Blue Cave, Vis & Pakleni Islands Private Speedboat from Hvar

t — one of the best swimming and snorkeling spots in the Adriatic. Jump straight off the boat into crystal-clear water.

Swim and snorkel inside the Green Cave on Ravnik Island, where a hole in the roof sends a beam of emerald light into the water. Feeling adventurous? There's a spot to jump from the rocks. Entrance fee EUR 12 per person, paid on site.

Voted Europe's most beautiful beach in 2016, Stiniva is a pebble cove enclosed by towering cliffs that part just wide enough for a boat to peek in. We anchor outside the cove so you can swim in or take photos from the water.

The magical Blue Cave on Biševo Island is the highlight of the tour. We dock nearby and you board the official small boat into the cave, where sunlight reflects off the seabed and fills the cave with glowing silver-blue light. Time at this stop includes ticket lines, which can be long in peak season — your skipper will time the visit to keep the wait as short as possible. Entrance fee EUR 24 per person, paid on site.

Before heading to the Pakleni Islands, choose an optional stop on Vis — espresso on the Riva in Vis town, a wander through the fishing village of Komiža, or a visit to a hidden WWII-era military tunnel. Your skipper will suggest what fits your day best.

As we cruise through the Pakleni Islands you'll pass Mlini beach, famous for its brilliant turquoise water — a beautiful photo moment from the boat. Want to swim here instead? Just ask your skipper; on a private tour the route is yours.

We end the island-hopping at Palmižana bay on St. Klement, the most popular anchorage in the Pakleni Islands, framed by the Meneghello estate's botanical gardens. This is the lunch stop — its beachfront restaurants (Bacchus, Zori, Laganini, Toto's) are some of the best-known in Dalmatia. Reservations recommended in July and August; ask us and we'll arrange it.