The next island we will visit is Lopud. It used to house two monasteries, thirty churches and several noble palaces, although only remnants of this magnificent past are visible today. If you wish, we can make a reservation for lunch in one of the best local restaurants serving freshly caught fish. Lopud is a car-free island with two large sandy beaches. One is in the main village, and on the south side of the island, there is a stunning large sandy beach Šunj located in a beautiful bay, surrounded by trees.

As we sail back towards the Old Town, we will stop by the Betina cave settled in close proximity. You can reach it only by sea. Inside the cave, there is a nice pebbly beach, and since it is facing southeast it is much cooler in the afternoon hours when it is entirely in the shade. We are going to moore in front and then you can swim, snorkel, take photos or even jump off the cliffs if you are brave enough. Just across Betina cave, on the island Lokrum, we will visit the biggest of Dubrovnik caves, called the Pidgeon’s cave. Secluded, on the outer side of the island, its entrance is surrounded by steep rocks and Mediterranean greenery protruding from the rocks. You can imagine its genesis, how the huge and strong waves hitting the rocks for thousands of years have shaped this natural wonder. We hope you will be richer for many great memories and new experiences after this tour. Walking on the island Lokrum is not included in this tour.