Pakleni otoci Hvar, the Blue Cave, and an unforgettable boat trip from Hvar. Crystal-clear sea, hidden coves, and a top‑tier adventure.

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Explore the Pakleni Islands on a Hvar boat trip

We pick you up directly at your hotel and head toward Hvar in a comfortable ride. Upon arrival, a short tour of the old town follows, where you’ll discover the most important landmarks and stories of Hvar. After the walk, a tasting of local olive oil is organized. We then make our way down to the waterfront, where Broduca awaits to take us to the Pakleni Islands, with our destination being the beautiful Palmižana. There you’ll have free time for swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing in one of the most famous bays of the archipelago. The return is planned for 16:00, after which we take you back to your accommodation.

Hvar Pakleni Islands

Visit the Blue Cave on Biševo Island

Excursion to Biševo Island – Blue Cave

Departure from Stari Grad is at 10:00 AM, marking the start of your relaxing trip to Hvar. Arrival in the town is expected at 10:30 AM, followed by a guided tour with a tourist guide until 12:00 PM, featuring stories about the history, culture, and Hvar’s most famous landmarks. At 12:00 PM, you will board a boat to the Pakleni Islands, arriving in Palmižana Bay – one of the most beautiful spots, often visited during excursions to attractions such as the Blue Cave. You will then have free time for swimming, walking, and enjoying the surroundings, and you can make a restaurant reservation if you wish. Return is planned for 4:00 PM, with arrival at the doorstep of your accommodation around 5:00 PM, rounding off the excursion as a pleasant and activity-filled day at sea.

Excursion to Brač – Zlatni Rat

Departure for the excursion is scheduled from the Stari Grad waterfront at 9:00 AM by speedboat. After a short and pleasant ride across the sea, the first stop is planned in the beautiful Stupišće Bay, known for its crystal‑clear water and peaceful surroundings, ideal for a morning swim and relaxation. This is the perfect opportunity to cool off, take a swim, or simply enjoy the view of untouched nature. At 10:00 AM, the boat continues toward Zlatni Rat, one of the most famous beaches on the Adriatic, with arrival expected around 10:20 AM. After disembarking, a leisurely walk and introduction to the town of Bol follow, accompanied by a tourist guide who will share interesting stories about the history, culture, and local features of this charming place. Upon request, a reservation can be arranged at well‑known restaurants in Bol, while the rest of the time is planned as free time for swimming, exploring the town, or simply enjoying the atmosphere. The return to Stari Grad is planned for 4:00 PM, with arrival around 4:30 PM, allowing for a pleasant end to the day after a relaxing and activity‑filled excursion.

Excursion to Bol

What to pack for the trip

Make sure to take sunscreen, head protection, and sunglasses with you.

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Great service, we had an amazing time. If I ever return to Hvar, I’ll definitely do it again. Highly recommended.

All praise to the organizer. The service is excellent and worth every cent. Thanks to the Hvar Local Guide team.

We were a group of six and rented the whole boat for ourselves. We could stop anywhere, swim, visit islands, beaches, and wine tastings. An absolutely fantastic experience.

We went as a couple and had a truly beautiful experience. I highly recommend it.

everyday life.

Life was closely connected to nature, the sea, and the seasons. People woke up early, often before sunrise, to make the most of daylight and avoid the summer heat. There was plenty of work, but it followed a rhythm that was natural and in harmony with the environment.
Agriculture — vineyards, olive groves, and lavender were the foundation of life. Every family had its own piece of land, and working in the fields was a shared responsibility of the entire household. The grape and olive harvests were special events, often accompanied by singing and socializing.
Fishing — the sea was the second pillar of life. People fished early in the morning or at night, and the catch was shared, sold, or exchanged for other necessities. Being a fisherman was one of the most respected professions.
Crafts and trades — stonemasons, coopers, shipbuilders, and shoemakers were an essential part of the community. Each craft had its own masters who passed their knowledge down through generations.

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