After picking you up at Srima harbor, you will step aboard our speedboat for a thrilling 2 hours ride to Bisevo Island, and its marvelous Blue Cave. Blue Cave is protected as the geomorphologic monument of nature since 1951 and the entire archipelago of the island of Vis is the UNESCO’s Geopark! Once you are inside the cave, this small boat will make a tour around the cave. You will see the sunlight piercing through what it seems to be the floor of the cave, but is actually limestone opening on one side of the cave. The entrance is big enough only for the small boats. Therefore, no matter which company you decide to book for your Blue cave boat trip, no boat will be able to get inside the Blue cave.

Komiza is located on the west side of the island of Vis in the deep bay of Komiza. From the rest of the island is separated the hilly massif of Hum (highest peak 587 m) which descends steeply towards the shore of the bay. Such accommodation and the associated lack of agricultural land determined Komiža’s orientation towards the sea and fishing. It is connected with the town of Vis, 10 km, by a new road across the Sveti Mihovil pass. The distance along the old road Vis – Komiža that passes through the southern part of the island is 20 km.

After Komiza we will visit popular Vis attraction, Stiniva beach one of the most beautiful beaches in Croatia. Idyllic sceneries, crystal clear waters and miraculous blue color of the sea are some of the reasons why Stiniva Bay was voted the best beach in Europe in 2016.

The Blue Lagoon, often referred to as the Turquoise Lagoon, takes up most of the small island of Budikovac. The lagoon is well named; the water there appears to be an unbelievably vibrant shade of blue. The sea is so incredibly clear that the boats appear to be suspended in air, and the undersea is magically shaped, creating the feeling you’re in a whole new world.