• Pokrivenik - Pokrivenik Bay is one of the largest and most beautiful bays on Hvar Island, renowned for its striking cliffs, hidden caves, and crystal-clear waters. It offers a tranquil and secluded atmosphere, providing a sense of escape from bustling towns and tourist areas.

Visitors can marvel at the impressive rock formations from a boat, swim in the serene turquoise waters, or explore the natural cave carved into the cliffside. The bay is seldom crowded, making it an ideal spot for a relaxing break to fully appreciate the Adriatic’s beauty.

With its pristine nature and stunning views, Pokrivenik often becomes a delightful surprise for first-time visitors.

• Little Blue Cave - The Little Blue Cave on Hvar Island is a hidden treasure celebrated for its enchanting play of light and color. When sunlight filters through the entrance, the cave’s interior glows with vibrant blue hues, creating a surreal atmosphere perfect for swimming and snorkeling.

Unlike the larger Blue Cave on Biševo, this location is more intimate and less crowded, allowing visitors to enjoy its beauty in tranquility. The calm turquoise waters invite exploration with a mask or simply admiring the natural wonder from a boat.

• Mala Stiniva - Mala Stiniva Bay is a hidden gem on Hvar’s northern coast, known for its dramatic cliffs, emerald waters, and unspoiled nature. Encircled by steep rock walls, the bay provides a stunning backdrop for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxing away from the crowds.

For thrill-seekers, Mala Stiniva is one of the island’s top spots for cliff jumping, with natural rock ledges of varying heights suitable for both beginners and more adventurous jumpers. The crystal-clear water below ensures safety and allure, while the serene setting offers a unique adrenaline experience.

Whether diving into adventure or enjoying the view from a boat, this bay consistently leaves visitors in awe.

• Vrboska - Vrboska, often referred to as “Little Venice,” is one of the most picturesque towns on Hvar Island. Built around a narrow, winding bay, the town is connected by charming stone bridges that impart a Venetian ambiance.

Visitors can stroll along the waterfront lined with stone houses, soak in the peaceful atmosphere, or visit the unique Fortress Church of St. Mary, constructed in the 16th century as both a place of worship and a defense against pirates.

Vrboska is also an ideal lunch stop during a tour. Trica Gardelin, a beloved local restaurant, is highly recommended for its fresh seafood, traditional Dalmatian dishes, and beautiful harbor views.

With its scenic canals, cultural heritage, and authentic island flavors, Vrboska is a must-see highlight.

• Zečevo - Zečevo Island is a small paradise just off Hvar’s coast, famed for its Blue Lagoon and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Surrounded by untouched nature, it’s an ideal spot for swimming, snorkeling, or simply relaxing on a boat.

Onshore, visitors can unwind at the laid-back bungalow beach bar, where chilled drinks, music, and a relaxed island vibe create the ultimate holiday atmosphere. Whether diving into the lagoon, sunbathing on the rocks, or sipping a cocktail with feet in the sand, Zečevo offers a true island escape.

It often becomes the day’s highlight, blending natural beauty with a touch of fun and comfort.

• Zlatni Rat Beach (Golden Horn) - Zlatni Rat (Golden Horn) Beach is one of the Adriatic’s most famous beaches and a true natural wonder. Known for its unique shape, the beach extends like a golden tongue into the turquoise sea and constantly changes form with the wind and currents.

Here, visitors can swim in crystal-clear waters, sunbathe on smooth white pebbles, or enjoy water activities such as snorkeling and paddleboarding. From the shore, there are also beautiful views of Hvar and the surrounding Adriatic islands.
*Dock drop-off on the beach, costing 4€ per person, is included in the price.

• Zirje Beach - The hidden bays of Brač are among the island’s most beautiful secrets, far from crowded beaches and busy ports. Nestled between dramatic cliffs and pine-covered slopes, these secluded coves offer calm turquoise waters, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, or simply relaxing in peace.

• Full safety equipment
• Bottled water
• 1 bottle of sparkling wine
• Use of snorkeling equipment
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Ice for drinks
• On-board restrooms
• Towels onboard
• Soft drinks

• Lunch
• Alcoholic beverages
• Surcharges on fuel

Embark on a private adventure aboard the Colnago 38 OPEN (2025 edition) and discover the Adriatic Sea with an experienced local skipper. This exclusive cruise offers both comfort and adaptability, tailored to your group, with potential stops at Zlatni Rat Beach, Hvar, Blue Cave, Blue Lagoon, the cliff-jumping bay of Mala Stiniva, the town of Korčula, Vis Island, or the tranquil bays around Brač.

Delight in a luxurious speedboat journey reserved solely for your group.

Unwind in style with amenities such as air conditioning, an onboard toilet, towels, a fruit basket, soft drinks, and sparkling wine.

Customize the itinerary to suit your preferences – whether it’s swimming, snorkeling, cliff jumping, or exploring historic towns.

Snorkeling gear is provided, so there’s no need to bring your own.

The local skipper guarantees safe navigation, offers insider tips, and reveals hidden gems away from the usual tourist paths.

Set your own pace – whether you wish to spend more time swimming or sightseeing, the choice is yours.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.