The City Walls of Dubrovnik are one of the most magnificent and best-preserved medieval fortification systems in the world. Encircling the entire Old Town, they are the defining symbol of the city and a UNESCO World Heritage site. A Fortress of the Adriatic Stretching for nearly 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) and reaching heights of up to 25 meters, these massive stone walls were built primarily between the 12th and 17th centuries. They feature a complex system of forts, bastions, and towers—most notably the imposing Minčeta Tower and Fort Bokar. Remarkably, the walls were so well-constructed that they were never breached by a hostile army during the Middle Ages, successfully protecting the wealthy and independent Republic of Ragusa for centuries.

Blue Cave (Koločep Island) Our first and most famous stop is the spectacular Blue Cave on the island of Koločep. Accessible only by boat, this natural wonder is a must-see. As sunlight hits the sandy sea floor, the entire cave is illuminated in a surreal, glowing turquoise light. We provide the snorkeling gear so you can jump straight from the boat into the crystal-clear Adriatic and swim inside the cave to experience the magic firsthand! Green Caves The adventure continues as we cruise along the dramatic island cliffs to find the Green Caves. This is another fantastic spot for snorkeling and swimming. The vibrant emerald waters and hidden rock formations make it a favorite for nature lovers. Šunj Beach (Lopud Island) We will take you to Šunj Beach on the car-free island of Lopud. Unlike most beaches in Croatia, Šunj is a rare, crescent-shaped sandy beach with warm, shallow waters. It is the perfect place to wade in the sea, grab a refreshing cocktail at a local beach bar.

Beautifull sandy beach on Lopud island.