Biševo Blue Cave Planning Guides
Planning guides for the Biševo Blue Cave — the ticket and its seasons, when the light is blue, the wind that closes it, and how to go from Split, Hvar or Komiža.
The Blue Cave & 5 Island Tour from Split
The 7,854-review flagship day from Split: the cave in its light window, Stiniva, the Budikovac lagoon, the Hvar hour - what it costs with the €24 ticket, and which boat to pick.
Read guide →The Blue Lagoon: Krknjaši Bay, Plainly Located
Croatia's Blue Lagoon is the Krknjaši bay off Drvenik Veli island near Trogir - a swimming day, not a cave. Where it is, how to visit, and the honest cave-vs-lagoon split.
Read guide →Stiniva: The Cove Behind the Cliff Gap
Voted Europe's best beach in 2016: a pebble cove sealed behind a cliff gap barely a boat wide. How the 5-island tours see it, the goat-path truth, and when it's actually good.
Read guide →Vis: The Island That Played Kalokairi
Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again shot on Vis in September 2017 - Komiža, Stiniva and the Barjoška bays as fictional Kalokairi. The real filming sites, and the island that outshines them.
Read guide →Best Time to Visit the Biševo Blue Cave: Hour, Month and Weather
The Blue Cave is only blue when the sun is high — roughly 10:30 to 13:00 — and only open when the southerly swell allows. The hour, the month and the wind that decide your visit.
Read guide →Blue Cave Entrance Fee: What the Ticket Costs and Why No Tour Includes It
The Biševo Blue Cave ticket is €24 (20 Jun–10 Sep) or €18 in the shoulder season, €12/€9 for children, free under 6 — sold only at Mezuporat and excluded from every tour. The full arithmetic.
Read guide →Blue Cave from Hvar: the Shorter Day, and Which Speedboat to Take
From Hvar town the Blue Cave is a shorter speedboat day that usually adds the Green Cave, Stiniva and the Pakleni islands. Departure times, the €24 ticket, and the tours worth booking.
Read guide →Blue Cave from Komiža and Vis: the Local Way In
From Komiža the Blue Cave is a 15–20 minute taxi-boat hop (about €35 plus the €24 ticket); from Vis town a local speedboat with a fast-entry card. The cheapest, calmest way to see the cave — if you are already on the island.
Read guide →Blue Cave from Split: How the 5-Islands Day Works and Which Boat to Take
From Split the Blue Cave is a full-day speedboat run — about 30 nautical miles, Biševo first for the light, then Komiža, Stiniva, the Budikovac lagoon and Hvar. Which tour, what it costs with the €24 ticket, and what the day feels like.
Read guide →Blue Cave vs Green Cave: What Each Is, and Which Tours See Both
The Blue Cave on Biševo is a look — ten minutes by small boat, no swimming, €24. The Green Cave on Ravnik is a swim — sunlight through a hole in the roof, €12. Which tours visit both, and which cave to prioritise.
Read guide →Want the whole day handled? See the Blue Cave & 5 Islands tour →