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Discover Dubrovnik's stunning Elaphiti Islands on a speedboat tour with caves, beaches, wine tasting, and breathtaking views—perfect for adventure lovers.
If you’re dreaming of exploring Croatia’s stunning Dalmatian coast, a speedboat tour of the Elaphiti Islands might just be the adventure you’re seeking. This experience offers a fast-paced, eye-popping glimpse into the region’s crystal-clear waters, hidden caves, and charming islands—all while cruising on a swift, comfortable speedboat. From scenic vistas to cave exploration, this tour packs a punch.
One thing we love about this experience is the variety of stops, from the enchanting Blue Cave to relaxing sandy beaches and historical sites like Skoibuha Castle. It’s a well-rounded mix of nature, culture, and leisure. A potential downside? If you’re prone to seasickness or prefer a more relaxed pace, the speedboat’s quick transitions might feel a bit rushed. Still, for those craving a dynamic, action-packed day, this tour suits adventurous travelers perfectly.
Ultimately, this experience works best if you’re looking for an authentic, scenic day on the water that combines natural beauty with local flavor. It’s ideal for nature lovers, photography enthusiasts, and anyone wanting to see the lesser-known gems of the Dalmatian coast.


If you’re after a swift yet comprehensive adventure around Dubrovnik’s coast, this tour ticks a lot of boxes. With a price of approximately $788 for a group of up to six, it’s a premium experience, but one that aims to deliver high-value, personalized exploration. Let’s break down what makes this trip special—and worth considering.
The tour begins at Lapadska obala 7, conveniently located across from the Faculty of Economics. Once aboard the speedboat, the journey quickly kicks into gear, whisking you over the shimmering waters toward your first major highlight: the Blue Cave. Known for the mesmerizing light blue glow caused by sunlight filtering through underwater openings, this spot is a must-see. Reviewers mention the “beautiful light blue colors of the surrounding water,” which truly makes for fantastic photos and unforgettable memories.
Along With the Blue Cave, you’ll visit the Green Cave, a less crowded but equally fascinating spot. Multiple caves with different colors and formations mean you’ll experience a fascinating variety of underwater landscapes. If you’re into photography or just love the way caves look, these stops offer plenty of “wow” moments.
Next, the boat heads to Koloep Island, famous for its dramatic cliffs and panoramic views. Here, many guests enjoy diving, exploring nature, or simply soaking in the scenery from the cliffs—an ideal spot for a quick hike or photos with a backdrop of the glittering sea.
Then, it’s onto Lopud Island, where history and sandy beaches come together. The shallow sands at unj Beach are perfect for walking, wading, or relaxing in the water. You can walk up to 40 meters from the shoreline without submerging past your hips, a perfect setting for families or those wanting a lazy swim.
After some leisure time, the tour swings toward Ipan Island, also called the “Golden Island” for its olive oil and wine. Here, the highlight is the wine tasting—a chance to sample local varietals directly from the vineyards, a treat for wine lovers. Guests have praised the quality of the wines, describing them as “the best wines from the island of Ipan.”
Finally, the trip concludes with a visit to Skoibuha Castle, a historic site offering scenic views and a glimpse into the region’s past. Some reviewers mention that the castle’s location provides “breathtaking views,” making it a memorable end to the day.
This tour is designed to be a full-day adventure that balances active exploration with relaxation. Expect to spend time swimming and snorkeling in caves and shallow beaches, with the opportunity to capture stunning photos of the coastline’s rugged beauty.
Because the tour involves swimming and snorkeling, you should be comfortable in water and able to handle the movement of the boat. It’s not suitable for non-swimmers or those prone to seasickness, so pack accordingly if you’re sensitive to motion.
With a maximum of six guests, the experience feels personalized. This small-group size means plenty of attention from the skipper and more flexibility in choosing stops or adjusting the pace. Guests have mentioned that the skipper is friendly, knowledgeable, and eager to share local insights, which enhances the experience.
At $788 for up to six people, the price is on the higher end for Dubrovnik tours, but it reflects the exclusivity and the inclusive nature of the experience. Given that it covers multiple islands, caves, wine tasting, and castle visits, many find it offers good value for a full day of sightseeing.

This speedboat adventure is perfect for adventurers and nature lovers who want a quick yet immersive taste of Dubrovnik’s coastal treasures. It’s well-suited for small groups or couples who appreciate personalized service and diverse experiences—from caves and beaches to wine tasting and castle visits.
It’s also a good choice for those who want a full-day, active excursion that combines water-based fun with cultural insights.

This tour offers a dynamic way to see Dubrovnik’s coastal gems, with highlights including the Blue and Green Caves, stunning cliff views from Koloep, and relaxing sandy beaches on Lopud. The inclusion of wine tasting and castle visits adds some local flavor, making it more than just a boat trip.
While it’s a premium experience, the intimate group size, diverse stops, and scenic highlights justify the price for many travelers. If you’re after a memorable, photo-worthy day on the water that combines adventure, culture, and stunning scenery, this is a fantastic choice.
In essence, it’s a balanced mix of nature, history, and leisure, tailored for those who want to see Dubrovnik’s coast from a new perspective while enjoying a small, friendly group setting.

Is the tour suitable for families?
Yes, especially if your kids are comfortable in water and enjoy boat rides. However, it’s not recommended for babies under 1 year old or non-swimmers.
What should I bring?
Bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, a camera, and water. A hat and sunglasses are also recommended for sun protection.
How long is the tour?
The tour runs for most of the day, starting at the meeting point and ending back there, so plan for a full-day outing.
What if I don’t want to swim?
While swimming is encouraged at caves and beaches, you can still enjoy the views from the boat and relax onshore at some stops.
Are meals included?
No, food and drinks are not included, so consider packing snacks or planning to buy lunch onshore.
Is it weather dependent?
Yes, boat trips can be canceled or rescheduled due to rough weather. It’s best to check the forecast and have flexible plans.
Can I book the tour and pay later?
Yes, you can reserve your spot with the option to pay later, making it easier to keep your plans flexible.
What makes this tour different from other Dubrovnik boat trips?
The small group size, diverse stops, and inclusion of wine tasting and castle visits set it apart, providing a more personalized and varied experience.
How do I get to the meeting point?
The meeting point is at Lapadska obala 7, across from the Faculty of Economics. It’s easily accessible from most Dubrovnik accommodations.
This speedboat tour combines the best of Croatia’s coast—stunning caves, sandy beaches, scenic cliffs, and local flavors—in one memorable day. Perfect for small groups, adventure seekers, and anyone wanting an authentic taste of Dubrovnik’s maritime charm.