The magical Blue Cave is a must see in this part of the Adriatic. The Blue Cave is known for the specific blue color of the interior which appears when the sun penetrates through an opening on the ceiling. To enter the cave, it is necessary to embark a small wooden paddle boat and duck your heads as the entrance is very small.

If time permits a stop at Komiža is planned after the Blue Cave. Komiza is situated on the island of Vis in the deep Komiža bay. The mountain range Hum separates it from the rest of the island and steeply descends down to the shore of the bay forming interesting coast cliffs. 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. Please note Komiža is an optional stop on the tour based on the crew's decision and the time spent at the Blue Cave.

Enjoy swimming and snorkeling on the crystal clear Blue lagoon of the island of Budikovac or at a bay on the island of Bisevo, another location accessible only by private speedboats.

Enjoy the breathtaking scenery on a slow cruise through the archipelago of the Pakleni islands before heading to Hvar.

Hvar is often described as a ''fairytale town with its architecture, cultural heritage, beautiful nature and mild climate'' however over the years it has become an unavoidable jet set place visited by many famous celebrities. According to ''Europe's best destinations'' Hvar was voted as one of the most beautiful islands in Europe in 2018.