Caving · CAVE SPEEDBOAT TOURS IN CROATIA
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 cave speedboat tours in Croatia worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you go down.
Review of Split’s Blue Cave, Mamma Mia and Hvar speedboat tour, with island stops, costs, safety advice, itinerary details and booking tips.
“Great fun day out, speedboats were great fun, You Will Get Wet and thrown around a bit, beautiful islands visited. Blue cave was nice, certainly not worth the entrance fee, but still worth a visit. Guide and driver/skipper we really good.”
Review the Split six-island speedboat tour, with Blue Cave, Hvar, Stiniva, snorkeling, costs, comfort tips, and weather advice.
“Wind was too strong and the boat ride was very uncomfortable! The boat has a flat bottom so if conditions are at all choppy you feel all the bumps. We held on for dear life and got quite jarred and wet.”
Review of Trogir’s Blue Cave and five-island speedboat tour, with Hvar, Komiža, snorkeling, costs, timing, and practical advice.
“Wow! What an amazing day. I was a solo person on a full speedboat trip with Lucy as our guide and 'Z' as our skipper. The places we visited were stunning, especially Vis and Hvar. Personally a bit disappointed with the Blue Lagoon but that's due to me not wanting to snorkel and the beach bar not being open - I think because it's not high season yet. And that was a minor issue which definitely did not detract from the whole trip. The most exciting part for me was the speedboat ride itself. 'Z' was an accomplished skipper who knew how to give his passengers a fun time. A…”
Review of Dubrovnik’s 4-hour Blue Cave, Green Cave and Lopud Beach speedboat tour, with cave swims, drinks, tips, costs and drawbacks.
“Actually overall things were good but the green cave wasn’t that attractive as it should be the boat driver bring us at different green cave due to the traffic on actual green cave , I think it should not be a good move!”
Review of Split’s Blue Cave and six-island speedboat trip, with Hvar, Komiža, swimming stops, costs, comfort tips, and honest drawbacks.
“We really enjoyed our 6-island boat trip! Our guide, Emil, was fantastic - super friendly, knowledgeable, and made sure everyone felt safe and had fun. Even though it’s not peak summer anymore, we still got to snorkel and explore all the beautiful spots, and the smaller crowds made it even better. Zipping around on the speedboat was such a highlight - a perfect mix of adventure and relaxation. Highly recommend this tour!”
Review of Split’s Blue Cave speedboat tour, with Vis, Hvar, Stiniva, Budikovac, costs, stops, swimming, and practical advice.
“Patrik is a perfect guide! He showed us the amazing places in our tour. My boat trip was 10/11/25. Congratulations Patrik!”
Review of Hvar’s Blue Cave speedboat tour, with stops at Vis, Stiniva, Budikovac, Green Cave, costs, tips, and practical advice.
“Lots of Fun, swimming in beautiful coves, exploring the Blue Cave learning about the history of the area … a well rounded day on the water and guided by Dario and crew made it really enjoyable.”
Review of Hvar’s Vis and Blue Cave speedboat tour, with swim stops, snorkeling, cave fees, boat comfort, itinerary tips, and honest value advice.
“A nice day out around Vis, seeing the green and blue cave. The Pakleni island tourist very short with no stops. Lunch stop was adequate with plenty of options. Bear in mind to bring cash for the green cave entrance fee and if you wish to tip the skippers.”
Swim through Dubrovnik’s Blue and Green Caves, snorkel near Kolocep, and relax at Sunj Beach on a four-hour speedboat tour.
“Nick was great and brought us to a small island to swim and have lunch. On time and the boat was comfortable.”
Review of Hvar’s Blue Cave speedboat tour, with five islands, swimming stops, costs, cave fees, weather tips, and practical advice.
“Our trip was amazing! Andrea (our skipper) was very friendly and very knowledgeable about the area and where we were at! The blue cave was unfortunately closed due to weather but Andrea made it completely worth it anyways!!! We got to see a lot of local destinations we wouldn’t have seen. He was very honest and upfront about what was the best value during our time. He booked us lunch too at an amazing restaurant in Komiza. Definitely recommend this activity to anyone in Hvar!”
Swim through Dubrovnik’s Blue Cave, explore Koločep’s Green Caves, and relax on Šunj Beach with drinks included.
“Ivan was great! Provided life jackets for us who couldn’t swim well in the sea and the music was great!”
Explore Dubrovnik’s Blue and Green Caves, snorkel in clear water, and relax at Šunj Beach on a four-hour small-group speedboat trip.
“This was a fantastic day our guy was Maro he was awesome I would definitely recommend this excursion to anyone!!”
Review of Split’s Blue Cave and Hvar speedboat tour, with five islands, swimming stops, practical tips, pricing, and honest advice.
“Very well organized and on time. Our capitan Luka and son were very welcoming and helpful. Luka was always explaining all details about the island of Vis and it’s culture and history.”
Review of Dubrovnik’s Blue Cave, Green Cave and Sunj Beach speedboat tour, with swimming tips, timing, value, guides and practical advice.
“Excellent trip, only disappointed we did the half day and hadn't booked the full. We aren't swimmers really but still loved it and had no problem in and out of the caves. Rightly rated as one of the best things to do in Dubrovnik”
Review of the Blue Cave and five-island speedboat tour from Omis, with swimming stops, Hvar free time, costs, tips, and drawbacks.
“We booked this trip for our last full day in Omis. We were exhausted the night before, and had we not already pre-paid, we would have cancelled. Thank god we didn't! It was amazing! We saw the most beautiful waters we have ever seen, wonderful beaches, lagoons, islands, towns, restaurants, and of course the Blue Cave. The staff was excellent, very engaging, and we had so much fun. The trip took us about 12 hours total, including the transport via mini bus from Omis to Split (and back), so plan your time for an actual all day excursion.”
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