Gornje Čelo is the quieter, less touristy part of Koločep, located on the island’s southeastern side. It's known for its charming traditional stone houses, olive groves, and peaceful walking paths. The village offers tranquil sea views, crystal-clear waters, and small, secluded beaches—ideal for swimming or kayaking. It’s more residential and less developed than Donje Čelo, giving it a very authentic and local feel. No cars are allowed on the island, so it's very peaceful—perfect for a relaxing getaway. From Gornje Čelo, you can easily explore the island’s scenic coastline, pine forests, and historic churches, some dating back to the 9th century.

The Blue Cave on Koločep is a small sea cave on the island’s southern coast, famous for its glowing blue light, caused by sunlight reflecting through an underwater opening. You can only enter by swimming, from our boat tour that stops nearby. The best time to visit is late morning to early afternoon when the light is strongest. It's a peaceful, scenic spot perfect for a short swim and snorkeling.

Lopud Island is a peaceful, car-free island known for Šunj Beach—a rare sandy beach with shallow, clear water. The island features walking trails, pine forests, and historic sites like a 15th-century Franciscan monastery. It’s ideal for relaxing, swimming, and exploring.

On the return journey from the Elaphiti Islands, you'll enjoy a scenic boat ride accompanied by a delicious lunch served on board. You can choose from a fish, chicken, or vegetarian menu—something to suit every taste as you relax and take in the stunning coastal views.