• Lopud Island - Lopud is a small, car-free island known for its stunning sandy beaches, historic fortresses, churches from the 15th and 16th centuries, and monasteries filled with valuable artwork.

The island features a single village, also named Lopud, situated in Lopud bay. Our boat will take you to this village, from where you can walk to the unique Šunj bay on the opposite side of the island.

Šunj is the most renowned sandy beach in the Dubrovnik region, surrounded by a beautiful pine forest. It can be accessed on foot, by small electric vehicles, or by sea. The beach is perfect for all ages, especially children, and offers various amenities.

• Sipan - The largest and most populated of the Elaphite islands, Šipan boasts two main settlements: the village of Suđurađ and Šipan harbor.
  Šipan is a long, narrow island covered with lush Mediterranean vegetation, including olive trees, grapevines, oranges, tangerines, figs, pomegranates, and carob trees.

Artifacts found on the island indicate it was first inhabited during the Roman Empire. During the era of the Dubrovnik Republic, the aristocracy and wealthy built summer homes here as a retreat from the summer heat. The island is dotted with small votive churches and chapels, a testament to its long history of seafaring inhabitants.
In Suđurađ, near the port, stands the Renaissance castle of the Stjepović-Skočibuha family, construction of which began in 1529.

Šipan is a serene oasis of peace and tranquility.

• Kolocep Island - The smallest of the islands, Koločep offers the ultimate in tranquility.
  Koločep is the closest island to Dubrovnik and the mainland, featuring two main villages: Gornje Čelo and Donje Čelo.

Koločep enjoys over 250 sunny days a year and has a mild climate. The island’s indented coastline and small size enhance the sea’s influence on air temperature, keeping winter averages above 10°C and summer averages below 27°C.
Swimmers will love the island’s crystal-clear waters and sandy bays, formed by the island’s indented nature.

Historically, Koločep has been known as an island of fishermen and coral. Even today, it has a designated fishing area rich in lobsters. Locals often spend their evenings fishing from the pier.

• Hotel pickup (if option selected)
• Boat tour
• Lunch
• Bottled water
• Carbonated beverages
• White wine, homemade grappa

• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Towels

If you want to relax and enjoy sun, crystal clear sea and beautiful sandy beaches - this is the trip for you!

We will take you to visit Elafiti Islands: Lopud, Šipan and Koločep, and serve you a home-made lunch on our boat, and your thirst will be quenched by Croatian white wine and home-made red wine.

Two of the three islands, Koločep and Lopud, are entirely car-free, which means they’re an excellent place to base yourself on if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of life.

Welcome!!!

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