Blue cave tour
from Hvar

Veli Budikovac is an uninhabited island in the Adriatic Sea and is about 3 km south east from the island of Vis. Vela Smokova is a sandy beach in a secluded cove that once belonged to the army and has been preserved from construction. Inside the cove, at onlytwo metrs of depths, the wing of the World War II aircraft was flooded. Pritišćina is a small but one of the most beautiful bays on Vis. It is located on the south side of the island. In the cove, beside several houses, there’s a beautiful pebble beach overlooking Biševo island.

It is believed that the Stiniva cove was actually the cave in the distant past and the gates were the entrance to the cave. However the ceiling of the cave collapsed into the sea, forming what we now know as the Stiniva cove.

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.

Secret cave is located at the most south-western tip of the Vis island. As the name suggests, it’s location remains hidden from the most of tourist that pass by.

At the Secret cave you can take a dip in it’s emerald waters, snorkel trough a underwater tunnel or just enjoy it’s remoteness. This is definitely one of the trip highlights.

The natural entrance to the cave, located on its southern side, is said to resemble a vault on the ceiling of a grotto. It is through this submarine-like opening on the ceiling of the cave that sunlight gets in and creates an iridescent blue glowing effect all around the cave.

The ideal moment to visit the cave is between 11 AM and 12 noon. At this time the sunlight reflects through the water coming from the white floor of the cave and bathes the grotto in aquamarine light.

Palmižana is a small uninhabited village/tourist resort on the island of Sveti Klement. Sveti Klement and Palmižana are geographically located in the Paklinski Islands archipelago and administratively they are part of the Split-Dalmatia Count.

This area of the Adriatic hides the greatest number of antique shipwrecks and places on the sea-bed where one can easily find amphore. The sea around the Palmižana is a treasury of fish, coral and incredibly beautiful undersea landscapes.