Tiny island on the south-eastern side of the island of Vis, far from noise, is an ideal spot for a real relax. On the island there is a wonderful pebble beach and beautiful turquoise lagoon for swimming.

This cave is famous for the small cracks in the ceiling, allowing beams of light to come through, leaving a trace in the sea throughout the cave. The cave is quite spacious, and its depth varies from three to five metres.

Located on the south side of the island, the cove characterised by a very narrow entrance, after which the cove widens to a beautiful, thirty-meter wide pebble beach, flanked by perpendicular rocks 35 metres high. No roads leads to the cove, so it’s natural beauty has been preserved.

Known for its many caves, the best known of which is the famous Blue Cave located in the Baluni cove. The cave is accessible only by a small rowing boat. Local fishermen have known about the Blue Cave for generations, but Baron Eugen Rausoonet brought it to the world’s attention in 1884. Its unique light effects of overflowing blue and silver nuances enchant visitors. When the sea is calm and the day is sunny, reflected sunbeams pass through the underwater entrance and illuminate the cave in a fascinating shade of blue, whereas submerged objects acquire a silver-ish glow when observed from the surface.

Enjoy pleasurable boat ride and sea views while you continue your trip to the Hell islands.Beautiful sand and a pebble beach located in Palmižana bay (Vinogradisce cove) and several top class gourmet restaurants hidden beneath the pine trees and olive grows, take time to find the numerous coves where you can enjoy some solitude, sea, sun and the lavish nature that surrounds you. When you are done swimming, sunbathing and dinning on the islands, your skipper will wait for you where he dropped you off, welcome you onboard and take you back to the island of Hvar.

You will arrive back in Hvar late afternoon, around 6:30 pm.