• Cash is necessary for paying entry fees at Blue Cave, as card payments are not typically accepted.
• If swimming or snorkeling interests you, bring swimwear and water shoes to ensure comfort and safety.
• Don't forget sunscreen, a hat, and plenty of water to stay hydrated and protect yourself from the sun's rays.

A light jacket is advisable as it can become windy during your tour.

• You are not allowed to swim inside Blue Cave; however, swimming is permitted at Stiniva Bay and Budikovac’s Blue Lagoon.

Inside the cave, flash photography is prohibited as it can disrupt marine life.

• This tour isn't suitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility challenges.

Pregnant women, individuals with back issues, and children under five are advised against joining this tour.

• The departure is set for 8am from Split’s Riva promenade—arrive by 7:45am to check in. You can meet the staff at Diocletian’s Palace (Brass Gate), Booking Stand 16 on the Riva, or get picked up from Maruliceva 4.
• Blue Cave entry fees range between €12 and €24 depending on the season; these must be paid in cash upon arrival.
• The cave’s vibrant blue light is most prominent around midday. Starting early ensures you experience this effect at its peak.
• Tours are weather-dependent, with cancellations or delays due to rough seas resulting in a full refund.
• Boat transfers included mean that if you're prone to seasickness, take necessary precautions as the ride may be bumpy.

To protect the cave's ecosystem and ensure your safety, always adhere strictly to the guides’ instructions.