If you travel to the Dalmatian coast in Croatia In addition to beautiful beaches and charming coastal towns, you will also find some geological surprises of extraordinary beauty. One of them is the Bisevo blue cave. Accessing it is not an easy task but it is worth hiring the excursion from Split to the island of Fish and launch yourself to discover this wonder.
The cave is hidden in the surroundings of the fishing village of Komiza. To get there you can rent a boat or a tour that will take you to the small islet of Bisevo, about an hour away by boat. The adventure continues now aboard an inflatable rubber raft small enough to pass through the narrow opening that gives access to the grotto.
The inhabitants of Bisevo know of the existence of the Blue Cave (The Blue Cave) since ancient times, but it wasn't until 1884 that someone set out to seriously explore it. Dynamite was used to turn what was a narrow crevasse into something like an inlet from the sea. Until then, this blue treasure was only accessible by diving.
The intense and brilliant blue color that makes this cave a magical place reaches its zenith around noon. All thanks to the incidence of the sun's rays on the limestone in the background. It is at that moment when it is understood that it is worth all the trouble we have taken to get there.
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