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The Brac Island Blue Cruise provides a fun adventure, on each day many sights and attractions can be seen along with tranquil beaches for relaxation.

Spectacular Croatian Islands, Quaint Villages and Magical Caves

On the first day of the tour, our journey starts at Brac Island. Before exploring this wonderful island, we will take a short ride to Kastela, which is situated between Split and Trogir. Kastela, meaning castle, is a cluster of seven picturesque towns that are built around medieval castles. Many important historical landmarks showcasing the history of Kastella can be seen, such as the remains of ancient villas, castles, towers, and churches. It is a fantastic place to witness, from its history to its beautiful, varied surroundings, narrow streets, pebble beaches, and the wonderful seafront promenade. We will now return to Brac Island. It is known for having some of the best beaches in the world, all of which provide perfect environments for sunbathing and swimming. Along with its spectacular beaches, Brac has many fun things on offer, such as hiking, cycling opportunities and a wide variety of water sports. Our next location for today, on the north-west side of Brac Island, is Milna. Known as the bay of a thousand ships, Milna has been a popular port for sailors since ancient times. Today, it is also a thriving tourist center, and here, tour members can visit historical sights such as the Baroque church, admire its natural beauty, and embrace its irresistible charm. The final destination for today's tour will take us to Brac Island’s Bobovisca, which lies on the west coast of the island. Within this peaceful village, historical monuments, beaches, spectacular landscapes, and amenities such as supermarkets and restaurants can all be found.

Today's adventure will lead us from Brac Island to Vis Island. Vis Island is one of the smallest islands in Croatia, home to several towns and tiny villages. The two most popular are Vis Town and Komiza. When exploring the island, tour members can find many mysterious bays, underwater caves, an archaeological museum, a fishermen's museum, and shipwrecks. The island is also a gastronomic hotspot, where many fresh fish restaurants can be found serving local delicacies. As for its beaches, there are many dotted all around the island. The most popular seashores include Stiniva, which is said to be the best beach in Europe; Srebrna, known locally as the silver beach; Stoncica Beach, home to a sandy landscape and wonderful underwater reefs; and the sandy paradise of Zaglav. Tour members can also find the remains of a Roman thermal bath and the Vis Archaeological Museum, which showcases exhibitions from the Greek and Roman eras. Items such as pottery, jewelry, and sculptures, such as a 400 BC bronze head of a Greek goddess, can be seen. Other fascinating sites worth visiting include Castle Grimaldi, the Church of St. Mary, Fort George III, and Tito’s Cave.

Today's journey will take us to Vis Island, where tour members can find many mysterious bays, underwater caves, an archaeological museum, a fishermen's museum, and shipwrecks. The island is a gastronomic hotspot, where many fresh fish restaurants can be found serving local delicacies. While exploring Vis, tour members will have the opportunity to visit the town of Vis Island’s Komiza, which is located on the western side of the island. It is a typical Mediterranean village, attracting tourists due to its beautiful beaches, narrow roads, and lovely harbor. Moving on, we will now visit the spectacular Bisevo Island, which is located five nautical miles southwest of Vis Island. Since the independence of Croatia, it has slowly started to welcome local and foreign tourism, showcasing its traditional values and cultural heritage. Although the island's surface area is only 6 square kilometers, the nature that has flourished in this location is rich, full of mysterious caves and sandy beaches. There are 26 known caves carved into the limestone by the sea's waves, with the most popular being the Blue Cave. Blue Cave, also known as the Blue Grotto, is located on the eastern side of the island and is one of the most outstanding attractions in the Adriatic. The waterlogged, sea-sculpted cave is filled with theatrical colors and shapes. The reflection of the sunlight brightens the cave, giving it an aquamarine and silver color. Around midday, the sunlight shines through the cave’s opening, producing a fluorescent, shimmery blue light effect for which it has become famous. Concluding our tour for today, we will visit Ravnik Island. This picturesque island is home to the Green Cave . At the entrance of the cave is a small opening, which is where the sun's rays penetrate through, shining off the green algae on the seabed and leaving a marvelous green color on the sea surface, hence its name. This site is one not to be missed. The magnificent beauty, with the unusual play of light and sea, is truly a natural treasure.

&nbsp;Our journey will now guide us from Vis Island to Lastovo Island. Lastovo Island is tranquil and peaceful and hasn't been touched by mass tourism. Lastovo and its surrounding islands make up one of the eleven nature parks in Croatia. Lastovo Nature Park is the second-most forested area in Croatia, full of thriving vegetation and nature, and is most definitely a spectacular site to see. There are only a handful of amenities on the island, which include a few restaurants producing local delicacies and a tourist office that can help guide tour members to one of the many walking and hiking trails. We will now explore the island's coastline and do some bay-hopping. Our first stop will be Lastovo Island’s Zaklopatica. This village and bay showcases picturesque scenery, restaurants, and cafes and is an ideal stopping point when exploring the Dalmatian islands. Moving on, we will now visit &nbsp;Lastovo Island’s Skrivena Luka. Referred to by locals as the hidden harbor, or Portorus, this small village and marina cannot be seen from the open sea. At the entrance to the bay, the Struga lighthouse can be found. Built in 1839, it is situated at the edge of a steep cliff, offering wonderful views of the open sea. The main beach is known as Portorosso, named after the restaurant that is located here. The beach is pebbled with shallow waters that are perfect for a refreshing swim.

Today's journey will lead us from Lastovo Island to Korcula Island. Korcula Island is the sixth-largest island in Croatia, known for its dense forestry and natural beauty. While exploring, we will visit Korcula Island’s Lumbarda Bay. This seaside resort is home to some of the most pleasing beaches, such as the sandy beaches of Vela Przina, Bilin Zal, and Prvi Zal. The atmosphere here is relaxed, and many regional wine bars and traditional restaurants can be found. Moving on, we will visit Saplun Island. This uninhabited island stands out due to its forestry, spectacular scenery, and pearly white sand. The tranquil and protected paradise is home to Saplun Beach, which is one of the most attractive beaches on the island. It is the perfect place to enjoy swimming and snorkeling. We will now head back to Korcula Island. Be sure to witness the Korcula Town Walls. Built for defensive purposes, the walls represent Medieval architecture at its finest, making Korcula Town one of Croatia’s best preserved fortified towns. Other attractions worth visiting include St. Mark’s Cathedral, which is one of the most iconic monuments on the island; the Marco Polo Museum; and the Museum of the Centre for Culture. Our final location on our tour of Korcula Island is Vela Luka. Its surrounding areas are rich in archaeological discoveries, untouched nature, Dalmatian culture, and art. The small town is situated in a sheltered bay surrounded by hills and mountains, making it perfect for nature lovers. There are many outdoor activities to partake in, such as hiking, exploring hidden coves, watersports, or soaking up the sun on one of the wonderful beaches. Just outside of the town lies Vela Spila Cave, which is one of the most important archaeological sites in Europe.

Today's tour will take us from Korcula Island to Hvar Island. Hvar Island is one of Croatia's crown jewels in terms of tourism; it is home to the most UNESCO heritage of any island in the world and has more sunny hours than any other in Europe. This island has it all, from spectacular beaches, delicious Mediterranean food delicacies, and indigenous grapes creating the finest wines, to a wide variety of water and land sports to choose from. Here, tour members will have the opportunity to visit Hvar Fortress (Fortica Fortress), which lies high above Hvar town. This medieval castle sits on the site of an ancient Illyrian settlement dating from before 500 BC. The views looking down over Hvar and the Pakleni Islands are just a magnificent sight to witness. The island is also rich in Venetian architecture and cultural heritage, and tour members can visit many other areas such as the Franciscan Monastery, Veneranda, the Arsenal and Theatre, and Hanibal Lucic Garden. The iconic waterfront, also known as Riva, is among the most luxurious on the Adriatic. The last location on today's agenda is Palmizana. The tourist resort and marina is encircled with a dense pine tree forest and a botanical garden where many exotic plants can be seen. Palmizana, also known as St. Clement Island, is a part of the Pakleni Islands archipelago. Although it is uninhabited, several bars, restaurants and beaches can be found.

Today's journey will guide us from Hvar Island to Brac Island. Brac Island is a popular summer destination known for its spectacular scenery, charming towns, and wide variety of tourist attractions. Its coastline is dotted with breathtaking beaches such as Acapulco Beach, which is located in the town of Supetar; Martinica Beach, which is situated in the town of Bol; and Zlatni Rat Beach, also known as the Golden Horn, which stretches out over 500 meters on the south side of the island. It is home to many interesting activities, such as hiking to Vidova Gora, Dragons' Cave, and Blaca Monastery, which showcase some of the best views in the world. Many historical landmarks can also be seen, such as the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Supetar Cemetery, and the Dominican Monastery. We will now take another trip to Brac Island’s Milna, where tour members can explore sights and attractions that may have been missed on the first day of the tour. Moving on, we will visit Solta Island. At only 19 kilometers long and 5 kilometers wide, the island is home to eight charming villages. It is an island of Illyrian legends, ancient history, medieval poetry, rich traditions, honey production, and wonderful beaches. Our final stop for today will be Solta Island’s Rogac. Its history dates back to ancient times, when it was built as a port for the island's most important settlement, Grohote. Rogac's amazing nature, beaches, and central geographical position have put it on the map in terms of tourism. It is an ideal area to stop when exploring the island due to its exquisite beaches with crystal-clear sea waters, nature, and peaceful atmosphere.

On the final day of the tour, we will travel from Brac Island to Hvar Island. Hvar Island is referred to by many as the Queen of the Croatian Islands and one of the top 10 most beautiful islands in the world. Its rich variety of history, culture, architecture, nightlife, and natural treasures make this destination a tourist hotspot. There are many towns and villages all over the island to explore, each with its own unique charm, such as Stari Grad, Milna, Hvar town, and Jelsa. As for relaxing beaches, there are several, including Mina, Soline Beach, and Grebisce Bay and Beach. Most of the evening entertainment venues lie in Hvar Town; there is always something going on here, from numerous events and parties to restaurants, bars, and clubs.