Private Luxury Boat tour for 12 from Split, Brac, Trogir, Hvar

Blue Cave

The Blue Cave situated in the Balun bay on the eastern side of the island of Biševo 4 nautical miles northwest of Komiža. Besides this natural beauty, the island is also known for Medvidina cave, good wine and beautiful beaches. The cave is a natural pearl but was "discovered" in 1884 when an artificial entrance was built and to this day is used as the entrance of the cave. The natural cave opening is much wider and spreads like a vault on the south side below sea level. The sunlight penetrates through this opening causing specific illumination and a unique atmosphere in the cave. It is best to visit during the morning hours while the sea is quiet and the sun rays penetrate into the interior and reflect from the white bottom illuminating the cave with a blue colour.

Komiža is situated on the western side of the island of Vis in the deep Komiža bay. This is a typical Mediterranean place with traditional architecture, narrow streets and houses around the harbour. The inhabitants were mostly seamen and fishermen due to the position and the lack of agricultural land. The important fishing history is shown in the Fishermen's Museum, one of a kind in Croatia.

Stiniva Cove

The beautiful natural bay Stiniva located on the island of Vis is protected as a nature reserve. It is a small narrow bay about 600 meters long, surrounded by high unreachable rocky cliffs on both sides. The width of the bay at the entrance is about 100 meters. At the end of Stiniva there are several uninhabited fishing houses, which are also protected.