Of the three main Elafiti islands (along with Lopud and Sipan), Kolocep is the closest to Dubrovnik and the mainland. The two main villages on the island are Gornje (Upper) Celo and Donje (Lower) Celo. The island is also the smallest and has a population of around 250 people. As the smallest of the islands, Kolocep must be considered as providing the ultimate tranquility! Natural and historical stops with amazing caves will definitely attract you. So peaceful island seems like time has stopped once you are there. Car-free (of course), it’s a great place for relaxation and taking leisurely walks on the paths that criss-cross the island through its pine forests. There are also a number of interesting churches on the island, some of which stem from as back as the 9th century. These include the Church of St Sergius, with the Church of St Nicholas and the Church of the Holy Trinity from the 11th and 12th centuries.

As soon as we pass The Abyss lighthouse will approach one of the fascinating caves, you will have time to swim, snorkel and explore the surrounding and the caves themselves. The most famous Blue Cave is a genuine attraction.

Lopud is a small, beautiful island in Croatia, located in the north-west of the city of Dubrovnik. It belongs to the famous Elaphites archipelago and is often visited on day trips. Also as a quiet holiday island, this place is getting more and more popular. Unique is especially the long, velvety sandy beach Sunj, one of the most beautiful sandy beaches in Croatia, that offers old and young swimming pleasure at its best. Likewise, the small dreamy village Lopud with its picturesque harbour and the enchanting monastery is really worth seeing and invites staying for a while. Lopud Island is the most visited island. A lot of history, sandy beaches, and natural attractions are offered simply to enjoy. Saint Mary monastery from the 17th century, a Historical Botanical garden, and the tallest palm trees in Europe are just some of the amazing attractions this island offers. The island advertises with a lot of hours of sunshine per year and so it is known as a real paradise.

This is the largest island of the archipelago (area 15.5 sq km/ 6 sq miles, length of the island: ‎9 km/ 5.6 miles). The island has 410 permanent inhabitants. History of Sipan dates at least from the 1370s when the island’s name was first mentioned in historical documents. Sudurad is the second largest town on the island. It is located in the southeast region of the island. The island is well known as a gold island due to olive oil production and the pure yellow olive oil colour. Also has a lot of vineyards and vine-tasting shops, which will bring through the history by very interesting stories.