• Walls of Dubrovnik - The ancient city walls of Dubrovnik are an extraordinary medieval fortification that surrounds the historic heart of the city in Croatia. Constructed mainly between the 12th and 17th centuries, these impressive stone walls extend for approximately 2 kilometers and reach heights of up to 25 meters. Adorned with formidable towers, bastions, and gates, the walls provide stunning views of the Adriatic Sea and the terracotta rooftops of Dubrovnik’s Old Town. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, they symbolize the city’s rich heritage and resilience, drawing visitors from all over the world.
• Fort Lovrijenac - The Lovrijenac Fortress, also known as the “Fortress of St. Lawrence,” is a striking and iconic stronghold perched on a 37-meter-high cliff overlooking the Adriatic Sea and Dubrovnik’s Old Town in Croatia. Built in the 11th century, it was crucial in defending the city from invasions by land and sea. Famous for its thick stone walls and commanding location, the fortress bears the inscription Non Bene Pro Toto Libertas Venditur Auro (“Freedom is not to be sold for all the gold in the world”). Today, it is a must-see landmark, offering breathtaking views and hosting cultural events like the Dubrovnik Summer Festival.
• Lokrum Island - Lokrum Island is a lush and peaceful retreat located just 600 meters off the coast of Dubrovnik, Croatia. Renowned for its dense pine forests, exotic botanical gardens, and freely roaming peacocks, this island is rich in history and natural beauty. Lokrum boasts the remnants of a 12th-century Benedictine monastery, a Napoleonic-era fortress with panoramic views, and the captivating Dead Sea, a small saltwater lake ideal for swimming. Legend connects the island to Richard the Lionheart, who found refuge here after a shipwreck. Today, Lokrum is a protected nature reserve, easily accessible by a short ferry ride, offering a tranquil escape from the lively city.
• Sveti Jakov Beach - St. Jacob’s Beach (Sveti Jakov Beach) is a hidden treasure situated about 1.5 kilometers east of Dubrovnik’s Old Town. Nestled beneath a cliff and surrounded by lush greenery, this pebble beach provides a peaceful retreat with breathtaking views of the city walls, Lokrum Island, and the Adriatic Sea. Accessible via a set of stairs, St. Jacob’s Beach features crystal-clear waters, a small café, and opportunities for kayaking or paddleboarding. Its serene ambiance and picturesque location make it a beloved spot for locals and visitors seeking relaxation away from the bustling tourist areas.
• Betina Cave Beach - Betina Cave is a secluded natural wonder located along the coastline near Dubrovnik, Croatia. Accessible only by boat or kayak, this hidden cave offers a unique and peaceful escape from the city’s busier beaches. Surrounded by towering cliffs, the cave features a small pebble beach and crystal-clear turquoise waters, perfect for swimming or snorkeling. Enveloped by the pristine beauty of nature, Betina Cave provides a serene and intimate experience, making it a favorite spot for adventurers and those seeking an off-the-beaten-path destination near Dubrovnik.

• Round-trip transfers to 3 locations
• Life jackets
• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Use of Swimming noodles
• Panoramic Cruise of the Old City

• Mandatory entry ticket to Lokrum Island €30 adults 5€ kids over 6years (cash payment on the spot)

Set sail on a picturesque sea journey from Dubrovnik’s Old Town, blending panoramic sightseeing, swimming, and island exploration. Join your skipper at the historic harbor and start with a 25-minute cruise along the coastline, admiring the stunning views of the iconic City Walls and Fortress Lovrijenac.

Reach Lokrum Island and enjoy approximately 2 hours of leisure time to explore at your own pace. Stroll through lush botanical gardens, visit the historic Benedictine monastery, discover Game of Thrones filming sites, or swim in the unique saltwater “Dead Sea.” Relax by the crystal-clear sea as peacocks roam freely.

Proceed to St. Jacob Beach for about 1 hour of swimming, snorkeling, or simply relaxing with breathtaking views of the Old Town. Conclude at Betina Cave, accessible only by boat, where you’ll have 30 minutes to swim or unwind in a secluded natural setting. Return to Dubrovnik while taking in the coastal scenery.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.