THE BLUE CAVE (Modra špilja) is located in the Balun Cove, on the eastern side of the island. It has been known to our fishermen since ancient times, whereas it was revealed to the world in 1884 when Baron Eugen Rensonneta expanded its entrance. Through this new, deepened entrance of 1.5m in height and 2.5m in width, the cave can be entered only by small boats with oars through a long sea passage. The Cave is 24m long and 12m wide. The depth of the sea in the Cave is 16m. The Cave is divided in two parts by an underwater bridge at the depth of 6 meters. The origin of its name is associated with the reflection of sunrays coming through the underwater opening on the southern side of the Cave illuminating it with the blue color and giving the objects in the water a blue-grayish color.

KOMIŽA / BLUE CAVE / PORAT COVE ITINERARY: We depart from Komiža, stop in the Mezoporat Cove and board small boats to sightsee the Blue Cave. We return to our boat and depart to the Porat Cove where we remain until our return to Komiža. The Porat Cove is a sandy cove with several restaurants where you can enjoy the culinary specialties of the island of Biševo.

EXCURSION AROUND THE ISLAND OF VIS INCL. A VISIT TO THE GREEN CAVE ITINERARY:We depart from Komiža, ride along the southern part of the island of Vis, and visit the Stiniva Cove, one of the most attractive coves of the island because of the narrow passage into the cove that protects its shore. We continue further towards the Silver Cove and then to the Green Cave (Zelena špilja). We stop in the Stončica Cove where you can rest, swim or enjoy fresh fish and good wine. We return along the northern side of the island of Vis back to Komiža.