Signature Group Tour
Little Blue Cave,
Jelsa & Blue Lagoon
Our half-day route to the most beautiful and least-crowded side of Hvar, Brač and Zečevo — entirely by boat, far from the tourist crowds.
Just 35 minutes from Makarska, we arrive at the Little Blue Cave on Hvar, where we stay for 25 minutes. The skipper anchors right in front of the cave, and snorkeling equipment is provided so you can enjoy this natural gem at its best.
Signature Group Tour
Our half-day route to the most beautiful and least-crowded side of Hvar, Brač and Zečevo — entirely by boat, far from the tourist crowds.
Only short ride after the Little Blue Cave, we reach Mala Stiniva on Hvar where we stay for 30 min — an exclusive hidden bay famous for its dramatic cliffs & cliff jumping, rare green-turquoise sea, and iconic little stone house, accessible only by boat.
We visit Jelsa, the most popular town in the north of Hvar, a destination for daily trips by over 5,000 visitors. You have around 60 mins of free time, perfect for exploring & coffee.
Just 6 minutes from Vrboska lies Zečevo — a tiny uninhabited island, accessible only by boat. Known for its Blue Lagoon, where we'll stick for 30 mins, and crystal-clear waters full of fish, it is a true paradise for swimming and snorkeling.
After Zečevo, just across we arrive at Brač in Hidden Bay Žirje where we'll stay for 20 mins, known for its mix of fresh and saltwater, one of the most beautiful secret beaches.
Leave the busy Makarska Riviera behind and discover a more exclusive half-day route across Hvar, Zečevo and Brač. With 4 stops accessible only by boat and a full hour in charming Jelsa, this tour is designed to feel scenic, smooth and genuinely rewarding.
This is not the Blue Cave on Biševo. We visit our favorite Little Blue Cave on Hvar, much closer to Makarska and ideal for a premium half-day route. There is no entrance fee, no waiting line, and swimming or diving inside is allowed.
Little Blue Cave — Island Hvar
The boat anchors just in front of the cave — guests simply swim in from the boat. No diving needed. Thanks to natural sunlight, most guests swim all the way to the back. The glowing neon-blue effect inside is unforgettable. Approx. stay: 25 minutes.
Mala Stiniva — Island Hvar
A spectacular bay with a rocky amphitheatre — almost sci-fi in character. The boat anchors directly inside. The sea glows in green-turquoise shades. Cliff jumping available at your own responsibility. Approx. stay: 30 minutes.
Jelsa town — Island Hvar
The most beautiful town on the island and the largest on Hvar's northern coast. Coffee, waterfront strolls, the little church above town for a lovely viewpoint. Stay: 1 full hour.
Blue Lagoon — Island Zečevo
An uninhabited islet densely covered in Mediterranean vegetation. Calm, sheltered coves with abundant fish and marine life — perfect for snorkeling and floating. Approx. stay: 30 minutes.
Žirje Hidden Bay — Island Brač
A calm, private natural bay on Brač — the perfect final swim before heading back to Makarska. Approx. stay: 20 minutes.
1 June – 15 September
Morning tour: 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Afternoon tour: 1:30 PM – 6:30 PM
1 May – 31 May and 16 September – 1 November
Departure: 10:00 AM
Return: 3:00 PM
Pick-up and drop-off option available for an additional cost. The hotels below are pickup points — all guests can join there, even if they are not staying at those hotels.
! Pick-up spots are limitedPick-up always includes drop-off to the same meeting point after the tour.
If pick-up spots are already full, you are still very welcome to book — many guests simply make their own way to the departure point in Makarska and join the tour there.
No, this is the Little Blue Cave on Hvar — Croatia’s second most famous blue cave. Unlike the Biševo Blue Cave, which is a 3-hour boat ride from Makarska, has long wait times, and costs €18 per person, the Little Blue Cave is just 40 minutes away, there's no waiting, it's free, and you can even swim inside!
The Biševo Blue Cave often has up to a 3-hour waiting line during peak season, requires an entrance fee, and swimming is not allowed. The Blue Cave on the island of Hvar has no wait, no entrance fee, and allows swimming inside.
Children under 4 years old are not permitted on this group speedboat tour, and the tour is not suitable for elderly guests over 75.
Yes, swimming is allowed inside the Little Blue Cave.
The boat cannot fit inside the Little Blue Cave, so the skipper will anchor in front of the cave while you swim inside.
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5 hours
Full day
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