Eschew the run-of-the-mill junket and have a sabbatical at the Island of Bisevo. Bisevo is a tiny island with cultural leanings in the south Dalmatian archipelago, 5 nautical miles southwest of the Vis Island covering approximately 6 sq km. With such a miniscule expanse and population of a petite 14 people, it has still made its mark and is noticeable for the alluring Blue Grotto. It is made up of limestone .

The Bisevo Island is besieged by around 26 sea caves among which Medvidina and Modra Spilja -The Blue Cave or the Blue Grotto, in the Balun cove stands out as one of the largest caves in the coast. It is also characterized by immaculately clear and clean sea. It is also known as Skuja na Zanje in the vernacular and local dialect. The cave is accessible since 1984 and it is approachable only by a boat. The only way to enter it is through diving. The ideal time to visit is between 11 and 12 in the mid noon owing to its location and entrance. Or else, it would be pointless to visit it until the sunrays hits it.

It is bewitching to behold the illuminating and sparkling rays of the sun that conduit through the underwater submarine opening into the Blue Cave. It reflects the white bottom floor of the sea and also the cave and items in the sea in blur and silver color respectively. The landscape appears to be in harmony with a weird and uncanny feeling giving ambivalent sentiments of persistent happiness and temporary notion at the same time. It quite resembles the cave on Capri, Italy but it is still more enticing. The most beautiful sea beach is the large sandy Porat. It faces the west and is protected from strong winds.

The Island of Bisevo is among the favorites of the excursionists. Thanks to the speed boats that enable traveling smoothly and easily from the far off places and the journey is rendered winsome with a one day voyage. Various agencies can be contacted for the ferry to the coast and the surrounded caves. If you need a tad private experience, then hire out a boat yourself in Komiza and drive out yourself. You can navigate the boat around the tiny Islet according to your discretion and halt to take a bath in the hidden coves.

There is a bigger adventure and euphoria of catching the fishes in the waters of the Island Bisevo. You can find a small haven with a pier for fishing boats on the Island of Bisevo. So, be equipped with the fishing rods to savor the excellent fishes in the coastal Island. Moreover, you can also enjoy the pleasure of swimming into one of the coves. And last but not the least relish the obligatory lunch of fish! One of the downsides of the Island Bisevo is non-availability of accommodation.

Nevertheless, Bisevo Island is one of the pristine tiny and bantam islands in Croatia.