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PALLADIUM 3 Island Private Tour

Makarska’s most requested private boat route from Makarska connects Hvar, Brač and Zečevo through a sequence of hidden bays, turquoise lagoons and a relaxed lunch stop — all at a pace tailored entirely to you.

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Palladium Tour — 3 Island Tour from Makarska

Palladium route highlights

Little Blue Cave (Hvar)

Cliff Jumping bay (Hvar)

Blue Lagoon (Zečevo)

Little Venice, town Vrboska (Hvar)

Hidden gem (Brač)

Itinerary

Timing may vary depending on your preferences.

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09:00

Departing from Makarska

Step aboard in Makarska and set course for the islands of Hvar, Brač and Zečevo in true Palladium style — with hand-picked swim stops and an effortless sense of luxury from the very first mile.

Palladium Tour departure from Makarska – 3 Island Tour

09:35

Pokrivenik Hidden Bay (Hvar)

As our first stop, we anchor in Pokrivenik — a hidden bay dotted with traditional stone houses and surrounded by lush, almost jungle-like nature, quiet and private, and perfectly suited for a first swim.

Pokrivenik Hidden Bay

Island Hvar

10:30

Little Blue Cave (Hvar)

Just a five-minute cruise from Pokrivenik, the Little Blue Cave is the signature moment of the Palladium Tour. Swim straight in — no need for diving, no entry fee — just swim in and catch the blue glow from inside while the boat stays anchored outside. Bring a waterproof phone case if you have one: this is the memory-maker.

Little Blue Cave

Island Hvar

11:30

Cliff Jumping Hidden Bay (Mala Stiniva, Hvar)

Mala Stiniva is one of those places you can only reach by boat - green water, cliffs for jumping, no roads, no crowds, just a small stone house and pure peace

MALA STINIVA, CLIFF JUMPING

Island Hvar

13:00

Lunch in Vrboska (Hvar)

A charming harbour town often called “Little Venice”. Relaxed lunch stop with canals, bridges and stone architecture.
Recommended: Trica Gardelin (fresh seafood + local flavors).

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Why is Vrboska special? Vrboska is one of the smallest towns on Hvar, with only a few hundred residents, and that intimacy is felt the moment you enter its harbour.

The harbour is deeply sheltered and almost completely hidden from open sea — regardless of wind or conditions, the water inside remains calm. Entry is strictly limited to slow speed (2 nautical miles), and already on the left side of the canal you’ll notice large, multi-million-euro yachts quietly moored here for weeks at a time.

The reason is simple: Vrboska is a true dead-end harbour. Its narrow canal, stone bridges and enclosed layout create privacy that is increasingly rare in the Adriatic, earning it the nickname “Little Venice”.

Just a five-minute walk from the waterfront stands the impressive Fortress Church of St. Mary of Mercy, built in the 16th century to protect the town from pirate attacks — a reminder of how strategically important this quiet place once was.

Today, Vrboska offers a genuinely authentic Dalmatian atmosphere: stone houses, boats tied along the quay, a beautiful waterfront promenade and a calm rhythm that makes it the perfect lunch stop on this route.

15:00

Blue Lagoon (Zečevo)

An uninhabited island with a perfectly protected turquoise lagoon, calm in any wind, with a laid-back waterfront bar and colors you don’t need Photoshop to believe.