It is on the site because a boat day is the single most reliable way to reach the Elaphiti Islands without hiring a private skipper.
from $59.16 The price covers the full-day cruise and the included lunch, live price on the listing
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A boat day is the easiest way to see the Elaphiti Islands from Dubrovnik, and this cruise pairs the crossings with swimming stops and lunch on board. Here is what the listing covers, and who it suits best.
Dubrovnik · Speedboat trip to a sea cave and Šunj beach, drinks on board.
A boat excursion from Dubrovnik to the Blue Cave, a sea cave reached from the water, followed by time at Šunj beach on Lopud, one of the Elaphiti Islands. Drinks are served on board.
from $63.48Covers the boat trip and drinks on board, per the listing, live price on the listing Check availability →
Dubrovnik · Elaphiti Islands cruise with lunch, a full day on the water.
Another take on the island day, this one aboard the Regina Maris, crossing to the Elaphiti chain with swim stops and a proper lunch included rather than bought on shore. Reviewers tend to single out the swimming and the unhurried pace. It suits travellers who want the sea and the islands without organising a private boat.
from $74.58Includes the cruise, the swim stops and lunch on board, live price on the listing Check availability →
Dubrovnik · Elaphiti islands cruise aboard the pirate-ship Karaka.
A day sail on a pirate-ship replica across to the Elaphiti Islands, the small green chain northwest of Dubrovnik. The route calls at wooded Koločep, Lopud and Šipan, with swim stops in quiet coves between islands. The listing includes lunch on board, and the crew keeps the day centred on the ship and the water rather than long walks ashore.
from $65From-price covers the cruise and lunch; drinks cost extra. See the live listing, live price on the listing Check availability →