours are conducted using modern speedboats, providing shaded seating for comfort. However, space is limited, so it’s advisable to avoid carrying large luggage or bags.
For a more personalized experience, you can opt for a private tour, which is capped at 10 guests. This option offers greater flexibility and is ideal for small groups or couples seeking a more curated experience with onboard facilities.
Entry to the Blue Cave is regulated, and visits inside last about 10–15 minutes. Swimming inside the cave is not permitted to protect its delicate ecosystem, and access is only possible via a narrow entrance with a small boat.
Tickets for the Blue Cave are not included in the tour price; they cost between €12 and €24 per person depending on the season, so it’s recommended to carry cash in euros to pay on site.
Since these tours are especially popular during the peak summer months from June to August, it’s highly advisable to book in advance to secure your spot.

Hvar Island tours explained

Tour	Duration	Inclusions	Transfers	Group size	Best suited for	Upgrades	Starting from
Full day tour from Split	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	€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
Full day tour from Trogir	10 hours	English-speaking skipper, visit to 5 islands, swimming and snorkeling, sun-covered speedboat ride, diving masks, safety gear, fuel, handling charges, insurance and bottled water	Round-trip speedboat from Trogir	Small group (8–12 guests)	For nature enthusiasts, families and travelers looking for a shared small-group experience with social vibes	-	€99

Blue Cave tour tailored for you

Experience Croatia’s famed Blue Cave on a private tour limited to just 10 guests. With a flexible itinerary and personalized touches, it’s the ultimate way to explore from Split or Trogir.

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Highlights of Hvar Island

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Spanish Fortress

The 16th-century Spanish Fortress (Fortica) towers above Hvar Town, built to protect against invasions. It features thick stone walls, bastions, and barracks, and offers panoramic views of the town and surrounding islands, alongside historical exhibits inside.

Main Square

Hvar’s Main Square is the largest stone piazza in Dalmatia, bordered by historic palaces and public buildings with Venetian architectural details. It serves as the social and cultural heart of the town, often bustling with cafés, markets, and events.

Palm-lined Riva

The palm-lined Riva is Hvar’s vibrant harbor promenade. Lined with cafes, restaurants, and yachts, it’s a scenic place to stroll, relax, and enjoy views of the Adriatic Sea and the lively waterfront atmosphere.

St. Stephen’s Cathedral

St. Stephen’s Cathedral, built between the 15th and 18th centuries, showcases Renaissance architecture and a striking bell tower. Inside, it houses valuable altars and paintings, reflecting the town’s Venetian artistic heritage.

Stops along the way

Blue Cave

The stunning Blue Cave on Biševo Island, famous for its shimmering blue light is an absolute must-visit. You’ll spend 10-15 minutes inside the cave which is accessed only by small boat because of its narrow entrance.

Best known for: Electric-blue light caused by refracting sunlight

Included in: All tours

Vis Island

Vis Island is known for its pristine beaches, clear waters, and charming fishing villages like Komiza.

Best known for: Filming of Mamma Mia 2 and historic military sights.

Included in: All tours

Budikovac Island (Blue Lagoon)

Explore the tranquil Blue Lagoon at Budikovac Island, with its turquoise waters, pebble beach, and excellent swimming spots. It’s the perfect place for relaxing and snorkeling.

Best known for: The turquoise waters of Blue Lagoon

Included in: All tours

Pakleni Islands

These islands with secluded coves, sandy beaches, and lively beach clubs are ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and exploring charming seaside villages.

Best known for: Pine-covered islets and secluded beaches

Included in: All tours

Palmižana Bay

Palmižana Bay is a picturesque coastal area filled with lush greenery, crystal-clear waters, and a famous marina.

Best known for: Picturesque marina and excellent beach bars

Included in: All tours

Srebrna Beach

Srebrna Beach is another swimming stop on your tour. Unique silver-colored pebbles, shallow waters, and scenic surroundings make it perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and enjoying the tranquil coast.

Best known for: Silver-pebble shore, shallow and calm waters ideal for families

Included in: Blue Cave private tour

Getting to Hvar Island

Figuring out transportation to the islands can be tricky, so why not book a guided tour that showcases the best highlights of the Dalmatian Coast and the magnificent Blue Cave? You get to choose your starting point, whether it's Split or Trogir and you’ll be brought back to the chosen boarding point after a full day of exploration. Check out the tour options below.

Full-day tour from Split

Full-day tour from Trogir

If you are travelling solo or planning to stay on the island then you can take a ferry from Split to Hvar Town. There are catamarans running multiple times daily. The ferry ride takes about 1 to 1.5 hours.

Time: Approximately 1.5 hours by ferry + 10–15 minutes by water taxi

Cost: Ferry fares range from €8 to €25 one-way; water taxi costs €5–10

Best for: Travelers seeking flexibility

You can opt for a full-day private tour that includes a stop at Hvar Island and follows a 5-island route. This small-group experience lets you customize your itinerary if in case you wish to spend more time on Hvar and enjoy a more intimate, crowd-free adventure.

Time: 10-11 hours tour
Best for: Couples, small groups, families

If you are traveling with a vehicle, you can take a car ferry from Split to Stari Grad on Hvar Island, which takes about 1 hour 45 minutes. Alternatively, you can drive from Split to Drvenik and then take a shorter car ferry from Drvenik to Sućuraj on Hvar, a 35-minute crossing.

Time: Approximately 1 hour 50 minutes from Split to Stari Grad ferry port (plus driving) or 2.5 hours total via Drvenik–Sućuraj route

Cost: Around €40–45 for a car on the Split-Stari Grad ferry; about €3 for foot passengers on Drvenik-Sućuraj ferry

Best for: Travelers bringing a vehicle who prefer direct route options and flexibility to explore Hvar by car

Tips for visiting Hvar Island

Best time to visit Hvar Island
- Season: The prime season runs from May through September, with warm temperatures and plenty of sunshine perfect for island hopping and beach days.
- Shoulder months (May, June & September): Enjoy warm seas, pleasant weather, fewer tourists, and more affordable prices.
- Peak summer (July & August): Expect lively beach clubs, bustling nightlife, crowded streets, and higher prices. Book accommodations and tours well in advance.
Many small taverns and beach bars on Hvar still prefer cash, and entrance fees like the Blue Cave ticket can only be paid in euros cash. ATMs are mostly in Hvar Town, none on smaller islets.
Bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. Snorkeling gear is sometimes provided on tours, but having your own ensures best fit and comfort.
Drinks are available but can be pricey. Consider a reusable water bottle or choose tours including refreshments.
If you are using water taxis from Hvar Town to nearby islands, confirm return times before heading out as service frequency drops outside peak season.
Renting a car or scooter allows you to explore local hidden beaches and villages off the beaten path, especially inland areas unreachable by public transport.

Frequently asked questions about Hvar Island

Where is Hvar Island located?

Hvar lies off Croatia’s Dalmatian coast, between the islands of Brač and Korčula, easily accessible by ferry or speedboat from Split, Dubrovnik, or nearby islands.

How do I get to Hvar from Split or Trogir?

The fastest way is by speedboat, taking about an hour from Split or 1.5 hours from Trogir. Ferries also operate daily, docking at Hvar Town or Stari Grad.

What is Hvar Town famous for?

Hvar Town is known for its Venetian architecture, lively harbor, and attractions like the Spanish Fortress, 17th-century theatre, and seafront promenade lined with cafes and yachts.

Can I visit Hvar as part of a day trip?

Yes! Many Blue Cave and 5-island hopping tours end in Hvar Town, giving you time to explore its old streets, swim, or enjoy a seaside meal before heading back.

Are there beaches on Hvar Island?

Absolutely. Hvar offers a mix of rocky coves and pebble beaches, with spots like Dubovica, Pokonji Dol, and the Pakleni Islands nearby for swimming and sunbathing.

What kind of food can I try in Hvar?

Expect fresh seafood, olive oil, and local wines. Don’t miss gregada (fish stew), octopus salad, and a glass of Hvar Bogdanuša or Plavac Mali wine.

What should I pack for a day in Hvar?

Bring swimwear, sunscreen, a hat, comfortable shoes for exploring, and cash for small cafes or boat transfers.

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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 the stress with smooth round-trip boat transfers from Trogir and explore the Blue Caves, Blue Lagoon, and 5 stunning Adriatic islands.

Day out to the Blue Caves: Depart from Trogir early morning and transfer to Split. Meet your skipper and group at the Gray Line office on Split’s Riva promenade, located next to the Brass Gate entrance to Diocletian’s Palace seafront. Travel comfortably on a spacious, sun-covered speedboat.
Everything you get: Round-trip boat transfers to Vis, Budikovac, Pakleni, Bisevo, and Hvar, with visits to the Mamma Mia filming spots Komiža, Stiniva Cove, and Srebrena Beach. Swim and snorkel in Stiniva Bay and the Blue Lagoon, and enjoy a lunch stop at Palmižana Bay (meal not included).
Why choose this: Limited to 8 to 12 guests, this intimate tour combines hassle-free logistics with a personal touch, allowing you to connect with your skipper while all transfers are seamlessly handled.
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 tour to the Blue Caves
Round-trip boat transfers from Trogir to the islands of Vis and Bisevo
Expert English-speaking skipper and guide
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

Blue Caves entry fee

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

7am - Trogir
7:30am - Split
9am - 9:15am - Sightseeing of Blue Cave
10am - 11am - Visiting Komiža, free time for coffee
11:30am - 12pm - Swimming in Stiniva Cove
12:10pm - 12:15pm - Srebrena beach, passing by this amazing Mamma Mia filming location to take some photos
12:30pm - 1:45apm - Swimming and snorkeling on a beautiful beach on Budikovac island
2:00pm - 2:15pm - Panoramic view of Pakleni islands
2:30pm - 5pm - Town Hvar, free time for lunch and sightseeing
6:30pm - Return to Split
7pm - Return to Trogir

The Blue Cave’s iconic glow is most vivid around noon, when sunlight perfectly illuminates the waters, so plan your visit early for optimal views.
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.
This experience isn’t recommended for wheelchair users, those with limited mobility, pregnant women, people with back ailments, or young children under five.
Swimming inside the Blue Cave is not allowed, but you can enjoy the waters at nearby locations such as Stiniva Bay and the Blue Lagoon in Budikovac.
Remember to bring cash for the Blue Cave entrance, as most locations do not accept card payments for admission.
For those intending to swim or snorkel, packing suitable swimwear and protective water shoes is highly advised.
Since the tour includes boat transfers to and from the cave, come prepared with sunscreen, a hat, and water to stay comfortable and hydrated.
If you tend to experience seasickness, it’s wise to take preventative measures beforehand, as boat rides may be rough depending on conditions.
To protect the delicate cave environment and ensure visitor safety, always follow the instructions provided by your guide.
Photography without flash is permitted inside the cave to capture its beauty without disturbing 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.

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 the stress with smooth round-trip boat transfers from Trogir and explore the Blue Caves, Blue Lagoon, and 5 stunning Adriatic islands.

Day out to the Blue Caves: Depart from Trogir early morning and transfer to Split. Meet your skipper and group at the Gray Line office on Split’s Riva promenade, located next to the Brass Gate entrance to Diocletian’s Palace seafront. Travel comfortably on a spacious, sun-covered speedboat.
Everything you get: Round-trip boat transfers to Vis, Budikovac, Pakleni, Bisevo, and Hvar, with visits to the Mamma Mia filming spots Komiža, Stiniva Cove, and Srebrena Beach. Swim and snorkel in Stiniva Bay and the Blue Lagoon, and enjoy a lunch stop at Palmižana Bay (meal not included).
Why choose this: Limited to 8 to 12 guests, this intimate tour combines hassle-free logistics with a personal touch, allowing you to connect with your skipper while all transfers are seamlessly handled.
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 tour to the Blue Caves
Round-trip boat transfers from Trogir to the islands of Vis and Bisevo
Expert English-speaking skipper and guide
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

Blue Caves entry fee

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

7am - Trogir
7:30am - Split
9am - 9:15am - Sightseeing of Blue Cave
10am - 11am - Visiting Komiža, free time for coffee
11:30am - 12pm - Swimming in Stiniva Cove
12:10pm - 12:15pm - Srebrena beach, passing by this amazing Mamma Mia filming location to take some photos
12:30pm - 1:45apm - Swimming and snorkeling on a beautiful beach on Budikovac island
2:00pm - 2:15pm - Panoramic view of Pakleni islands
2:30pm - 5pm - Town Hvar, free time for lunch and sightseeing
6:30pm - Return to Split
7pm - Return to Trogir

The Blue Cave’s iconic glow is most vivid around noon, when sunlight perfectly illuminates the waters, so plan your visit early for optimal views.
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.
This experience isn’t recommended for wheelchair users, those with limited mobility, pregnant women, people with back ailments, or young children under five.
Swimming inside the Blue Cave is not allowed, but you can enjoy the waters at nearby locations such as Stiniva Bay and the Blue Lagoon in Budikovac.
Remember to bring cash for the Blue Cave entrance, as most locations do not accept card payments for admission.
For those intending to swim or snorkel, packing suitable swimwear and protective water shoes is highly advised.
Since the tour includes boat transfers to and from the cave, come prepared with sunscreen, a hat, and water to stay comfortable and hydrated.
If you tend to experience seasickness, it’s wise to take preventative measures beforehand, as boat rides may be rough depending on conditions.
To protect the delicate cave environment and ensure visitor safety, always follow the instructions provided by your guide.
Photography without flash is permitted inside the cave to capture its beauty without disturbing 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.

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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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10 hr. - 11 hr. 30 min.

Transfers included

Meals included

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

Skip the stress with smooth round-trip boat transfers from Trogir and explore the Blue Caves, Blue Lagoon, and 5 stunning Adriatic islands.

Day out to the Blue Caves: Depart from Trogir early morning and transfer to Split. Meet your skipper and group at the Gray Line office on Split’s Riva promenade, located next to the Brass Gate entrance to Diocletian’s Palace seafront. Travel comfortably on a spacious, sun-covered speedboat.
Everything you get: Round-trip boat transfers to Vis, Budikovac, Pakleni, Bisevo, and Hvar, with visits to the Mamma Mia filming spots Komiža, Stiniva Cove, and Srebrena Beach. Swim and snorkel in Stiniva Bay and the Blue Lagoon, and enjoy a lunch stop at Palmižana Bay (meal not included).
Why choose this: Limited to 8 to 12 guests, this intimate tour combines hassle-free logistics with a personal touch, allowing you to connect with your skipper while all transfers are seamlessly handled.
Note: Blue Cave entry fees vary seasonally from €12 to €24 and must be paid in cash on site.

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Free cancellation

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10 hr.

Transfers included

Meals included

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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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Free cancellation

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10 hr.

Transfers included

Meals included