The Betina cave 

The rocky coast of Kolocep

The Betina cave

The rocky coast of Kolocep

Entrance to the Pigeon cave on Lokrum

Due to the geomorphology of the Adriatic coast, caves located on the sea surface are easily accessible to visitors with a boat, and therefore world-famous. On Dubrovnik caves tour, we will take you to the exploration of the seven caves. Being born and raised here, on the sea, our skippers know them like the back of their hand. And yet, they never cease to admire their magnificence and the feeling of serenity you get once you enter that surreal natural empire.

First, we will visit several smaller caves on island Koločep. Not all of them are accessible or big enough to enter, however, you will surely enjoy the sights and your skipper’s stories about them. They are truly the secluded sea temples. Then, we will proceed to the Blue cave. As we go inside you will grasp the origin of its name. The reflection of the sun rays gives the sea an extraordinary blue color. People are magically drawn to it, it makes them want to jump into the sea right away. Your skipper will join you in the sea as he shares interesting stories about the Dubrovnik caves.

The incredible blend of colors

Next stop on our Dubrovnik caves tour is a visit to the three Green caves. You will notice right away how the hues of turquoise and green beautifully blend as the waves ripple on the surface. Your skipper will join you while you swim and explore, and tell you more stories about the caves. These are also excellent spots for swimming and snorkeling, and of course, for taking pictures with complimentary GoPro camera. 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.