Split/Trogir: Blue cave, Mamma Mia and Hvar, 5 islands tour

Your journey begins with a 90 minutes thrilling and pleasant ride in our speedboat to the east side of Biševo island, where you will see famous natural phenomenon Blue Cave. Blue Cave is one of the most extraordinary places on the Adriatic sea. You will enjoy amazing blue silver light driving in a small fishermen boat. The entrance of the cave was originally accessible only by diving, but from 1884. there is a narrow entrance and its passable by small boat only when the sea is calm. Every drop of water inside radiates its own color. That ineffable play of luxuriant colors and light has made this cave the most distinguished among all the beautiful caves of Europe.

After the Blue cave visit we start with our “Mamma mia” part of the tour. You will be driven to picturesque fishermen’s village Komiža on western side of island Vis , where authenticity has been preserved the most. One hour of free time is enough for exploring narrow streets and houses squeezed together, beautiful pebble beaches or have a coffee on the promenade. It is so hard to find another Dalmatian village or town on the islands that has so many nice beaches so close to it. Komiža is filled with these amazing pebble beaches, surrounded by crystal clear sea. Also in Komiža you can visit Fishermen’s museum with traditional fishing tools located in the old Venetian tower on the promenade, the only one in Croatia. Komiža is very proud of the fishermen’s history. Mamma Mia 2 had several shots throughout the film and credits being filmed in this amazing location on the Western coast of Vis Island.

All the coastal shots and houses near the sea are were filmed on this part of this stunning island and it’s absolutely worth visiting because, in many people’s opinion, this is by far best part of the island of Mamma Mia filming.

Our second Mamma mia location – even more stunning that the first one – Stiniva cove. You can get there cruising around the southern side of the island. It can be reached only by seaside. Is the best to visit this magical cove surrounded by two high cliffs in the morning while there is plenty of sun. It was voted one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe in 2016. The most famous Mamma mia scene from this location is the one where Donna and Sam are out rowing/taking photos and getting to know each other on the boat within the bay.

Next is passing by Srebrena Beach – the last but not the least important Mamma mia location on the tour. It is located on the South-East tip of Vis and is favourite among the locals. This is the beach where you see Young Donna and Sam having a moonlit stroll in the film. In this scene, Donna is singing one of the Mamma Mia 2 songs, Andante. This is also the beach where some of the Mamma Mia 2017 cast were spotted during filming. Our skipper will pass by the beach and will slow down and give the opportunity to take some amazing photos 

Then we continue to the other part of the tour. Enjoy a wonderful swim for one hour at Blue lagoon situated between 3 islets on island Budikovac just 10 min away from island Ravnik. There is wonderful shallow water with sandy beach with one coffee bar and restaurant, if you want to have a refreshments during or after swim.

Visiting Pakleni islands from the seaside. You can take amazing pictures from the boat. Our skippers are more that willing to stop with the ride for a good photo and to not expose your camera.

After you have discovered the natural beauties of the sea you will be driven to beautiful town Hvar on island Hvar, where you will have free time to explore cultural sights of the one of the most beautiful World’s harbour. In Hvar you have free time, to sightsee or to have lunch.

In Hvar you can sightsee the old town, the promenade, Arsenal – the third old theatre in Europe, the Cathedral of Saint Stephen, Bishop’s palace and take a 20 min walk to the fortress � panjola, with a magnificent view on Pakleni islands and old town.

After enjoying in Hvar it is time to return to Split at 6:30 p.m. and Trogir at 7:00 p.m.