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from Split- ** 5 island tour with visiting Blue Cave, Hvar**

★ 4.7 · 4 reviews 10 hours From $162 Operated by Blue Destination · Bookable on GetYourGuide
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The Blue Cave is the headline, but the real appeal is the sheer variety packed into one day. You move from a cave on Biševo to Stiniva Bay on Vis, a calm swim stop at Budikovac, the scattered Pakleni Islands, and finally Hvar town. It is a big coastal sampler, not a slow island escape.

I like the chance to swim in two very different settings, and I like the generous two hours in Hvar for lunch, coffee, shopping, or a walk. The tradeoff is the pace: ten hours and five island stops leave little room for lingering, and anyone with back problems should ask careful questions before booking.

Key points to know before you book

from Split- <strong> 5 island tour with visiting Blue Cave, Hvar</strong> – Key points to know before you book’ /></p> <ul> <li><strong>Blue Cave comes first:</strong> The visit to Biševo is the day’s signature sight, but the admission ticket costs extra and is paid locally.</li> <li><strong>Two swimming stops:</strong> You get about 30 minutes at Stiniva Bay and about an hour at Budikovac Island.</li> <li><strong>Hvar gets the most free time:</strong> Two hours gives you enough time for a meal, coffee, a cocktail, shopping, and a quick walk through town.</li> <li><strong>Five islands in one day:</strong> You see a lot of the Dalmatian coast, but this is an active schedule rather than a restful cruise.</li> <li><strong>Snorkeling gear is included:</strong> The boat provides equipment, fresh water, fuel, crew, and insurance.</li> <li><strong>Weather can change the plan:</strong> Even when conditions disrupt the original schedule, the crew may still be able to provide a full day of island scenery and stops.</li> </ul> <h2>A full day from Split to five island stops</h2> <p><img width="900" height="600" decoding="async" src=