Dubrovnik Boat Tours

The Half-day Dubrovnik Boat Tours package is the ideal option for you if you don’t have much time to spend. Discover a medieval fishing port on Kolocep Island before departing to swim and dive in various sea caves. Sunj Beach on Lopud Island will be your final stop, where you will have free time to tan and relax. This 4 hours exciting ride will also include snorkeling tools, beverages and transportation options.

Explore the exotic islands of Elaphiti on a luxurious private boat with this holistic tour package. Create your own itinerary based on your personal interests, and let your skipper guide you as you relax and enjoy unlimited beverages and underwater activities. Flexible departure times allow you to explore remote coves, beaches, and caverns at your own leisure. Round-trip transfers are provided from local hotels to the departure point.

The Elaphiti Islands are a group of islands near Dubrovnik, three of which are inhabited, namely Kolocep, Lopud, and Sipan. Set sail for 4 hours from the Old City of Dubrovnik on this full-day sailing adventure to three islands in the Elaphite Archipelago. Along the route, you may relax on pristine beaches, visit Mediterranean communities, and have a multi-course lunch that is included in the package.

This full day Dubrovnik Boat Tours package is especially tailored for adrenaline junkies. You will get a pickup and drop from your nearest location and relish the speedboat ride, exploring the beautiful archipelago of 3 islands. The tour will allow you to choose your own activities like cliff, sunbathing or swimming. Your tour also includes welcome drink, WiFi, and also explore the historic places.

The 3 hour Dubrovnik Boat Tours to the different small caves and caverns that the Elaphiti Islands are known for were one of the highlights of the entire package. The mystical Blue caves in particular experience a major tourist influx. The tour will offer you a welcoming drink, beverages, snacks as well as an English speaking guide accompanied during the tour. The cruise will also stop at different locations where you can enjoy various water activities, especially swimming.

You may sail to the Kolocep and Lopud Islands, dive or swim in the pristine seas, or visit the Blue Cave to view the dazzling blue light with a tailored tour. In order to give you the freedom to spend your time any way you like, your captain will sail you around four Balkan islands and along the coastline. You can customize your own Dubrovnik Boat Tours by selecting the places and activities which you want to enjoy in these 4 hours of exciting journey.

In the Adriatic Sea, to the northwest of Dubrovnik, there is a small archipelago known as the Elaphiti Islands or the Elaphites. A day excursion to one of these archipelago's islands is the ideal way to soak in the Croatian summertime bliss. There are just three permanently inhabited islands among the 14 that make up Elaphiti.

Koločep is the smallest of three inhabited Elaphiti Islands located near the city of Dubrovnik. On the north and south sides of the island, respectively, Gornje and Donje, two tiny villages, are the only settlements native to Koločep. The island is roughly a 30-minute boat ride from Dubrovnik and offers opportunities to sunbathe, snorkel, and taste local food and wines from the villages.

Lopud is the most commercially established of the Elaphiti Islands and can be accessed by ferry from Dubrovnik. It is only a one-hour leisurely sail from town by regular ferry boat. Visitors may swim at the beautiful Sunj beach before hiking up the hill. This charming island is great for those looking for leisurely and extended beach days.

The largest of the Elaphiti Islands, Sipan, commonly known as Sipano, plays an essential role in maritime routes. This island is famous for its medieval roots, dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries when several aristocratic families from Dubrovnik constructed summer houses on Sipan. You can admire the Renaissance castle of the Stjepovi family and the spectacular Paklena tower, which dates back to 1563.

Dubrovnik is an excellent starting point for exploring Montenegro as it is about an hour from the Croatian border. The UNESCO-listed Tara River Gorge and the twisting Adriatic Coast are just two examples of the small nation's outstanding natural splendor. Your guide will show you all about Montenegro's greatest cultural monuments, as well as the country's history and mythology, during the trip.

The Blue Grotto, also known as the Blue Cave, is a subterranean sea cave nestled in the Elaphite archipelago's small bay of Balun. When sunlight reaches the surface of the water via a gap in the cave, it emits a hypnotic silver-blue light that brightens the area within.