Take a journey out to the Elaphiti Islands with this full-day cruise. Enjoy a ride in the crystal clear waters of the Adriatic, aboard the splendid Regina Maris ship.
During your journey, you'll visit the islands of Kolocep, Sipan, and Lopud, with free time at each spot to swim, sightsee, or just relax. The tour includes lunch served with local wine. There are 3 options for lunch: fish, chicken and vegetarian.
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Lapadska obala 5, Dubrovnik, Croatia
Meeting point:
Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the activity starts. Pick-up and drop-off from the City of Dubrovnik if the option is selected. The pick-up service is not available at hotels or flats. The local operator has different pick-up points around the city. Pick up outside the Dubrovnik city area is not included, but it’s still possible via email, with an extra fee.
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