Blue Cave and Pakleni Islands Tours: Are They Worth It?

Updated September 19, 2026 · 1 min read

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Full-day speedboat trips from Hvar and Split are among Croatia’s most-booked tours.

A sea cave on the island of Biševo, near Vis. Around midday, sunlight enters through an underwater opening and lights the water bright blue.

Typically the Blue Cave, Stiniva cove, Vis, a lagoon stop such as Budikovac, and the Pakleni Islands. Check each listing for cave tickets and lunch.

Yes. In rough seas the cave is closed for safety, and tours adapt their route. Summer queues at the cave can also be long.

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Usually 9 to 11 hours from Split, a little less from Hvar.

It can be in wind. If you get seasick, sit at the back and take precautions.

Good to know: opening times, fees and boat or trail schedules change. Check official sources close to your travel date.