Dubrovnik: Cavtat Blue Cave and Elaphiti Islands Boat Tour

We will cruise past Dubrovnik’s majestic city walls and enjoy a stunning panorama of its ancient towers, including St. John, Bokar, Revelin, Lovrijenac, and Minčeta. The boat will move slowly along the coastline, allowing guests plenty of time to admire the view and capture beautiful photos of the historic city.

lue water created by the natural reflection of sunlight. Snorkeling equipment, including masks and breathing tubes, is provided for a complete underwater experience. Floaters such as “noodles” are also available on board if needed. The boat will anchor about 20 meters from the cave, which is accessible only by swimming, as the entrance is too small for boats to enter.

You’ll spend around 1½ hours exploring the peaceful island of Koločep, a car-free haven just off Dubrovnik. As you step ashore, you’ll have time to stroll between the two villages—Donje Čelo and Gornje Čelo—linked by shaded paths through pine groves and olive trees. For swimming and snorkeling, there’s no shortage of spots: beaches like Donje Čelo offer shallow sands and calm waters ideal for families, while hidden coves tempt more adventurous swimmers. For those who enjoy a slower pace, unwind at cozy seaside cafés where you can sip a cool drink or coctail. The island’s calm atmosphere, friendly locals, and unspoiled scenery make it an ideal place to rest, recharge, and enjoy authentic Mediterranean charm before returning to the boat. For a touch of history and culture, check out local pre-Romanesque churches like St. Nicholas or St. Sergius. On your way to next destination brunch will be served, cold platter with selection of cheese and local prsciuto with pickeled vegetables.

You’ll spend around 2 hours on Lopud, a serene island known for its lush greenery and charming village streets. Take a leisurely stroll through the historic center, where boutique shops and local cafés invite you to browse and relax. Don’t miss the beautiful Franciscan Monastery with its peaceful courtyard, or the island’s botanical garden showcasing Mediterranean plants and flowers which were brought by sailors from Dubrovnik Republic from remote locations. For those who love the beach, Sunj Bay offers golden sands and calm waters, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or simply unwinding. Paddle along the shallow shore or take a refreshing dip in the clear Adriatic. Enjoy a drink at a seaside bar or sample local specialties at a cozy restaurant. The island’s scenic walking paths, rich history, and relaxed atmosphere make Lopud a delightful stop to explore, shop, and soak in the Mediterranean charm before returning to the boat.