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Blue Cave Vis Croatia Tours
- Hop on a speedboat and travel between Croatia's Elaphites Archipelago area, including the magnificent Blue Cave.
- Formed by the erosion of limestone rock thousands of years ago, the spectacular shadows, lights, and blue hues of the Blue Cave are worth admiring.
- The Blue Lagoon on the island of Veliki Budikovac is ideal for swimming and snorkeling, and will also captivate you with its mix of blue colors in the water.
- Declared the most beautiful Europen beach in 2016, visit Stiniva Cove on Vis Island and The island of Budikovac for its white sand beaches.
- The forested Pakleni Islands have the best beach spots, and a cluster of 20 little islands to explore before reaching the sunny town of Hvar.
- Hop on a speedboat and travel between Croatia's Elaphites Archipelago area, including the magnificent Blue Cave.
- Formed by the erosion of limestone rock thousands of years ago, the spectacular shadows, lights, and blue hues of the Blue Cave are worth admiring.
- The Blue Lagoon on the island of Veliki Budikovac is ideal for swimming and snorkeling, and will also captivate you with its mix of blue colors in the water.
- Declared the most beautiful Europen beach in 2016, visit Stiniva Cove on Vis Island and The island of Budikovac for its white sand beaches.
- The forested Pakleni Islands have the best beach spots, and a cluster of 20 little islands to explore before reaching the sunny town of Hvar.
Inclusions
- Full-day boat tour to Blue Cave, Blue Lagoon, Vis, Hvar and Pakleni Islands (if option selected)
- Half-day boat tour to Blue Cave, Green Cave, and Lopod Island (if option selected)
- English-speaking captain & crew
- Snorkeling gear & safety equipment
- Entry to Blue Cave (if option selected)
- Round-trip transfers from Trogir, Split, or Dubrovnik (as per option selected)
- Unlimited self-service drinks on the boat (beer, rakia local-made brandy, water, juices) (if option selected)
Exclusions
- Towels
- Tip: - Go on a sightseeing walk across Hvar town, the "Croatian St. Tropez," and spot the imposing Fortica Fortress.
- Choose safety and comfort: This experience is not the best fit for back issues, cardiac issues, and pregnant people.
- This experience is not accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers.
- Bring cash (in EUR currency) for the entrance fee to the Blue Cave.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Frequently asked questions about Vis Island
What facilities are available at the Blue Cave?
Facilities on Bisevo Island are minimal, with no restrooms or dining at the cave itself. However, nearby islands like Vis offer cafes, restrooms, and other amenities for convenience.
What’s the best time to visit the Blue Cave on Vis Island?
Mid-morning to early afternoon is best, usually between 10:00 AM and 1:00 PM when sunlight illuminates the cave with a brilliant blue glow.
Are there other nearby attractions on Vis Island?
Yes! In addition to the Blue Cave, you can explore Red Rocks, Stiniva Bay, and the Pakleni Islands, each offering stunning scenery, hidden coves, and excellent snorkeling spots.
Is Vis Island worth staying on for a few days?
Absolutely! Vis offers something for every traveler. Adventure-seekers can enjoy scuba diving, hiking, and paddleboarding, while those interested in local culture can dive into the island’s cuisine and wine experiences. Vis is a fantastic blend of natural beauty and authentic Croatian charm.
What makes scuba diving special on Vis Island?
Vis is renowned for year-round scuba diving. Divers can explore a fascinating underwater world filled with caves, canyons, sunken ships, and even WWII-era plane wrecks, making it a top dive destination in the Adriatic.
What can I expect from a half-day boat tour to Blue Cave, Green Cave, and Lopud Island?
A half-day tour typically includes visits to the Blue Cave for its dazzling blue light, the Green Cave known for its green glow, and Lopud Island, where you can relax on sandy beaches or explore local attractions. It’s a fantastic option for a quick getaway that covers some of the Adriatic’s best natural highlights.
Are there family-friendly accommodations on Vis Island?
Yes! Families will find cozy guesthouses and well-equipped villas that provide comfort and convenience. Many family-friendly accommodations are close to beaches and attractions, making Vis an ideal base for family explorations.
Is it safe to travel solo to Vis Island?
Traveling solo on Vis is safe and enriching. Locals warmly welcome tourists, and solo travelers can easily connect with others through tours, local events, and friendly social spots. For a smooth trip, ensure you’re aware of ferry schedules and keep travel insurance in place.
Is swimming allowed at the Blue and Green Caves?
Swimming is not permitted in the Blue Cave to preserve its natural beauty, but many tours allow swimming at the Green Cave and Lopud Island’s beaches, where you can relax and enjoy the Adriatic waters.
What should I bring for the tour?
Bring essentials like swimwear, sunscreen, water, a towel, and a camera to capture the sights. A light jacket or cover-up might be helpful if it gets breezy on the water.