The Blue Cave is a natural phenomenon that attracts many tourists from all over the world. The cave is located on the eastern side of the island of Biševo near Vis. The cave has two openings, one through which a small paddle boat can pass and the other on the south side of the cave below sea level. Sunlight reaches this opening and reflects and illuminates the cave in blue. The visit to the cave is organised by a small paddle boat. After we reach Bisevo, we wait for the queue to enter the cave. The cave is fascinating and worth a visit. This natural phenomenon defends itself from excessive visits. Wondering how? In case of bad weather and waves it is not possible to enter the cave. That is why it is best to visit in the morning.

Protected from all northerly winds, Komiza is situated at the bottom of the Hum hill. A picturesque place with a long fishing tradition. The fishermen from Komiža make it the most famous place on the Adriatic. Komiža will delight you at first glance; enjoy walking and sightseeing. Rest assured that the locals will greet you warmly and welcome you. Considering the famous fishermen, Komiza is a place for a great meal. Choose your own terrace and enjoy the delicacies. After a quality meal, it's time for a swim

In the middle of the wilderness of the island of Vis lies the most attractive cove. The ideal approach to Stiniva is by boat from the sea. The bay is about 600 metres long and is surrounded on both sides by high inaccessible rock cliffs. It is almost impossible for a shy to see when she is approached from the sea precisely because of her seclusion. At the foot of the beach are several uninhabited cottages that are protected as a nature reserve. The incredible nature and cleanliness of the sea adorn the cove. We stop here for a swim. And of course, plenty of unavoidable photos

Budikovac is a small uninhabited island near Vis. Also popular as the Vis Blue Lagoon. Since there is a beach bar and restaurant we will take the opportunity to refresh and stop. You can choose between a refreshing drink or a refreshing swim, and if you are a true hedonist you can choose both. By the way, you will meet a friendly donkey on Budikovac, the trademark of Dalmatia. After this gem, let’s head to Hvar town…

What makes Hvar so special? First of all the position at which it is located. Hvar is a place that will delight even the most demanding ones. The sights of Hvar are the Hvar Cathedral, the Museum of Croatian Heritage, the Hvar Theatre, the City Lodge, the city walls that span the northern part of the city and connect with Fortica (fortress). The view from Fortica is unavoidable and this is exactly the picture that toured the world. As a favourite destination for many foreigners, Hvar is also popular among Croatians who cannot resist the beauty of Hvar. After exploring the city, climbing Fortica, you'll have time for a coffee on one of the popular terraces where you can breathe in a scent of this island. After Hvar, we reach the last stop of the day; Pakleni islands

The Pakleni Islands are a stunning archipelago of 19 islands and cliffs located just off the coast of Hvar. After exploring the charming streets and historic sights of Hvar Old Town, it’s time to unwind and enjoy the Adriatic at its finest. On the Pakleni Islands, you can swim in the crystal-clear waters, soak up the sun on a beautiful terrace, and sip a refreshing cocktail by the sea — the perfect way to relax and end a memorable day on the water.