Vis, Blue Cave, Stiniva and Blue Lagoon private boat tour
No extra cost for pick-up at this location
Tour Duration
Duration time: 10 hours
Tour Type
Full day boat tour
Timetables
Departure: 8 AM
Return: 6 PM
Group Size
1-12 people
Price List
10% discount on all prices!
Up to 5 people per tour
NEW PRICE - 684€
OLD PRICE - 760€
Up to 8 people per tour
NEW PRICE - 774€
OLD PRICE - 860€
Up to 10 people per tour
NEW PRICE - 864€
OLD PRICE - 960€
10+ people per tour
On request
Trip route
Are you tired of tourist crowds at the most famous Croatian locations? Venture off the beaten path and discover the wonder of more remote islands – take a private boat tour to Vis and the islands that surround it!
Discover Vis island
As the farthest inhabited island, with almost 60 km (37 miles) separating it from Split, Vis island is one of the true hidden gems of the Adriatic sea. For decades, it served as a military base for the Yugoslavian navy so access to the island was quite restricted, especially to foreigners. This is why its nature and culture remain mostly untouched and untamed even to this day.
The town of Vis is still quite authentic and blooming with its Mediterranean charm, so visiting makes for a unique experience. This is our first stop so take the chance to enjoy the spirit and history of this charming town!
Let the Blue Cave take your breath away
The Blue Cave is a must-see for anyone who’s near Vis! It has the type of natural beauty that’s so unique that you’ll remember it for a long time. Many who enter the Blue Cave become amazed by all the deep shades of blue and tranquility of the space. It’s almost like you’re in a different world!
Stiniva bay hides a beautiful natural beach that’s quite difficult to get to from the land and it’s not that easy to find even from the sea! But don’t worry, our skippers know exactly how to get there – it’s one of the perks of taking a private boat tour. Dive into the dreamy blue of the sea in this hidden cove and take a break from the summer heat. And don’t forget your snorkeling gear. The underwater world here is very rich!
Create memories in Blue Lagoon
Visit the nearby Blue Lagoon and immerse yourself into an even more beautiful sea. It looks quite exotic and people often compare it to the Caribbean! Take a swim and play in the sea to create some new memories here.
Book the tour now for a more unique tourist experience!
Vis
The town of Vis and the island of Vis itself are listed among the top 5 destinations in Croatia. The town of Vis has always been a well-known haven for fishermen and sailors. Vis is not a place of mass tourism but it is special in its isolation because it is also called military island. Vis's specialty lies in the authenticity and kindness of the locals. Take a stroll through the streets of this island town and breathe in the true beauty.
Blue Cave
The Blue Cave is a natural phenomenon that attracts many tourists from all over the world. The cave is located on the eastern side of the island of Biševo near Vis. The cave has two openings, one through which a small paddle boat can pass and the other on the south side of the cave below sea level. Sunlight reaches this opening and reflects and illuminates the cave in blue. The visit to the cave is organized by a small paddle boat. After we reach Bisevo, we wait for the queue to enter the cave. The cave is fascinating and worth a visit. This natural phenomenon defends itself from excessive visits. Wondering how? In case of bad weather and waves it is not possible to enter the cave. That is why it is best to visit in the morning. After the cave we head to Komiža.
Komiža
Protected from all northerly winds, Komiza is situated at the bottom of the Hum hill. A picturesque place with a long fishing tradition. The fishermen from Komiža make it the most famous place on the Adriatic. Komiža will delight you at first glance; enjoy walking and sightseeing. Rest assured that the locals will greet you warmly and welcome you. Considering the famous fishermen, Komiza is a place for a great meal. Choose your own terrace and enjoy the delicacies. After a quality meal, it's time for a swim.
Stiniva
In the middle of the wilderness of the island of Vis lies the most attractive cove. The ideal approach to Stiniva is by boat from the sea. The bay is about 600 meters long and is surrounded on both sides by high inaccessible rock cliffs. It is almost impossible for a shy to see when she is approached from the sea precisely because of her seclusion. At the foot of the beach are several uninhabited cottages that are protected as a nature reserve. The incredible nature and cleanliness of the sea adorn the cove. We stop here for a swim. And of course, plenty of unavoidable photos.
Budikovac Blue lagoon
Budikovac is a small uninhabited island near Vis. Also popular as the Vis Blue Lagoon. Since there is a beach bar and restaurant we will take the opportunity to refresh and stop. You can choose between a refreshing drink or a refreshing swim, and if you are a true hedonist you can choose both. By the way, you will meet a friendly donkey on Budikovac, the trademark of Dalmatia.
Smokova
Our final swim stop of the day will be Smokova, which many consider to be the most beautiful sandy beach on the island of Vis. You be the judge, after the full day of pure joy!
Inclusions
All inclusions
All taxes, fees and handling charges
Bottled water
Use of snorkeling equipment
Fuel surcharge
Safety equipment and boat insurance
Additional Info
This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date, a different tour, or a full refund
In case of bad weather, the skipper has the right to change the route because the safety of the guests comes first
Most travelers can participate
No heart or other serious medical conditions
Not recommended for travelers with back problems
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Extras
Boat pickup 60€
Fun pack sea scooter and sup padlleboard 60€
Towels 10€ per group
FAQ
What is RIB?
The RIB ( Rigid Inflatable Boat ) is a kind of speed boat with a hull made of polyester. Around this hull is an air-filled tube applied. The low weight, combined with the rigid hull and a strong engine makes it a very seaworthy and maneuverable speedboat.
Is there a bathroom on the boat?
No, there isn’t a bathroom on board. However, rest assured, there will be restaurants with bathroom facilities available at many of our tour stops.
Can I smoke on board?
Smoking is not allowed on board.
Can I bring alcohol on board?
Yes, responsible alcohol consumption is allowed on board the boat.
Can I play my music onboard?
Yes! Our boat is equipped with a Bluetooth audio system, which you may use to connect your own Bluetooth-enabled device.
Can I swim and dive in the Blue Cave?
The cave is protected, therefore swimming and diving are not allowed. The length of the time you will spend inside the cave is limited by the concessionaire, 15 minutes per boat.
Is it necessary to book online in advance?
Absolutely yes, if you want to make sure you get access at your desired time. Our boat tours are usually fully booked a few days in advance, especially in the high season.
Will I get wet?
Usually our boats are dry, but if it’s a windy day, some spray may blow across the deck. We will brief you on the weather conditions before departure.
What to bring on the boat trip?
On the private boat trip, you can bring a swimsuit, sunglasses, spare clothes, a camera, sunscreen and money for lunch.
Where is a pick-up point for private boat tours in Split?
The primary pick-up point is at https://maps.app.goo.gl/qn63oqHyjkvxv4Q57. Alternatively, you can choose boat pick-up and drop-off near your accommodation for an extra 60 euros. We’ll arrange to pick you up from the closest port or pier to your accommodation.
How to make a reservation/booking?
Simply let us know your preferred date via inquiry or email ([email protected]) to make a reservation. If your first choice isn’t open, feel free to suggest an alternative. Once we confirm excursion availability on your requested date, we’ll proceed to reserve the boat in your name.
How to do my payment?
You can either pay via bank transfer, ensuring it’s done at least two days before departure, or you can choose to pay in cash on the day of your private boat tour.