A MUST-SEE WHEN IN HVAR! JOIN MARIO TOURS AND WITNESS THE MAGNIFICENCE OF THE BLUE CAVE ON BIŠEVO ISLAND. TAKE A DIP IN EMERALD WATERS INSIDE THE GREEN CAVE AND FLOAT IN STINIVA COVE. STRAP ON YOUR DIVING MASK AND EXPLORE A THRIVING UNDERWATER WORLD OF VIS ISLAND, BEFORE NIBBLING ON LOCAL SPECIALTIES IN PALMIŽANA BAY.
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A truly stunning lagoon surrounded with small islets, located east of Vis. Budikovac has only 2 permanent residents: a man and a donkey. With its crystal clear turquoise water, it is a perfect spot to throw the anchor and cool off a hot day.
Strap on your diving mask and explore the underwater of the magnificent Green cave. The cave got its remarkable color because of the algae that reside on its walls. The cave can be reached by transferring to a smaller boat or by swimming in.
Stiniva Cove was recently voted the most beautiful beach in Europe. Its large cliffs create a natural entrance to the tiny pebble beach. Once inside, you will be encircled by massive cliffs and steep hills. There is also a charming little bar on the shore, where you can grab some refreshments before we head to our next stop.
The famous Blue cave is a must see sight when in Croatia. Once we reach it, you will be transferred to a smaller wooden boat that will take you inside the cave. The captivating blue color is created by the reflection of sunlight that passes below the rocks.
Our last spot on the way back to Hvar is Palmižana, the most famous bay of Paklinski islands. With its pristine sandy beaches, botanical gardens and amazing beach bars, Palmižana is the perfect spot to end your tour. You will have plenty of time to grab a lunch in one of the restaurants or go for a dip!
Vis island has plenty of well-known bays and beaches. However, there are some spots that the locals selfishly hide only to themselves. Our skippers have a couple of aces up their sleeve, so, often, when we have some extra time, we offer to take our guest one of those secret locations.
If the Blue Cave is closed (this happens sometimes due to southern wind or high tide), you can cancel the tour and we will give you a full refund.
However, we definitely recommend going even if the Blue Cave is closed, because we take you to see two extra locations instead of the cave; the beautiful fishing town of Komiža and the impressive former military submarine shelter.
