



by Boats Tours Dubrovnik
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€120This boat tour from Dubrovnik lasts about 9 and a half hours and covers the Elaphiti Islands of Lopud, Šipan, and Koločep. The trip begins with a scenic boat ride along the coast, passing close to shorelines and the Trsteno Arboretum, a filming location for Game of Thrones. On Lopud Island, the second largest of the group, guests have around three hours to explore historic churches, ruins, the oldest botanical garden in Europe, and relax on Šunj Beach, known for its sandy shore and local legend. Next, the tour stops at Šipan Island, the largest island with the most olive trees in the world on one island. Visitors see historic villas and experience local fishing village life at Suđurađ. There is time for swimming and jumping into the Adriatic Sea from the boat. The final island visited is Koločep, smaller and less inhabited but noted for swimming, diving, cliffs for jumping, and two Mediterranean villages connected by walking paths through pine and olive trees. There is also space on the boat’s party deck for dancing. The tour includes a multilingual guide speaking English, Spanish, French, Italian, and Portuguese, lunch served on board, bottled water, carbonated drinks, music, WiFi, safety briefing, and life jackets. Hotel pickup is available if selected. Towels and snorkeling gear are not included.
Boat ride to Elaphiti Islands
The tour starts with a panoramic boat ride from Dubrovnik toward the Elaphiti Islands. The route stays close to shore to allow views of the natural surroundings and Dubrovnik’s coastal area. The boat passes the Trsteno Arboretum, notable for its role as a Game of Thrones filming location.
Lopud Island
Lopud is the second largest Elaphiti Island, known for over 30 small churches and the 'Temple of Sun' museum. The island features historical stone buildings, ruins, and Mediterranean vegetation supported by its 2,584 annual hours of sunshine. It hosts the oldest botanical garden in Europe and Šunj Beach, a rare sandy beach with a local legend saying couples who bathe there will stay together. Lopud offers various restaurants and bars for relaxation during the roughly three-hour stop.
180 min
Šipan Island
Šipan is the largest Elaphiti Island and holds the Guinness World Record for the most olive trees on a single island. Historically favored by Dubrovnik’s noble families, it features late-Gothic villas and summer homes. The village of Suđurađ remains a fishing community, preserving local traditions. Šipan is the furthest from the mainland and less commercialized by tourism. Visitors have about 45 minutes to swim in the clear Adriatic and jump from the boat.
45 min
Koločep Island
Koločep is a smaller, less inhabited island ideal for swimming, diving, and cliff jumping. It has two Mediterranean villages connected by walking paths surrounded by pine and olive trees. Visitors have around one hour to explore the island on foot or relax. The boat’s party deck is cleared for dancing during the stop.
60 min
The designated meeting spot will be available from 9:00 AM, every day. Upon arrival, kindly check in with our staff, who will help you with the check-in process and personally escort you onto the boat once it arrives.
End point
BOOKED TRANSFER: Leave the boat → turn LEFT → bus stop → wait for driver Please listen carefully to the captain and crew for your location and transfer instructions. The bus stop is directly on your left. Stay there until your booked vehicle arrives.




by Boats Tours Dubrovnik
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€120This boat tour from Dubrovnik lasts about 9 and a half hours and covers the Elaphiti Islands of Lopud, Šipan, and Koločep. The trip begins with a scenic boat ride along the coast, passing close to shorelines and the Trsteno Arboretum, a filming location for Game of Thrones. On Lopud Island, the second largest of the group, guests have around three hours to explore historic churches, ruins, the oldest botanical garden in Europe, and relax on Šunj Beach, known for its sandy shore and local legend. Next, the tour stops at Šipan Island, the largest island with the most olive trees in the world on one island. Visitors see historic villas and experience local fishing village life at Suđurađ. There is time for swimming and jumping into the Adriatic Sea from the boat. The final island visited is Koločep, smaller and less inhabited but noted for swimming, diving, cliffs for jumping, and two Mediterranean villages connected by walking paths through pine and olive trees. There is also space on the boat’s party deck for dancing. The tour includes a multilingual guide speaking English, Spanish, French, Italian, and Portuguese, lunch served on board, bottled water, carbonated drinks, music, WiFi, safety briefing, and life jackets. Hotel pickup is available if selected. Towels and snorkeling gear are not included.
Boat ride to Elaphiti Islands
The tour starts with a panoramic boat ride from Dubrovnik toward the Elaphiti Islands. The route stays close to shore to allow views of the natural surroundings and Dubrovnik’s coastal area. The boat passes the Trsteno Arboretum, notable for its role as a Game of Thrones filming location.
Lopud Island
Lopud is the second largest Elaphiti Island, known for over 30 small churches and the 'Temple of Sun' museum. The island features historical stone buildings, ruins, and Mediterranean vegetation supported by its 2,584 annual hours of sunshine. It hosts the oldest botanical garden in Europe and Šunj Beach, a rare sandy beach with a local legend saying couples who bathe there will stay together. Lopud offers various restaurants and bars for relaxation during the roughly three-hour stop.
180 min
Šipan Island
Šipan is the largest Elaphiti Island and holds the Guinness World Record for the most olive trees on a single island. Historically favored by Dubrovnik’s noble families, it features late-Gothic villas and summer homes. The village of Suđurađ remains a fishing community, preserving local traditions. Šipan is the furthest from the mainland and less commercialized by tourism. Visitors have about 45 minutes to swim in the clear Adriatic and jump from the boat.
45 min
Koločep Island
Koločep is a smaller, less inhabited island ideal for swimming, diving, and cliff jumping. It has two Mediterranean villages connected by walking paths surrounded by pine and olive trees. Visitors have around one hour to explore the island on foot or relax. The boat’s party deck is cleared for dancing during the stop.
60 min
The designated meeting spot will be available from 9:00 AM, every day. Upon arrival, kindly check in with our staff, who will help you with the check-in process and personally escort you onto the boat once it arrives.
End point
BOOKED TRANSFER: Leave the boat → turn LEFT → bus stop → wait for driver Please listen carefully to the captain and crew for your location and transfer instructions. The bus stop is directly on your left. Stay there until your booked vehicle arrives.