BLUE CAVE AND BIŠEVO ISLAND
The Blue Cave is situated on the island of Biševo, one of the small islands in central Dalmatia, Croatia. The Blue Cave is renowned for its unique blue light, created by the reflection of sunlight off the seabed. The entrance to the Blue Cave is extremely narrow, allowing only small boats and dinghies to enter. The best time to visit is in the morning when sunlight creates an intense blue reflection on the water inside the cave. Inside the cave, the water is remarkably deep, and the expanse of rock creates a unique acoustic environment. The cave was known to local fishermen but gained global recognition after a visit by Austrian Emperor Ferdinand I in 1826. Biševo, the island housing the Blue Cave, features a peaceful fishing village with traditional Dalmatian charm.
The surrounding sea is rich in diverse marine life, including dolphins that occasionally accompany boats near the island. The island of Biševo and the Blue Cave are under UNESCO protection to preserve the natural beauty and ecosystem of this unique area.
STINIVA COVE Island Vis
Stiniva beach on Vis is so special because of its large cliffs that create a natural entrance to the tiny pebble beach. Stiniva is not only the most beautiful beach on Vis, but it was also voted the most beautiful beach in the entire Europe. There is also a charming little bar on the shore, where you can grab some refreshments before we head to our next stop.
SECRET BEACH
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On the southern side of the island of Vis, nature paints its masterpiece. A string of picturesque coves, like Stiniva and Srebrna, surrounded by towering cliffs, captivates visitors with its untouched beauty.
Southern coast of Vis, with its diverse beaches and spectacular landscapes, makes the island a captivating destination for sea and nature enthusiasts.
GREEN CAVE
Located on the islet of Ravnik near Vis, the Green Cave (Zelena špilja in Croatian) is characterized by its mesmerizing green reflection, created by sunlight passing through the hole at the top of the cave and and the bottom covered with green algae. The cave can be reached by transferring to a smaller boat or by swimming in.
BLUE LAGOON - BUDIKOVAC
Budikovac is a small island located near island of Vis. This uninhabited gem is celebrated for its pristine natural beauty and unique features. The island is renowned for the Budikovac Blue Lagoon, a stunning turquoise bay surrounded by rocky shores. This lagoon, with its crystal-clear waters, serves as a magnet for travelers seeking tranquility and a vibrant underwater world. Visitors to Budikovac can explore its lush vegetation, uncover remnants of an ancient shipwreck, and bask in the feeling of being disconnected from the bustling world. The island's shores, kissed by the Adriatic sun, offer a serene setting for those in search of a tranquil retreat.
In the hidden paradise of the Pakleni Islands, just off the coast of Hvar, lies Palmižana, a true gem that attracts celebrities and hedonists from around the world. This haven of beauty, with its picturesque coves and lush gardens, has become a playground for famous personalities seeking luxury and exclusivity. Restaurants like Laganini ,Zori, Bachus, Toto’s, nestled along the coastline, have become epicenters of exquisite Mediterranean cuisine, with renowned chefs conjuring magic from local ingredients. Palmižana has become a retreat for relaxation and unrestrained revelry for those seeking the ultimate Adriatic experience. The Pakleni Islands, with Palmižana as its jewel, tell stories of celebrity encounters, culinary delights, and the unparalleled elegance of the Adriatic.
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