Blue Cave tour
FEEL THE MAGIC OF THE BLUE CAVE
With multiple daily speedboat departures from Komiža town and minimal waiting times ( Blue cave speed line available for our guests) , Blue cave tour is ideal for those with limited time on Vis island or seeking a quick boat excursion. If you are located in Vis town , we can organize your transfer to Komiza as well. Book a private or group tour to the Blue cave today !
GAJETA FALKUSA EXPERIENCE – SYMBOL OF CROATIAN MARITIME HERITAGE
Meet the unique ship of the Mediterranean. „The experience of gajeta falkuša“ is protected as the national cultural intangible good. This local story and the boat itself are celebrated worldwide—don’t miss the opportunity to experience it!
WHO WE ARE & WHAT WE DO?
We are a local company based on Vis Island. At the beginning of our journey, we established a paragliding club. We are all sports enthusiasts, nature and history lovers, with great respect for the environment. With over 20 years of experience, we have developed all our tours and programs as part of authentic experiences, incorporating our local knowledge. We interpret natural and cultural heritage. Most of us are active members of the Croatian Mountain Rescue Service (HGSS).
WHAT IS OUR PASSION?
We love Vis Island; it is our home! Our passion is to introduce you to authentic local insights and natural phenomena beyond the typical tourist experience. We organize group tours, private tours, team-building activities, and educational programs, offering flexibility to all our guests to choose what suits them best. We are active in sailing races (regattas), workshops, and in supporting local events
With a personal tour guide you will enjoy the day at your own pace, which means you’ll have a lot more freedom and flexibility. A private group, family or business adventure tours can easily be customized to the smallest detail. All our activIties can be adjusted as private or we can add upon your preferences details which will upgrade your experience.
We are situated on the last inhabited Croatian island with the greatest concentration of Natural monuments in Croatia. Vis Island is a member of the Geopark network and is protected by Natura 2000.
We are certificated adventure guides and active members of the Croatian mountain rescue service (HGSS) , Hum HPD (the Croatian mountaineering society Hum) and the voluntary fire department Komiža (DVD Komiža) . We work closely with people and play an important and active role in the local community.
Our expertise lies in educating visiting groups on the physical and social impacts of tourism on island life, cultural and historical heritage, and outdoor skills. If you want to feel like a local and, most importantly, have fun—do not hesitate to contact us!
WELCOME TO Vis Archipelago
UNESCO Global Geopark!
The island of Vis
The island of Vis remained a terra incognita to the world until recently, despite being a central island in the Adriatic. It was the first Greek colony on the eastern Adriatic coast. Vis, along with the nearby islands of Biševo, Sveti Andrija, Brusnik, Jabuka, and Palagruža, as well as the entire Vis aquatorium, is protected as a Natura 2000 site. There are two main towns: Vis town, which serves as a ferry harbor, and Komiža, a charming little fishing town.
The Island of Biševo
The Island of Biševo is 5 nautical miles from the town of Komiža (on Vis island), and it is best known for its rare natural phenomenon, the Blue cave. Biševo island is the home of two particularly interesting and attractive geological phenomena, the Blue cave near Mezoporat bay and the Monk seal cave near cape Biskup. Both have been protected as geomorphological monuments of nature in the middle of the 20th century.
Brusnik islet
Brusnik islet is located 13 nautical miles from Komiža, and it is protected as a Natural monument. It is special because of its geological structure, and its plant and wildlife, including some endemic species. Since the island is a protected area, it is forbidden to endanger the flora and fauna on the island. Brusnik is a „rising“ island, and the only Adriatic island formed mainly from igneous rock.
The island of Saint Andrew
The island of Saint Andrew, known as Svetac or “the Saint“, is 15 miles away from Komiža. reflects many stories and legends from its illustrious past, including the adventures of real-life Illyrian Queen Teuta. The crumbling stone castle walls of her ancient fortification are still visible.
Jabuka islet
Jabuka islet is located 30 nautical miles from Komiža. Jabuka is composed of deep crust magmatic rock, whose magnetites interfere with seafarers’ compasses, making navigation in conditions of poor visibility extremely difficult around its waters. Jabuka is declared a geological monument of nature in 1958.
Palagruža
Palagruža is an island 42 nautical miles away from Komiža. It is the most remote Croatian island, located in the middle of the Adriatic sea, between the Italian and the Croatian coast. The lighthouse is located 90 m above sea level in the central part of the island, built in 1875, it is the largest lighthouse on the Adriatic.