• Walls of Dubrovnik - The Dubrovnik City Walls are among the most iconic and well-preserved fortifications in Europe. Encircling the historic Old Town, these grand stone walls date back to the 13th–16th centuries and extend approximately 2 km (1.2 miles) in length. Offering breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea and the red-roofed city, the walls feature several impressive forts, towers, and bastions, including Minceta Tower, Bokar Fortress, and St. John’s Fortress.

• Fort Lovrijenac - Lovrijenac Fortress is one of Dubrovnik’s most remarkable landmarks, majestically perched on a rocky cliff overlooking the sea. Separate from the city’s main walls, this fortress was a vital defense point, safeguarding Dubrovnik from naval and land attacks. Its strategic location and thick walls rendered it nearly impenetrable.

Beyond its military history, Lovrijenac is now a cultural icon, hosting theatrical performances, including Shakespeare’s Hamlet, and drawing visitors with its stunning panoramic views of the Old Town and the Adriatic. Its dramatic setting also made it a favored filming location for Game of Thrones.

• Lokrum Island - Lokrum Island is a lush, green sanctuary located just 600 meters from Dubrovnik. Renowned for its beautiful botanical gardens, hidden coves, and rich history, the island offers a perfect escape from the city’s crowds. Visitors can explore the Benedictine Monastery ruins, Game of Thrones Museum, relax by the Dead Sea, or hike to Fort Royal for panoramic views of the Adriatic. Lokrum is also home to peacocks, adding to its charm. With no overnight stays allowed, the island remains a peaceful, untouched paradise, ready to be explored.

• Sveti Jakov Beach - St. Jacob’s Beach (Plaža Sveti Jakov) is one of Dubrovnik’s most picturesque hidden gems, located about 1.5 km from the Old Town. Nestled below cliffs and surrounded by lush greenery, this pebble and sand beach offers stunning views of the Adriatic Sea, Lokrum Island, and Dubrovnik’s city walls. The beach is accessible via a steep staircase, adding to its secluded charm.

Visitors can enjoy crystal-clear waters, sunbathing, swimming, and water sports, with a beach bar and sunbed rentals available. St. Jacob’s Beach is perfect for those seeking a relaxing escape with breathtaking scenery.

• Betina Cave beach - Betina Cave is a unique sea cave located just a short distance from Dubrovnik. Known for its serene and tranquil atmosphere, the cave is a popular spot for swimming, snorkeling, and exploring the stunning natural surroundings. The entrance is accessible by boat or kayak, and the cave’s interior is illuminated by sunlight filtering through the clear waters, creating a beautiful, almost ethereal effect.

Betina Cave is often less crowded than other caves in the area, offering visitors a peaceful escape with clear waters, striking rock formations, and picturesque views of the coastline. It’s a perfect place for those looking to immerse themselves in nature and enjoy the beauty of the Adriatic.

• Panoramic cruise with Glass-bottom boat
• Small group up to 14
• Unlimited free time on Lokrum Island
• Views of St. Jacobs Beach and Betina Cave
• Amazing sights of the Old City Walls and Lovrjenac Fort from the sea

• Entrance fees

Embark on a scenic cruise that offers breathtaking views of the historic Old City Walls and Lovrjenac Fort from the sea, guiding you to the enchanting Lokrum Island. This tour provides ample free time on Lokrum, where you can discover its picturesque beaches and secluded caves, such as St. Jacobs Beach and Betina Cave. With a small group of up to 14 travelers, relish the splendor of Dubrovnik from the water while enjoying a glass-bottom boat ride. Please note that an entry ticket to Lokrum Island is necessary and is not included in the tour price.

• Scenic cruise featuring the Old City Walls and Lovrjenac Fort
• Ample time to explore the natural wonders of Lokrum Island
• Intimate group setting with a maximum of 14 participants

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