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Discover Croatia's stunning coast with this private 8-12 hour Blue Cave and 5 Islands tour from Trogir, including visits to caves, beaches, and Hvar town.

This private tour from Trogir offers an exceptional way to explore Croatia’s scenic Adriatic coast without the hassle of planning. Priced at $834.40 per group (up to 6 people), the experience lasts roughly 8 to 12 hours and includes visits to some of the most captivating natural sights and charming towns. The tour is designed for those who prefer a personalized, crowd-free adventure with plenty of opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, and sightseeing.
Featuring a knowledgeable guide and a private vessel, this trip ensures flexibility and comfort. It’s particularly well-suited for travelers who want to see the Blue Cave, explore Stiniva Beach, and enjoy the lively atmosphere of Hvar. While the tour covers many highlights, it’s good to note that tickets for the Blue Cave are not included, and lunch is not provided, so travelers should plan accordingly.
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The tour begins at Obala bana Berislavia in Trogir, a convenient location near public transportation. You’ll meet your driver and guide, who will lead you on this curated journey along the coast. The private vessel accommodates up to 6 guests, ensuring a comfortable and intimate day on the water.
This setup makes the logistics straightforward, allowing you to relax from the moment you start. Since the experience is private, only your group participates, providing a relaxed, personalized atmosphere. The mobile ticket system means no fuss with paper, and the entire day is designed to flow smoothly.

Your adventure begins on the island of Vis, with a visit to Komiža, a historic town known for its blend of old Dalmatian charm and modern yachting. You can explore the streets, enjoy a nice breakfast, or visit the local museum. This stop provides a relaxed setting to absorb the island’s atmosphere before heading to nature’s wonders.
Komiža offers a free opportunity to enjoy some local sights and take photos. The time here is limited to about an hour, offering a taste rather than an in-depth tour of the town.

Next, the tour takes you to Cave Bisevo, home to the famed Blue Cave. This natural marvel is one of the best-known sights along Croatia’s coast, renowned for the sunlight that plays off the water and creates a striking blue glow.
Arriving early or in the morning provides the best viewing experience, as the sunlight enhances the spectacular reflections inside the cave. While admission tickets are not included, the experience of witnessing the sunlight dancing on the water makes it worthwhile.

Following the Blue Cave visit, the journey continues to Stiniva Cove, famous for its dramatic entrance and clear waters. Here, you’ll have free time to swim, relax on the famous beach, or snorkel in the paradise-like sea.
On the way to Stiniva, the tour includes a short stop at Vis caves, adding a bit more exploration to the day. The 20-minute visit is free, giving you a quick insight into Vis’s geological features without extending the trip too long.

One of the most unusual caves visited on this tour is the Green Cave, distinguished by a hole at the top that allows sunlight to pour inside. This creates a sparkling green light that illuminates everything within, making for a photo-worthy moment.
This 15-minute stop offers a view into this natural spectacle, although going inside the Green Cave requires additional tickets not included in the tour. Still, the view from outside is enough to appreciate its unusual beauty.

After exploring caves and beaches, the tour stops at Budikovac Bay on Budihovac Island. This spot is perfect for swimming, with tranquil waters and a relaxed atmosphere. You can also enjoy nature or sip a cold drink at the on-site lounge bar.
Spending about an hour here allows enough time to unwind, take photos, and soak in the peaceful surroundings.

The last leg of the trip brings you to Hvar, one of Croatia’s most celebrity-frequented towns. Over approximately 3 hours, you can taste local dishes, explore Fortica fortress for panoramic views, or wander the historic streets and admire the town’s architecture.
Hvar’s lively ambiance and scenic vistas make it an ideal conclusion to the day’s adventures. The time here balances sightseeing with leisure, allowing for personal exploration before returning.
The tour features the services of a driver-guide and a skipper to navigate the boat. Snorkeling masks are provided for your underwater exploration, ensuring you can make the most of the clear waters. All fuel surcharges are covered, simplifying the cost structure.
However, lunch and tickets for the Blue Cave are not included, so travelers should plan to bring snacks or purchase tickets separately. The private nature of the tour means your group has exclusive control over the pace and stops.
Most bookings are made about 3 weeks in advance, reflecting high demand. The tour’s flexible 8 to 12-hour duration allows for a customized experience, depending on how long you wish to spend at each stop.
The meeting point is in the heart of Trogir, with the tour ending back at the same location, making logistics simple. Since the tour is fully private, it offers a comfortable environment tailored to your preferences.
This private Blue Cave and Islands trip stands out mainly because of its personalized approach and carefully curated stops. Unlike large group excursions, this tour allows more flexibility and a less crowded experience.
The inclusion of key highlights like Komiža, Stiniva Beach, Green Cave, and Hvar makes it a comprehensive day out. The snorkeling gear and local guide enhance the adventure, ensuring you get informative insights and fun underwater moments.
This tour offers a well-balanced mix of natural wonders, charming towns, and scenic views, ideal for those who appreciate customized experiences on Croatia’s coast. The private boat ensures comfort and exclusivity, and the guided commentary enriches your understanding of the sights.
While tickets for the Blue Cave are an extra expense, the overall value lies in the personalized service, flexible schedule, and diverse stops. It suits travelers eager to explore Croatia’s coast in comfort, with enough time to swim, relax, and savor the scenery.
If you want to avoid large crowds, enjoy natural caves, and visit Hvar in a relaxed setting, this tour fits the bill perfectly. Just remember to book early, especially in high season, and plan for some extra expenses for cave tickets and meals.
“Superbe journée avec Stéphan, de très beaux paysages, des supers baignades dans une eau paradisiaque”
Is this tour suitable for small children?
Yes, as a private tour, it can be suitable for families, but consider the boat ride and walking involved at stops.
Are meals included in the tour?
No, lunch is not included, so it’s recommended to bring snacks or plan to purchase food during the stop in Hvar.
Do I need to buy tickets for the Blue Cave separately?
Yes, tickets for the Blue Cave are not included in the tour price and should be purchased separately.
Can I customize the stops or timing?
Since it’s a private tour, you can discuss your preferences with the guide to make adjustments where possible.
What is the maximum group size?
The tour accommodates up to 6 people on the private vessel, making it intimate and flexible.
How early should I book?
Most bookings are made about 21 days in advance, but early booking is recommended during peak season.
What is included in the price?
The price covers driver/guide, skipper, snorkeling masks, fuel surcharge, and private boat.
What is the cancellation policy?
You can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before the activity for a full refund.
Are there physical activity requirements?
The tour involves some walking and swimming, but generally, it is suitable for most travelers in good health.
How long is the total tour?
The total duration ranges from about 8 to 12 hours, depending on the day’s flow and stops.