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from Split- ** 5 island tour with visiting Blue Cave, Hvar**

★ 4.7 · 4 reviews 10 hours From $162 Operated by Blue Destination · Bookable on GetYourGuide
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The Blue Cave is the star here, but this is really a full-day sweep of Dalmatia’s islands, with swimming stops, photo views, and time in Hvar. You start near Split’s Riva and travel by boat to Biševo, Vis, Budikovac, the Pakleni islands, and Hvar before returning to Split.

I like the variety: you get a cave, a famous beach, a quiet swimming stop, open-sea scenery, and a historic island town in one day. I also like the practical setup, with fuel, crew, insurance, fresh water, and snorkeling equipment included. The catch is the pace and the ride itself. Ten hours on a boat can be tiring, and one booking note warns that the trip may not suit people with back problems. Fresh water is listed as included, but bring your own bottle as a sensible backup.

Five island stops packed into one long day

from Split- <strong> 5 island tour with visiting Blue Cave, Hvar</strong> – Five island stops packed into one long day’ /></p> <ul> <li><strong>Biševo’s Blue Cave:</strong> Enter a sea cave known for its blue light, with about an hour set aside for the visit and related sightseeing.</li> <li><strong>Stiniva on Vis:</strong> Get roughly 30 minutes for swimming, snorkeling, photographs, or a quick look at one of Croatia’s most famous coves.</li> <li><strong>Budikovac’s blue lagoon:</strong> Spend about an hour swimming, walking, sunbathing, or relaxing by the water.</li> <li><strong>The Pakleni islands:</strong> Cruise past small islands and clear sea, with a short break for photographs.</li> <li><strong>Hvar town:</strong> Enjoy about two hours for lunch, coffee, a cocktail, shopping, and a walk through town.</li> </ul> <h2>From Split’s Riva to Biševo’s Blue Cave</h2> <p><img width="900" height="600" decoding="async" src=