This Dubrovnik Sea Kayaking Tour begins with a safety briefing at a stunning Old Town hotspot. Head off with your guide across the channel and on the seas near the cursed Island of Lokrum. You’ll make several on-sea stops at points of interest along the way. Learn about the curse of the island and the history of Dubrovnik, previously known as Ragusa. Stop at one of the only hotels that was not rebuilt after the war. The hotel was the site of hand-to-hand combat between the Serbian and Montenegrin armies and the Dubrovnik defenders during the war. Spend around 30 minutes of free time at the only beach in Dubrovnik that’s not accessible on foot, and rest at its popular cave. You can swim, snorkel, explore, relax, eat, or sunbathe. Later you'll continue back along the coastline of Dubrovnik and see the area’s Beverly Hills and Dubrovnik's first quarantine zone. This tour will give you the opportunity to take in Dubrovnik from the seaside, capture some amazing shots of the outer walls, and hear a bit about the history of this legendary city.

The starting point for this tour will be from Pile Park Beach. Everyone will receive equipment and then your guide will give you a short explanation of the basics of kayaking, paddling, safety and similar issues.  First, go around the city walls passing near the old town port and going all the way to Betina Cave, where you will have a half an hour break for a snack, snorkeling, swimming, and cliff jumping. Afterwards, continue with your tour and paddle around the beautiful Lokrum Island with several stops at caves and various bays. You will also get to explore the Dubrovnik city walls from the water. 

Embark on a kayaking adventure on the Adriatic Sea and soak up the views of Lokrum Island and Betina Cave. Take a swim and snorkel break in Betina Cave and watch the sunset over the Elaphiti Islands. Begin at the small port of Pile in the Old Town. After a short instructional session, paddle beneath the city walls until you reach the hidden cave beach known as Betina, where you will take a short 20-to-30-minute swimming and snorkeling break. From there, paddle around Lokrum Island and explore its caves. Upon your return, witness the sunset in the direction of the Elaphiti Islands. Upon arrival at Pile Bay, be greeted with a small bottle of wine and a snack.

Experience the city walls of Dubrovnik and the island of Lokrum from a different point of view on this guided sea kayaking tour. Explore the beaches along the coast, and stop at Betina Cave to swim and snorkel in the tranquil waters with the gear provided. Make your way to Banje Beach to meet your guide and get a demonstration on how to kayak safely. Then, paddle under the ancient fortifications of Dubrovnik's Old Town and make your way to the island of Lokrum. Learn about the history of the area and hear about some of the mysterious legends from your guide. Kayak along the shore of the island and discover the hidden caves. Get some time to go for a swim at Betina Cave or snorkel with the amazing marine life. Enjoy the complimentary fresh fruit and drinks in the sun.

Enjoy one of Dubrovnik's most popular summer activities and experience the city’s stunning natural and historical heritage on a sea kayaking tour. Begin in Pile Bay and paddle near the island of Lokrum and to Betina Cave, where you will make a stop to go snorkeling. Paddle back to Pile Bay, where the tour ends. Enjoy a fruit snack and a bottle of water.

Plunge into the Mediterranean to explore the amazing reefs, caves, marine wildlife, and abandoned ships off the coast of Dubrovnik. Take your pick of one of 12 fantastic diving sites, each offering a different piece of exploration along Croatia’s picturesque coastline. This 2.5-hour diving session is for certified divers only. Skip the training sessions and jump right into the crystal blue waters to discover beautiful scenery and quiet, isolated islands. Some possible diving sites are: Bezdan At the southern shore of the Kolocep Island, Cape Bezdan offers shallows and sheer drops into the abyss. It also features the remains of the two-mast coaster, The Aurora. Taranto Shipwreck Just a short 10-minute boat ride from the diving center Blue Planet lies the shipwreck Taranto, a merchant vessel was built in 1899 and used by the Italian navy throughout World War II. Tomislav On the shores of the Lokrum island, the shipwreck Tomislav offers scuba divers a close look at sunken treasure. Lokrum island is Dubrovnik’s green oasis, just 10 minutes from the historic old city. Check out one of these sites or your choice of the remaining 9 for an memorable day on the Croatian Adriatic coast.