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10 hours
Daily Tour
12 people
English
Join us on a tour of a lifetime and explore the most famous spots of coastal Croatia on this one day, 10 hour Blue cave & Four islands tour from Omis.
Our journey starts from Omiš main harbor and casts first towards Biševo island and luminous Blue cave.
After sightseeing of Blue cave, you can enjoy swimming and snorkeling in a crystal clear sea or just relax at famous Stiniva cove on the Vis island.
Next destination is town Hvar on the Island Hvar where you’ll have time for exploring this historical town and optional lunch (own expense).
Leaving Hvar town we jump into our speedboat and cross to the next island, Brač. First stop is Milna, a typical charming small Dalmatian town located on the north-west side of the island of Brač.
And the second destination on the island of Brač is Blue Lagoon (St. Lawrence bay). There you will have time for enjoying in the lagoon, swim.
This natural wonder is hidden in the Biševo island cliffs in a small bay called Balun on the south-east side of the island.
The grotto is one of the best known natural beauty spots on the Adriatic and popular show cave because of the glowing blue light that appears at a certain time of the day when the sunlight is reflected through the entire cave in aquamarine light while objects in the water are turned into shimmering silver.
The sea waves eroded the limestone rock of which the whole island of Biševo is composed and made this phenomenon.
The only way to explore the Blue cave is by boat. On our Blue cave & four islands trip, we visit this spot on the best time of the day when you can see all its beauty.
Stiniva cove is located on the southern side of the Vis island coast. A narrow path leads you to the beach made up of white pebbles and a beautiful crystal clear sea. This small beach hidden with high and narrow rocks is declared as a most beautiful beach in 2016. by a popular European travel portal.
The cove is beautiful snorkeling & diving spot because of the rich underwater world. Those with a little adventurous spirit can climb and jump from the rocks that surround the beach.
Hvar belongs to a group of Middle Dalmatia Islands and is considered the sunniest Croatian island, with an annual average of 2726 hours of sun. Hvar is recognizable for its numerous bays, some of which completely inhabited, and some reachable only by the sea. Larger centers on the island of Hvar are Hvar town, Stari Grad and Jelsa.
Name of the island comes from the Greek colony called “Pharos”, however, it is important to know that traces of life on the island of Hvar goes back to the Neolithic period. In Roman times on the island were built villas and agricultural estates, which resulted in a long tradition of viticulture, but also the high culture of residence. Hvar is called the island of lavender since that plant grows here in abundance, as well as rosemary and sage.
Either you decide to wonder around old stone streets visiting architectural attractions, hang in cafe’s absorbing the sun and enjoying the beautiful view on this jewel hidden by the time or taste Dalmatian gastronomical offer in the best restaurants you’ll have a memorable experience.
This typical charming small Dalmatian town is located on the western side of the island of Brač. Venetians called Milna “Valle di mile Navi” (the bay of a thousand ships). Now Milna is a favorite nautical port for those who are sailing through the Middle Adriatic.
In the village, there is a beautiful Baroque church with a typically Dalmatian bell tower. The interior of the church is a work of Venetian masters. Stone houses along the beautiful long coastline are small masterpieces of plebeian architecture. If you are in Milna don’t miss tasting Mediterranean cuisine abundant in fresh fish, olive oil and home-made wines.
One of the most famous beaches on the island of Brač is located in the Lovrečina bay. Lovrečina bay is situated on the northern part of the island of Brač, between Postira and Pučišća, known for its large sandy beach and precious archaeological sites. The remains of the St. Lawrence Basilica from the 5th and 6th century can be found in Lovrečina.
It is truly precious because its sandy strip extends nearly 100m [328 feet] into the sea. The pine forest provides shade even during the hottest summer days. The beach coffee shop and nearby restaurant provide wonderful opportunities to enjoy a refreshment and try out some of the local specialties.
