On Kolocep we visit the Blue cave and Three sister caves. There our guests have the opportunity to swim and snorkel inside of the caves while the sun is reflecting of sunbed making the beautifull blue color. On Kolocep we can also visit the small village with St. Nicholas chruch and traditional stone houses.

Our next stop is at Šipan island where we usually take our guests to have lunch ( not included in the price) in one of the restaurants. There they also have the opportunity to have a walk in the small fishing village, buy quality olive oil or do the small wine tasting.

Next stop is Lopud island where we visit tipical mediterannean small town with churches, stone houses, restaurants, botanical garden, sandy beacehs and a promenade to have a walk.

Usually our next stop is at beach Šunj, the most popular sandy beach in Dubrovnik where you can swim and relax or have a cocktail in one of the beach bars.

This beautiful island is situated in front of the Old town of Dubrovnik which is on different side from Elaphiti islands. On this island we only go on request, if we go there we are not able to see all the Elaphiti islands.

Only on "Mljet Island tour"! Travelers experience the natural beauty and tranquility of one of Croatia's most enchanting islands. The tour includes a speedboat ride to Mljet, known for its lush forests, crystal-clear waters, and serene landscapes. Key highlights of the tour are: Mljet National Park: Visitors explore this protected area, renowned for its two saltwater lakes, Veliko Jezero and Malo Jezero, perfect for swimming, kayaking, and hiking. St. Mary's Island: Located in the middle of Veliko Jezero, this small island features a historic Benedictine monastery and offers stunning views and a peaceful atmosphere. Local Villages: Guests often visit charming villages like Pomena and Polače, where they can enjoy local cuisine and culture. The tour is a blend of natural exploration, cultural experiences, and relaxation, offering a memorable escape from the hustle and bustle of Dubrovnik.

Only on "Korčula Island tour"! Travelers immerse themselves in the rich history, culture, and natural beauty of one of Croatia's most charming islands. The tour generally includes: Old Town of Korčula: Visitors explore the medieval walled town, often referred to as "Little Dubrovnik," with its narrow streets, historic buildings, and the impressive St. Mark's Cathedral. Marco Polo's House: A visit to the reputed birthplace of the famous explorer Marco Polo, now a museum offering insights into his life and journeys. Local Wineries: Guests often enjoy wine tasting at local vineyards, sampling the island's renowned white wine, Grk, and other local varieties. Lumbarda Beach: A stop at this beautiful sandy beach allows for relaxation and swimming in the clear Adriatic waters. The Korčula Island tour combines historical exploration, cultural enrichment, and natural beauty, providing travelers with a comprehensive and enjoyable experience.

Onl on "Hvar Island tour"! Travelers enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, historical charm, and natural beauty of one of Croatia's top destinations. The tour includes: Hvar Town: Explore the picturesque town with its lively harbor, charming streets, and landmarks like the 13th-century Fortica Fortress, offering panoramic views. St. Stephen's Cathedral: Visit this stunning cathedral in the main square, known for its beautiful architecture and rich history. Pakleni Islands: Enjoy swimming, snorkeling, and relaxing on the secluded beaches and coves of these nearby islands. Local Vineyards: Sample excellent wines, especially the native Plavac Mali, at Hvar's renowned vineyards. Lavender Fields: Take a scenic drive through the island's famous lavender fields, particularly beautiful in the summer. This tour provides a delightful mix of historical exploration, cultural experiences, and natural beauty, offering a comprehensive and enjoyable experience on Hvar Island.