Exploring the Blue Cave – A Must-See Natural Wonder in Croatia!
Why You Should Visit the Blue Cave on Your Next Trip to Croatia
SPOTS YOU`LL SEE
BUDIKOVAC
GREEN CAVE
Stiniva Cove Island Vis
BLUE CAVE
PALMIŽANA BAY
INCLUSIONS
Skipper included
Water
SEA scooters
Snorkeling gear
Icebox with ice
SUP boards
The Blue Cave is one of the most breathtaking natural attractions in Croatia, famous for its mesmerizing blue glow created by sunlight reflecting through an underwater entrance. Nestled on Biševo Island, this cave is a must-visit destination for travelers looking to explore the hidden beauty of the Adriatic.
If you’re seeking an unforgettable experience, the Blue Cave boat tour is the perfect way to discover the crystal-clear waters, hidden coves, and dramatic coastal landscapes of Croatia. Whether you’re an adventure-seeker, a photography enthusiast, or someone who just wants to relax, this tour offers a unique way to explore the Adriatic coastline.
What to Expect on a Blue Cave Boat Tour?
A Blue Cave boat tour is more than just a visit to one location—it’s a full-day adventure filled with exploration, stunning scenery, and incredible swimming spots. Along the way, you’ll have the chance to visit several must-see locations, each offering a different glimpse into the natural beauty of Croatia’s coastline.
Here’s what makes this group boat tour an essential part of your Croatian getaway:
✔️ Experience the magical glow of the Blue Cave on Biševo Island
✔️ Swim in the turquoise waters of the Blue Lagoon on Budikovac Island
✔️ Explore the unique Green Cave, known for its emerald reflections
✔️ Relax on the famous Stiniva Bay, one of Europe’s most beautiful beaches
✔️ Enjoy a refreshing drink at Mamato Beach Bar & Restaurant in Ždrilca Bay
The Stunning Blue Cave – A Natural Wonder Like No Other
The highlight of this tour is, of course, the Blue Cave. Sunlight passing through an underwater opening creates an incredible electric-blue illumination, making the entire cave glow in a surreal, almost dreamlike way.
Photography Tip: The Blue Cave is one of Croatia’s most photogenic locations—make sure to bring your camera!
Learn more about the Blue Cave and its fascinating natural phenomenon!
More Than Just the Blue Cave – Other Must-See Stops on the Tour
The Blue Lagoon – A Paradise for Swimming & Snorkeling
One of the first stops on a Blue Cave boat tour is the Blue Lagoon on Budikovac Island. Known for its crystal-clear waters and soft sandy seabed, this lagoon is a perfect place to swim, snorkel, or simply soak in the natural beauty.
The Green Cave – A Natural Light Show on Ravnik Island
Another breathtaking stop is the Green Cave, named after the emerald reflections created by sunlight streaming through an opening in the cave’s ceiling. Unlike the Blue Cave, where swimming isn’t allowed, here you can dive in and experience the glowing waters up close.
Stiniva Bay – Croatia’s Most Unique Beach
Famous for its dramatic limestone cliffs, Stiniva Bay is a hidden paradise that can only be reached by boat. Once inside, you can relax on the secluded pebble beach, swim in the clear waters, or simply enjoy the breathtaking views.
Relax at Mamato Beach Bar & Restaurant in Ždrilca Bay – The Perfect Way to End Your Day
Before heading back to Hvar, the final stop on the Blue Cave boat tour is Mamato Beach Bar & Restaurant, located in Ždrilca Bay on the stunning Pakleni Islands. This hidden gem offers the perfect combination of relaxation, delicious Mediterranean food, and refreshing drinks by the sea.
Here, you can:
Enjoy fresh seafood and Mediterranean cuisine
Relax on the beach with a refreshing cocktail
Take one last swim in the Adriatic before returning to Hvar
With a laid-back island atmosphere, great food, and stunning seaside views, Mamato Beach Bar & Restaurant in Ždrilca Bay is the perfect way to conclude your adventure.
Check out Mamato Beach Bar and experience its island charm!
How to Book Your Blue Cave Boat Tour?
If you’re planning a trip to Croatia, adding a Blue Cave boat tour to your itinerary is a must. With so many incredible sights, crystal-clear waters, and unique natural wonders, this tour offers a one-of-a-kind experience that you won’t want to miss.
Looking for the best way to explore the Blue Cave? Check out our top-rated boat tours and book your adventure today!
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Arrival at Big Blue Tours
Arrival at the Big Blue Tours agency at the adress Kroz Burak 12
10:15
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Start of the trip
The departure from the Hvar port
10:30
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The Blue Lagoon
Time to swim in The Blue Lagoon, the island Budikovac
11:00
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The Green Cave
Sightseeing and swimming in The Green Cave, the island Ravnik
12:00
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Stiniva bay
Sightseeing and swimming in Stiniva bay
13:00
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Biševo island
Arrival at the Biševo island, The Blue Cave tour
14:00
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Palmižana bay
Arrival at the Palmižana bay, time for lunch and the beach
15:00
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Departure
Departure for Hvar
17:30
Tour description
Time spent on this tour is 7 and a half hours.
What’s included
Speedboat ride, fuel, a skipper, safety equipment, insurance, water, a towel, snorkeling equipment.
What’s not included
The tickets for the Blue and Green Caves (bought at the location) and the lunch are not included in the price of the tour.
WHAT TO BRING
Bathing suites, Camera, Sunglasses, Sunscreem,Hat,Change of clothes
Useful information
It is allowed to take photos in the Blue Cave, but without flashes. Swimming there is strictly forbidden. The entrance to the Blue Cave by a private boat is not allowed. This tour is family and elderly friendly. The guided tour is in English. We advise you to bring a bathing suit and suncreen to be ready for the beach, but also a long-sleeved shirt because a part of the ride is in the open sea.
PLEASE NOTE
The tour can be cancelled, rescheduled and the programme can be changed if the weather conditions are poor and they could make the tour unsafe. If your tour is cancelled, you can exchange it for a different one or get a full money refund.The estimated time of the programme can vary depending on the weather conditions and the number of participants. The programme can be adapted to the needs of the costumers.
