Dubrovnik Solitudo Boat Tours
Owner and skipper Ivan grew up in a fishing village near Ston, in an old Adriatic boat-building family.


Private Skippered Trips Around the Elaphiti Islands
Every trip with Dubrovnik Solitudo Boat Tours reserves the whole boat for one group of up to eight, so prices are set per boat rather than per head. The craft i…Every trip with Dubrovnik Solitudo Boat Tours reserves the whole boat for one group of up to eight, so prices are set per boat rather than per head. The craft is a seven-metre open speedboat with a 225 HP Mercury outboard, an oversized sun canopy and a freshwater shower at the stern.
Features
Type
Boat tour
Duration
24 hour
Price
$$$ Upscale
Booking
Recommended
FAQ
What does a Dubrovnik Solitudo Boat Tours half-day trip include?
The four-hour Dubrovnik Solitudo Boat Tours route swims into the Blue Cave on Koločep, passes the three Green Caves and stops at Šunj beach on Lopud. Skipper, fuel, docking fees, masks, towels, drinks and pickup are all included.
How many people fit on the Dubrovnik Solitudo Boat Tours speedboat?
Up to eight guests. The seven-metre boat is reserved for a single group on every trip and carries a large sun canopy and a freshwater shower.
Does Dubrovnik Solitudo Boat Tours pick guests up from their accommodation?
Yes. Pickup and drop-off at hotels and apartments in the Dubrovnik area are part of every Dubrovnik Solitudo Boat Tours trip.
Which islands does the full-day Dubrovnik Solitudo boat trip visit?
The full day of roughly eight hours covers Koločep, Lopud and Šipan, with the Blue Cave, quieter beaches, several swimming and snorkelling stops and a lunch break on one of the islands.
How is a Dubrovnik Solitudo Boat Tours trip booked, and can it be cancelled?
Trips are booked direct with the operator for a chosen date and length of four, six or about eight hours. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before departure.
Who skippers the boat at Dubrovnik Solitudo Boat Tours?
The owner, Ivan, who grew up in a fishing village near Ston in a family with a long boat-building history on the Adriatic.










