Blue Cave & Vis Island

On Blue Cave Tour with Vis Island are two of Croatia’s most remarkable natural wonders, offering visitors a unique glimpse into the country’s stunning coastal beauty and rich history. The Blue Cave, located on the small island of Biševo, just off the coast of Vis Island, is one of Croatia’s most famous natural attractions. Known for its surreal, glowing blue light, the cave is a must-see for anyone visiting the Adriatic.

The Blue Cave is renowned for the magical effect of sunlight filtering through an underwater opening and reflecting off the white limestone floor. The result is an ethereal, vibrant blue light that fills the cave’s interior, creating a stunning, almost otherworldly atmosphere. This phenomenon is most visible around midday when the sunlight is at the perfect angle.

Blue Cave Tour

Vis Island is one of the more secluded and untouched islands in Croatia, offering a perfect blend of history, nature, and pristine beaches. While it’s not as well-known as nearby islands like Hvar, Vis has a charm all its own, and it’s increasingly becoming a favorite for those seeking a quieter, more authentic experience.

History and Culture: Vis has a rich history, dating back to ancient times. It was once a military base and was closed off to tourists for much of the 20th century, which helped preserve its natural beauty and traditional way of life. The island is dotted with remnants from Roman and Venetian times, including ancient ruins, forts, and charming old towns like Vis Town and Komiza. The island’s history as a strategic military point during both World Wars also adds an intriguing layer to its past.
Natural Beauty: Vis boasts stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and dramatic coastlines, with many hidden coves perfect for swimming and relaxing. Stiniva Cove, a secluded bay surrounded by cliffs, is one of the island’s most famous beaches, known for its narrow entrance and pristine waters. The Blue Lagoon near the island of Budikovac is another favorite spot, offering calm, clear waters ideal for snorkeling.
Local Culture and Food: Vis is also known for its delicious local cuisine, which reflects its Mediterranean heritage. You can indulge in fresh seafood, local wines, and the island’s specialty, Gregada (a traditional fish stew). The island’s vineyards are also well-regarded, and wine lovers will appreciate the local varieties, including Vugava and Plavac Mali.

Details and price options

€ with Wally Tender

€ Standard

Start from Split; 09:00 or 10:00
Duration: 9 hours
First stop on tour is Blue Cave on Bisevo Island
Second stop is Vis Island. After the Blue Cave its time for a small coffee break and walk at Komiža, an authentic and beautiful fishermen’s village on the island of Vis.
After Komiža village we will go to Stiniva bay. The sea inside the bay of the Stiniva is the clearest deep blue color you will likely ever see. It makes you feel as if you can breathe naturally once you dive beneath its surface. We usually moor our boat just in front of the Stiniva gates which marks the time for swimming and enjoying in that breathtaking deep blue sea.
After our boat tour to Stiniva Bay, we continue our adventure exploring the Budikovac Blue Oasis. Dry landing directly onto the beach, you’ll have more than enough time to cool off, sunbathe and snorkel in this unique bay.
Return to Split: 18:00