Dubrovnik and Cavtat Blue Cave Island Tour with Drinks and Brunch

The boat will cruise along the seaside of Dubrovnik’s majestic City Walls and harbor, offering guests a stunning panoramic view. You’ll have the perfect opportunity to capture photos and videos of one of the world’s best-preserved medieval fortifications, proudly protected by UNESCO.

Your first stop is on Koločep Island, at the hidden side that can only be reached by boat. Here we’ll explore the magical Blue Cave, where guests can swim and snorkel in its crystal-clear waters. For extra fun, this is also the spot where the boat’s big slide from the top deck will be set up, adding a playful touch to the experience. Refreshing drinks will be served during the stop to keep everyone cool and energized.

Your journey takes us to the charming island of Koločep, the closest of the Elaphiti Islands and a true Adriatic gem. Known for its peaceful atmosphere, lush greenery, and crystal-clear sea, Koločep is a place where time seems to slow down. You will have two hours of free time to explore at your own pace. Stroll through picturesque villages, follow scenic walking routes shaded by pines and olive trees, or venture along marked trails leading to secluded bays and hidden coves. History lovers can discover small chapels and remains of old stone houses, while nature enthusiasts will enjoy panoramic paths offering breathtaking views of the coastline. Swimming and snorkeling are also perfect options for those seeking refreshment in the sea. After returning to the boat, you will be welcomed with a light snack: local pršut, a fine selection of cheeses, and pickled vegetables to restore your energy for the rest of the journey.

Your next stop is Lopud, an island that blends history, culture, and leisure. Rising above the village are the remains of a medieval fortress, while in the heart of the settlement stands the impressive Franciscan monastery, once serving as both a place of worship and a defensive stronghold, now open to visitors. Stroll through the lush botanical garden or enjoy the lively waterfront lined with bars, restaurants, and small shops. Lopud is famous for its sandy beaches—rare in the Adriatic. You can relax at the beach in the village or take a short golf cart ride to Šunj, the region’s most popular sandy beach, known for shallow turquoise waters and soft golden sand. With three hours of free time, you may explore historical landmarks, wander stone streets, savor local delicacies, shop for souvenirs, or simply swim and sunbathe in this island paradise.