This day cruise departing from Dubrovnik takes you to three idyllic islands in the Elaphiti Islands. You will first sail to historic Šipan, renowned for its many ancient churches and elegant villas, before continuing to the car-free Lopud, covered in lush vegetation and surrounded by stunning beaches. You will be free to explore these islands at your own pace and enjoy a swim off the coast of Kalamota Island. On board, you will be served delicious snacks, accompanied by refreshing drinks and seasonal fruit.

Itinerary
Departure from your hotel to the port of Gruž, then sailing to the Elaphiti Islands
10:00: Swimming off the island of Kalamota
10:45: Sail to the island of Šipan, then free time for sightseeing
13:00: Swim off the island of Lopud 
14:00: Visit Lopud at your leisure
17:00: Return to the port of Gruž, then transfer back to the hotel

Departure day: Friday

Duration: Full day

Languages: English and French

Services included: Transfer to and from the hotel, catamaran excursion, drinks and snacks (beer, red/white wine, soft drinks, water and snacks), free wifi on board, tour guide.

Useful information:
Remember to bring your swimsuit.
The itinerary may be modified depending on weather conditions, or if temperatures are not suitable for swimming.

On this excursion to the Konavle Valley, you will be greeted in the village of Čilipi with a traditional drink made from grape brandy and figs, and you will get to experience the village rituals that lie at the heart of the local culture. The Sunday market showcases crafts, silk embroidery, and unique souvenirs, while villagers make their way peacefully to the church. After the service, they gather in the church square to perform traditional songs and dances in festive attire – black trousers or skirts with white shirts, red belts embroidered with gold silk, and bright red leather shoes with matching caps. This excursion offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in authentic Dalmatian culture, enjoy traditional music, and pick up some authentic souvenirs.

Itinerary:
08:00-09:00am: Transfer from hotels and departure for the Konavle Valley
09:45am: Arrival in Čilipi and welcome drink
10:00am: Start of mass at St. Nicholas Church (Sunday market with homemade products and souvenirs)
11:00am: Traditional dance and song performance
11:45am: Return to Dubrovnik with transfer to hotels

Duration: Half day

Departure day: Sunday

Language: English

Services included: Transfer with pick-up and return to hotel, tour guide, folklore experience, welcome drink

This cruise gives you the chance to explore the historic city and the enigmatic island of Lokrum, with its dramatic rocky coastline contrasting against the azure sea to create a striking landscape. At golden hour, the sun casts a warm orange glow over the island and the imposing ramparts – a sight that will stay with you long after you leave. Onboard, you can relax in a comfortable catamaran equipped with a hammock, while the friendly crew serve food and drinks. Whether you’re seeking a romantic escape or a laid-back evening with friends, this experience perfectly combines relaxation, seaside fun, and unforgettable views.

Itinerary:
5:00pm: Departure from Gruž harbour aboard a catamaran for a tour of the island.
7:00pm: Tour of Lokrum Island and return to the harbour at sunset.
8:00pm: End of the tour and arrival at the harbour.
Duration: Half day
Departure days: Thursdays

Languages: English

Services included: Transfer with pick-up and drop-off at the hotel, catamaran excursion, tour guide, insurance, all-inclusive drinks (beer, red/white wine, soft drinks and water), snacks and free wifi on board.

Additional information: The programme may be subject to change depending on weather conditions and sunset time.

This journey begins with a scenic coastal drive to the stunning Pelješac Peninsula, with a short stop in Ston. Ston is famous for its salt pans and its impressive ramparts, whcih are the second longest in the world after the Great Wall of China.
From Ston, you will continue to Orebić, where you will take a pleasant cruise to the island of Korčula. This island, known to the ancient Greeks as ‘Korkyra Melaina’ (Black Korčula), is home to dense pine forests and rich history. Its capital, a breathtaking medieval town, features impressive ramparts and is – according to tradition – the birthplace of the famous explorer Marco Polo. With winding alleys, historic buildings and charming squares, it is often called the ‘mini Dubrovnik’.
After exploring Korčula, you will return by boat to Orebić and continue to the famous wine cellars of Pelješac Peninsula, where you can enjoy a tasting of the finest local wines.
This excursion combines stunning landscapes, cultural treasures and a refined wine-tasting experience, all accompanied by warm, Croatian hospitality.

Itinerary:
08:15 - Departure from Dubrovnik, drive along the coast to the Pelješac peninsula
09:15 - Short break in Ston
09:45 - Continue to Orebić, transfer by boat to Korčula
11:00 - Guided tour of Korčula, free time
14:15 - Transfer by boat to Orebić
14:45 - Drive across the Pelješac peninsula, with a stop at one of the wineries
15:15 - Local wine tasting
16:00 - 18:00 - Return to Dubrovnik and transfer to the hotel

Departure days: Tuesday and Thursday
Duration: Approximately 11 hours
Languages: English and French
Services included: Transfer with pick-up and return to the hotel, tour guide, boat trip, wine tasting.

This adventure immerses you in the world of the Game of Thrones. Begin by climbing Lovrijenac Fortress – the Red Keep – and take in panoramic views of the old town and the filming locations of King’s Landing, the Battle of Blackwater Bay, and the House of the Undying dungeon. Your guide will regale you with fascinating insights into the city’s landmarks, the world of the series, and how the two intertwine.
The experience also includes a boat trip to Lokrum Island, where you can explore its history and transformation into the magical city of Qarth. Don’t forget to bring a few scraps of bread with you – the island’s peacocks will be very grateful!

Itinerary:
14:00: Meet your guide at Pile Square, near the Amerling Fountain, for a walk to Lovrijenac Fortress.
14:45: Walk to the old town along Stradun Street towards the old harbour.
15:30: Boat trip to Lokrum Island.
15:45: Visit to the Benedictine monastery and arboretum.
16:45-17:00: Return to the old port, end of the tour.

Duration: Half day.
Departure days: Tuesday and Sunday.
Languages: English.
Services included: Guide services, boat trip, access to Lokrum and Lovrijenac.

This excursion gives you a full day in the stunning landscapes of the Neretva Valley, which is famous for its picturesque canals and lakes. You will board a Trupica, a traditional Croatian boat, and sail gently along the Neretva River, where you’ll have ample opportunity to spot local wildlife.
Lake Kuti, a verdant oasis amid a karst landscape, is a nature reserve home to diverse wildlife, including majestic birds such as golden eagles, buzzards and peregrine falcons, as well as fascinating reptiles like the Balkan green lizard. Although the Neretva flows through Croatian territory for only 20 kilometres, it has enough beautiful flora and fauna to captivate visitors. The quiet branches and canals make for a peaceful ride full of unspoilt nature and opportunities for unique photos.
You will then stop for a lunch break at the Neretva House, a secluded riverside tavern accessible only by boat, where you can try delicious Dalmatian specialities and local wines in a truly unique setting.
After lunch, you will head back down the river, stopping at the charming village of Slano on the Dubrovnik Riviera. Here, you can explore the historic Rector's Palace and idyllic limestone churches, which are particularly worth a visit.

Itinerary:
08:00-09:00: Transfer from the hotel to the Neretva Valley
10:30: Arrival in Metković and short break at Villa Neretva
11:00-12:30: Boarding the Trupica and cruising along the river
12:30-14:00: Lunch at the Neretva House tavern
14:00-14:45: Return to the Trupica and return to the mainland
15:00: Departure from Metković
16.30-17:00: Short stop in Slano
18:00: Transfer to your hotel

Duration: Full day
Departure days: Tuesdays
Languages: English and French
Services included: Transfer with pick-up and drop-off at your hotel, tour guide, trip on the Trupica, lunch.

This unforgettable excursion lets you explore the very best of Montenegro – a destination small in size, but grand in natural landscapes and cultural richness. Upon arrival, you will be mesmerised by Montenegro’s unique fjord, which is the only one in the country. It is often called the fjord of southern Europe, and is framed by towering peaks and dotted with small islands and picturesque villages. These villages, when reflected in the crystal-clear waters, create a truly breathtaking view.
The first stop is the charming fishing village of Perast. From here, a boat will take you to the tiny island of Our Lady of the Rocks, nestled in the turquoise waters of the bay. At the heart of the island, there is a 17th-century Baroque church, which is famous for its sixty-eight Baroque frescoes by the renowned artist Tripo Kokolja.
The journey then continues on to Kotor, a medieval town where you can admire the magnificent Cathedral of Saint Tryphon and explore a museum dedicated to the region’s maritime history.
The return route follows the coast to the small seaside town of Lepetane before heading back to Dubrovnik at the end of the afternoon.

Itinerary:
06:30 - 07:30 - Transfer from hotels to Montenegro
10:00 - 11:00 - Arrival in Perast, visit to Our Lady of the Rocks island
11:00 - Departure for Kotor, guided tour, then free time
16:00 - Return to Dubrovnik by bus, with a short ferry crossing from Lepetani to Kamenari
19:00 - Arrival in Dubrovnik, transfer to the hotel. The arrival time may vary depending on the time it takes to cross the border.

Departure days: Wednesday and Friday
Duration: Approximately 10 hours
Languages: English and French
Services included: Transfer with pick-up and drop-off at your hotel, tour leader and local guide in Kotor, access to Our Lady of the Rocks island, tourist tax in Kotor, ferry crossing.
Important note: Depending on your nationality, a visa may be required, so you must bring your passport with you.

Set sail for Montenegro, a small yet stunning country whose spectacular natural scenery and rich cultural heritage will take your breath away. As you cruise along Montenegro’s only fjord, breathtaking landscapes unfold, and you might feel as though you’re in the deep blue waters and rugged peaks of Nordic fjords.
The journey begins in Perast, a picturesque fishing village, from which you will take a boat to the island of Our Lady of the Rocks. This tiny island, with its wooded hills and shimmering blue waters, is home to a 17th-century church known for its 68 Baroque frescoes painted by the artist Tripo Kokolja.
The excursion then continues on to Kotor, a medieval town often hailed as the pearl of the Adriatic. On a guided tour of the old town, you will learn all about its rich history, with stops at the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon and a museum about the region’s maritime traditions.
The return journey to Dubrovnik follows the coast via Lepetane, and at the end of the tour, you’ll be left with some wonderful memories.

Itinerary:
6:30 – 7:30 - Pick-up from your hotel
8:00 - Departure from Dubrovnik to Montenegro by coach
10:30 – Boat trip, tour and swimming in the Bay of Kotor (weather permitting)
12:00 – Boarding and cruise in the Bay of Kotor
12:30-14:15 – Visit to Our Lady of the Rocks island and lunch on the boat
15:00-16:00 – Cruise along other towns, passing through Perast, Stoliv and Prčanj
16:15 – Arrival in Kotor, free time
17:00 – Return to Dubrovnik by ferry/bus around Kotor Bay
19:00 – Transfer to your hotel

Departure days: Tuesdays

Duration: Approximately 12 hours

Languages: English and French

Services included: Transfer with pick-up and drop-off at your hotel, boat trip, tour guide, lunch on the boat, access to Our Lady of the Rocks Island.

Important note: Depending on your nationality, a visa may be required, so you must bring your passport with you.

This day trip departs from Dubrovnik and takes you to the stunning Mostar. The legacy of centuries of Turkish rule is evident throughout the town, with slender minarets, cobbled streets lined with colourful bazaars, and enticing scents that invite you to follow them. Picturesque houses cling to the cliffsides, while the iconic Old Bridge, flanked by two majestic towers, gracefully spans the emerald waters of the Neretva River, making Mostar a symbol of the harmony between East and West.

Itinerary:
08:15 – Departure from Dubrovnik for Mostar
10:15 – Arrival in Počitelj, short stop
11:45 – Arrival in Mostar, guided tour of the city with a local guide (approximately 1.5 hours) followed by free time
15:15 – Return to Dubrovnik
18:00 – Transfer to hotels

Departure days: Tuesday and Thursday

Duration: Approximately 9 hours

Languages: English and French

Services included: Transfer from/to the hotel, local guide, access to the mosque and the Kajtaz house (Turkish house), one drink (coffee or tea).

Important note: Depending on your nationality, a visa may be required, so you must bring your passport with you.

This excursion begins with a visit to a local winery, where you can sample some of the region’s excellent wines. You will then take the tourist train through the vineyards and admire the scenic beauty of the surrounding landscapes. Next, you will stop in the village of Ljuta to visit a traditional water mill and learn about historic flour production techniques, as well as another important local craft – wool working. At the scheduled stops, you will also have the opportunity to visit additional wine cellars and taste fine Konavle wines, accompanied by a traditional ‘farmer’s menu’ of bacon, onions and hard-boiled eggs, prepared according to the ancestral methods of farm workers. With this excursion, you can really see what real life in this region is like, and enjoy the captivating nature, culture and gastronomy.

Itinerary:
13:30-14:30 – Transfer from the hotel to the Konavle region
14:45 – Arrival in the village of Zastolje and visit to the Brajković wine cellar
15:30 – Continue by train to the village of Ljuta
15:40 – Visit to the Đivanović watermill, including a demonstration of flour production
16:45 – Short walk to the Pišta agrotourism farm, visit to the family estate and wine tasting with snacks
17:20 – Short stop at the Miljas wine cellar for another wine tasting
17:45 – Last stop on the excursion, the Botaro wine estate, where you will be served a glass of rosé and traditional cakes
18:30–20:00 – Return to Dubrovnik with transfer to the hotel
Please note that the itinerary is provisional and may be slightly modified depending on traffic conditions.

Duration: Approximately 6 hours

Departure days: Wednesday and Saturday

Languages: English and French

Services included: Transfer with pick-up and drop-off at your hotel, train journey, guide, entrance fees, wine tasting, snack.