Blue Cave And Five Islands Tour

The Blue Cave is a sea cave located on the eastern side of the island of Biševo. The cave is one of the most famous natural beauties of the Adriatic. It is an accessible show cave because of the glowing blue light that appears at certain times of the day. The natural entrance to the cave is on its southern side. The vault on the ceiling of one of the caves was made as a passage for smaller boats. This submarine-like opening in the roof of the cave allows sunlight to enter, creating an iridescent blue glow all around the cave. The bright sun sparks off the sea, and the glowing Adriatic illuminates the walls of the cave in a sparkling blue, creating an ethereal, glowing Blue Grotto.

On May 18, 2016, The Telegraph, the famous British newspaper, along with many other international news portals, reported the news. Stiniva is the most attractive cove on the island of Vis. The bay is about six hundred metres long and wide at the entrance and about 100 metres on both sides, surrounded by high, inaccessible stone cliffs. At the bottom of the bay, there are several uninhabited fishermen's houses, which, together with the bay, are protected as a nature reserve. The beach is perfect for all summer holiday activities; it is the most beautiful corner of the universe. The famous Stiniva beach is one of the most visited Dalmatian landmarks, and the Blue Shark is a mandatory stop on the Blue Cave and Five Island Tour.

The island of Budikovac is located near the island of Vis, and three islands form its blue lagoon. The islands and crystal-clear sea are perfect for swimming, snorkelling, and underwater photography. Swimming and snorkelling in the Blue Lagoon is a unique experience. The sea is so clear, you can almost touch sea urchins and other marine life. Sea urchins are proof that the sea is perfect. The endless beauty of the lagoon is famous for the unique colour changes of the Adriatic Sea. The refreshingly clean sea and the incredible underwater world with its sun reflections create an almost unreal atmosphere. The Blue Lagoon is a unique and unforgettable place where the sea meets the sky.

The Paklinski or Pakleni Islands, translated into English as Hell's Islands, got their name from the pine resin that was once used to cook paklina, a type of tar that was used to coat boats and was defined as being black as hell. From the east to the west of the archipelago, the string of beautiful islands is the perfect destination, and Blue Shark offers an unforgettable summer adventure. The Pakleni Islands are a paradise for couples and families. The closest island to Hvar is Jerolim. Next is Marinkovac, best known for its beach club in Stipanska Bay. Pakleni is also a must for party lovers. Sveti Klement is by far the largest of the islands. The famous Palmižana beach is a favourite spot on the island, well equipped with showers, chairs, and everything necessary for a comfortable stay, swimming, and relaxation.

Hvar is an ancient town with a rich history on the island of the same name. The town of Hvar is a pearl of Croatian tourism. We recommend you visit the Fortress of Fortica (Spanjola), the Cathedral of Hvar, the Hvar Theatre (founded in 1612), the Arsenal, and the Franciscan Monastery. Hvar is also known as a party town. Hvar is recognisable by its many elegant yachts and the number of young partygoers dancing in the town's famous waterfront bars. The town has never disappointed! You will have plenty of time for sightseeing and for enjoying the many bars and restaurants by the sea.