Dubrovnik: Private Boat Tour to Blue Cave & Elaphiti Islands with Unlimited Drinks Tickets

Dubrovnik Private Boat Tour to Blue Cave and Elaphiti Islands

This private boat tour takes you to three of the most beautiful islands near Dubrovnik: Lokrum, Lopud, and Kolocep. You'll explore the famous Blue Cave, swim at pristine beaches, and enjoy unlimited drinks as your English-speaking skipper shares stories about these historic islands. The tour includes round-trip transfers from your Dubrovnik accommodation and accommodates up to 8 guests for a personalised experience.

Your day starts at Lokrum Island, where you can explore the 11th-century Benedictine Monastery and try cliff jumping at Fisherman Cave. Next, you'll cruise to Lopud Island to visit the charming village centre, relax at Sunj Beach's soft sands, and explore the 15th-century Franciscan Monastery. The highlight comes at Kolocep Island, where you'll swim into the Three Green Caves and the stunning Blue Cave, where sunlight illuminates the turquoise waters from below.

What is Included

• Round-trip transfers from Dubrovnik accommodation
• Private boat with English-speaking skipper
• Unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks
• Fresh fruit
• Snorkelling equipment
• Towels and floaties
• Safety equipment and life vests
• GoPro camera for underwater photos

Good to Know

The tour runs for a full day with flexible timing to maximise your enjoyment. Maximum group size is 8 guests per boat. Please arrive at the departure point 15 minutes before your cruise starts. Bring swimwear, sunscreen, and a hat for sun protection, though towels and snorkelling gear are provided. All swimming activities are optional and suitable for children when accompanied by adults. Tours may be adjusted, rescheduled, or refunded due to poor weather conditions.

While exploring these islands featured in Game of Thrones, you might also enjoy other Dubrovnik city walls tours to see where many famous scenes were filmed. For more coastal adventures, consider a Dubrovnik sea kayaking experience to explore the coastline from a different perspective.