Everything to sort out before you book a Blue Cave day from Split: whether the long day is worth it, the cave ticket, which tour, the weather and what to bring.
Blue Cave Tour from Split 2026: Is It Worth It?Ten hours, five islands, 15 minutes in the cave: the real maths.Read the guide →
Blue Cave Entrance Fee 2026: Prices, Cash & TicketsEUR 18 or 24 in cash, and which tours already include it.Read the guide →
Blue Cave Tours from Split Compared 2026: Which to BookSeven tours side by side: price, cave ticket, route and pickup.Read the guide →
Blue Cave Closed? Weather & Best Time to Visit 2026Why it shuts, which months are safest and the best hour.Read the guide →
Blue Cave vs Blue Lagoon from Split 2026: Which Trip?Two different places, two very different days from Split.Read the guide →
What to Bring on a Blue Cave Tour 2026: Packing ListCash, a windbreaker, water shoes and a plan for the bumpy bits.Read the guide →Tours
The three tours most people choose between. Every tour has its own page with the route, the meeting point and what guests say.
Most loved crew
★ 4.910.5 hoursFree cancellationSame five-island route with Speed Line's skippers, who guests name in review after review. Bring euros: the cave ticket is paid in cash on the boat.
Top rated
★ 5.010.5 hoursFree cancellationThe classic loop by speedboat: the Blue Cave first, then Komiža, Stiniva, the Budikovac lagoon and Hvar town. Small groups of 12 and the lowest from-price of the full-day tours.
Food on board
★ 4.910 hoursFree cancellationSalty Experience skips Komiža for a late swim in a quieter cove on the way home. Food and drinks are on board; the cave ticket is extra, in cash.