Untouched nature and natural phenomena such as the Green cave and Stiniva bay on Vis island and Monk seal cave and Blue cave on Biševo island will leave no one unimpressed. Isolated beaches and lagoons in vicinty of Komiža are accessible only from sea, with natural springs where supposedly even famous Greta Garbo loved to swim are a must see.

Departure from Komiza or Vis by van/jeep to Rukavac bay on the southern side of the island. We will paddel from this bay towards to Stiniva bay - the most beautiful and attractive bay of Vis island and the entire region. Stiniva was created a long time ago when a ceiling of a huge cave collapsed, forming Stiniva bay and the two huge cliffs that enclose the cove and form its entrance, once used to be the entrace to the cave.

Stiniva bay has been protected as a Croatian natural monument since 1967.

You will have time to relax and swim in the crystal clean sea. We continue paddling towards Ruda bay and Silver beach.

Our last stop is famous Green Cave which is located on the open-sea side of the islet Ravnik, known for the visible green beam of light that penetrates through the opening on its ceiling and refracts on the sea surface.

Return to Rukavac, transfer to Komiza/Vis town.

Metting point is in Komiza town. Transfer by boat to Biševo island. When we arrive on Biševo at Mezoporat bay, you get off the boat and the guide takes you to the small beach from where we start kayaking.

Kayaking to Monk seal cave - a cave where the Mediterranean monk seal used to reside. You can swim and snorkel inside the cave and see a small beach where Monk seals used to come ashore. We proceed towards Porat bay and the sandy beach on the western open-sea coast of the island. In this beautiful sandy bay you will have time to take a swim, play "picigin", and have a lunch in a small restaurant on the beach.

Return to Komiža by boat in the afternoon hours.

Visit to Blue cave could be arrangent at the beginning of the tour, before paddeling or at the end of the tour. You can enter in the Blue cave only by small wooden boats owned by a concessionaire.

Explore the beautiful and secluded beaches with fresh, potable water springs that even famoes Greta Garbo could not resist!

Departure from Komiža. Kayaking towards Kamenice beach- the cove named after the stone receptacles which collected potable water in the past. It's truly amazing that you can still taste fresh water which breaks out through greenish volcanic rocks. We continue towards Pizdica beach -known as the first public water supply system on the island built on this small beach, with many freshwater springs.

Here we will enjoy swimming in the crystal clear sea, with lush underwater life. Next stop is Velo žalo beach - a beautiful, isolated pebble beach accessible only from sea, with lots of shade and numeorus freshwater springs that provide freshness even in the hottest summer days.

Last stop is Kupinovac – this is, according to many, the most beautiful beach in the vicinity of Komiža. The beach is specific for its big white pebbles and big rock plateau where you can settle down on and sunbathe. It is so beautiful that not even Greta Garbo could resist it! It can be reached only by sea.
Return to Komiža.