Dubrovnik Boat Trips ANCHY

Dubrovnik Boat Trips ANCHY offers personalized excursions along the stunning Dalmatian coast, departing from the historic Old Town harbor. Guests can choose from half-day or full-day itineraries that include stops at the Elaphiti Islands (Koločep, Lopud, and Šipan), the blue caves of Koločep, and secluded beaches accessible only by sea. The tours are led by experienced local captains who share insights about the region's maritime history and natural landmarks. Onboard amenities typically include snorkeling gear, refreshments, and shaded seating. The experience is intimate, with small groups or private charters, allowing for flexible schedules and spontaneous swim stops. The crystal-clear waters and dramatic cliffs provide a memorable perspective of Dubrovnik's UNESCO-listed walls from the sea.

Don't miss

• Swim in the turquoise waters of the Blue Cave on Koločep Island
• Explore the sandy beaches of Šunj on Lopud Island
• Snorkel among underwater rock formations near the Dubrovnik Riviera
• Enjoy panoramic views of the Old Town and Fort Lovrijenac from the sea
• Taste local wine and olive oil on a stop at a family-run island estate

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Know before you go

• Bring sunscreen, a hat, and swimwear, there's limited shade on some boats.
• Waterproof camera recommended for capturing the coastline and marine life.
• Seasickness? Take motion sickness medication before departure if prone.
• Pack a reusable water bottle; most tours provide drinking water but it's good to have extra.

A bit of history

Dubrovnik's maritime tradition dates back to the Republic of Ragusa, a thalassocracy that thrived on trade and shipbuilding from the 14th to 19th centuries. Boat tours today continue this seafaring legacy, offering visitors a chance to explore the same waters that once carried merchant galleys.