Daily boat trips to places you must visit while in Dubrovnik. We recommend visits to Mljet, the Elaphite Islands, Lokrum, Lastovo, and Korčula. The timetable, prices, and other information can be found at https://www.jadrolinija.hr/ https://www.ferrycroatia.com/hr/
Check out some of the offers for excursions on the links below
https://dubrovnik-boat.com/izlet-na-tri-otoka/
https://www.boatdubrovnik.com/hr/
http://www.amico-tours.com/hr/izleti-lista/
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Forest vegetation reserve only 10 minutes from Dubrovnik. According to the legend, Richard I the Lionheart found salvation on Lokrum from a shipwreck, returning in 1192 from the crusade from Palestine. He vowed that if he was saved, he would build a church at the place of salvation, but at the request of the people of Dubrovnik, he agreed that the church should be built in the city itself. Today, Lokrum is a protected nature park. A special attraction in Lokrum is a small lake called the “Dead Sea”.
Read more at http://www.lokrum.hr/
With one click, find out what you can see on Lokrum at http://www.lokrum.hr/o-lokrumu/poucna-staza/
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KOLOČEP is one of the most popular destinations around Dubrovnik. There are two settlements on the island that are connected by a road that leads through beautiful olive groves and gardens. In addition to beautiful olive groves, gardens, and beaches, visitors can also enjoy the remains of old architecture such as a summer house, old pre-Romanesque churches, basilica ruins, etc.
LOPUD is one of the most developed islands in the Dubrovnik region. While children enjoy the long sandy beach of Šunj, adults can enjoy a walk through the woods. There is a restaurant on the beach where you can enjoy socializing with a beautiful view of the beach. There is no traffic, but the locals will be happy to drive you in their golf carts.
ŠIPAN, one of the pearls of the Dubrovnik region, is the largest island in the Elaphite Islands group. Old churches and summer houses are decorated with wonderful views of olive groves, citrus gardens, vines, groves, and beaches.
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Mljet is our greenest island. The national park is known for its large and small lakes, which are connected to each other and where swimming is possible.
Read more about Mljet at https://np-mljet.hr
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An island with numerous bays and beaches. Hidden Harbor stands out for its beauty.
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Marco Polo’s birthplace. The town of the same name, Korčula, is located in the eastern part of the island. The old part of the city with its architecture is reminiscent of a small open-air museum that attracts many visitors. The best way to get to Korčula is by driving from the port of Orebić, and the drive only takes about 15 minutes.
