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7:30-10:00: Departure from Split to Bisevo Island to visit the Blue Cave. The Blue Cave is one of Croatia’s natural phenomena, formed by the erosion of limestone by the sea, and it attracts many tourists and locals every day during the summer months. This cave was originally only accessible by Diving, as there was only one natural entrance below the sea level. In order to be able to offer this unique experience to more people, an artificial entrance was built in 1884. And it is large enough for small boats to enter the cave. Usually, the ideal time to enter the cave is in the morning, when the sun is high and the rays of light form a perfect angle with the cave floor, dyeing it a beautiful shade of blue, while everything in the water looks silver and glittering. This is the first stop on our Blue Cave tour and one of the most important ones. Due to the large number of people visiting the cave every day, sometimes we need to wait for our turn to enter, but there is no place to worry, we will wait for you while you relax on the beach or have Breakfast or coffee in a local bar. After it is our turn to enter, we enter in a small wooden boat that takes you into this blue gem on the Adriatic coast.10:00-12:00: Head to visit Stiniva Beach. Stiniva Beach is a beach in the southeast of Vis Island, voted as Europe's Beautiful Beach in 2019 for its secluded turquoise bay, pristine pebbled shore and surrounding verdant cliffs. Diving, Climbing and Snorkeling are possible on the beach. We parked the boat in the bay in front of the beach and it was a short swim to the beach, which was definitely worth it when you see the deep crystal blue sea bay surrounded by high rocks in front of you.12:00-13:00: Head to Budikovac Island. Budikovac Island is located on the southeast side of Vis Island. Its lagoon consists of Budikovac Island and two smaller islands, called "Little Budikovac" and "Sanak", located outside the main beach of Budikovac Island. Its clear waters are the perfect stage for underwater photography and selfies to share with friends. The island also has a blue lagoon (not the blue lagoon of Drvenik and Krknjasi Islands as everyone usually calls it), the color of the sea in this lagoon is closer to a beautiful turquoise color, which keeps changing as the sun moves over the horizon. Budikovac is inhabited by only one person for most of the year. This person owns a restaurant on the island with an animal farm and a vegetable garden, which is the ideal place for many boat owners to enjoy this quiet and remote place.13:00-15:00: Departure to Hvar. Hvar is an island in Dalmatia County, located between the islands of Brac, Korcula and Vis. It is a narrow island about 68 km long, with the eastern end only 6 km from the Croatian mainland. Although the island has a Mesozoic limestone and dolomite mountain range running east-west, there is an unusually large fertile flat land along the coast, with fresh springs. The mountainside is covered with pine forests, as well as vineyards, olive groves, orchards and farmland full of lavender. The climate here is characterized by mild winters, warm summers, and several hours of sunshine every day. Hvar Island is located in the center of the Adriatic Sea navigation route. It has been inhabited since prehistoric times, from the Hvar cultural group with its characteristic pottery in the Neolithic Age, and then the Illyrians, to the ancient Greek colony of Pharos established in 384 BC in today's Stari Grad, making it one of the oldest towns in Europe. Here visitors can experience the life and cultural attractions of the cosmopolitan town of Hvar, perceive the lavender fields and the peaceful tranquil bay nearby, and taste the amazing local Food and Beverages and wine.15:00-17:00: Departure to Pakleni Islands. Pakleni Islands is an archipelago near Hvar Island, a famous tourist resort. The archipelago is sometimes called Paklinski. The islands are located on the southwest coast of Hvar Island, Croatia, opposite the entrance to Hvar (City) port. The archipelago is a popular Destination for tourists with small boats (especially yachts) and is suitable for Diving, underwater fishing, swimming and water sports. The islands are uninhabited all year round and each island has something different to offer - from bars and restaurants to beaches and the scent of pine trees and local herbs.17:00-18:30: Return to the Meeting point in Split.

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