Boat Trip to the Bisevo Blue Cave from Hvar

Discover one of the most impressive natural wonders of Europe on this majestic excursion around the Dalmatian Islands, Croatia!

Witness the Blue Cave of Bisevo in all its iridescent wonder. Jump from cliffs into the Adriatic Sea and explore the underwater world with a team of experienced snorkellers.

Striking the perfect balance between fun, discovery and relaxation, this excellent speed boat excursion is a must for anyone planning a trip to Croatia!

Location
Hvar Island is a renowned tourist hotspot in the Adriatic Sea. The closest International Airport is located in the city of Split on Croatia’s east coast. A year-round ferry operates from Split to Hvar which takes around one hour and 40 minutes. Hvar has a range of hotels, hostels and campsites made for everyone, whether you’re a couple looking for a weekend away or a family on your annual holiday break.

Activity
Meet the team at Ive Roica for a full safety brief and rundown of the tour itinerary. Snorkelling equipment is provided should it be needed. You will then jump aboard a speed boat and head out into the Adriatic Sea. After passing several beautiful bays the first stop is Stiniva Cove, a truly magnificent stretch of beach for a swim or a spot of sunbathing. You will then move onto Green Cave and Paklinski island for cliff jumping and snorkelling. The next stop is Blue Cave. This spot is named because of a natural fluorescent occurrence that happens when the sun shines through small holes in the cave walls, hitting the white sands under shallow blue waters. The result is a wonderful, otherworldly blend of light blue hues that constantly change as the water moves – providing some amazing snorkelling! The team will then take you back to your meeting point.

Conditions
Starting times can alter due to weather and sea conditions. Entrance to the Blue Cave is charged separately and will cost between 10 and 13 euros per person upon arrival. The minimum age for this activity is 12 y/o old. Children under 18 y/o must be accompanied by an adult. You must be able to swim to take part in water activities.