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Short private cruise from Dubrovnik Old Town to Lokrum Island, Sv. Jakov beach and Betina cave — swim stops, snorkeling gear, and a local skipper. Perfect for a two-hour coastal escape.
Short private cruise from Dubrovnik Old Town to Lokrum Island, Sv. Jakov beach and Betina cave — swim stops, snorkeling gear, and a local skipper. Perfect for a two-hour coastal escape.
The boat eases out of the Old Town’s small dock and the stone walls of Dubrovnik shrink into a sunlit ribbon. Salt air cuts through the heat; gulls pick at wake. In two hours a local skipper will thread the boat around Lokrum’s rocky headlands, pause at pigeon-filled sea caves and drop anchors off Portoc Bay and the swim-friendly Betina cave.
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Operated by Boat Rentals Dubrovnik · Dubrovnik, Dubrovnik-Neretva County
The boat eases out of the Old Town’s small dock and the stone walls of Dubrovnik shrink into a sunlit ribbon. Salt air cuts through the heat; gulls pick at wake. In two hours a local skipper will thread the boat around Lokrum’s rocky headlands, pause at pigeon-filled sea caves and drop anchors off Portoc Bay and the swim-friendly Betina cave.
This stretch of Adriatic sits on carbonate bedrock carved by waves over millennia — cliffs, cave mouths and pebbly coves that have sheltered sailors since medieval times. Lokrum itself carries layers of history: a Benedictine monastery, later a Habsburg botanical park, now a protected island reserve popular for quick swims and short hikes. St. Jakov (Sv. Jakov) is the local beach favored for its clear water and an approachable restaurant and café right on the shore.
Expect short swims from the boat, optional snorkeling with provided masks, and calm crossings between sheltered points. The skipper will pick spots based on wind and sea state; privacy and pace are tailored on private charters.
Practical guidance: bring a swim kit, reef-safe sunscreen, and shoes that grip wet rock. Time the trip for mid-morning or late afternoon to avoid the strongest sun and busiest beaches. If you have mobility limits or health concerns, notify the operator ahead — transfers are straightforward from the Old Town dock, but boat ladders and short swims are part of the plan.
The tour departs from the small dock (Mali Muo) in Dubrovnik Old Town and returns there at the end of the two-hour trip.
Yes — snorkeling masks and basic equipment are included; bring your own if you prefer a specific fit.
Bottled water and soda are provided; alcoholic beverages such as wine and beer are also available according to the listing.
Short swims and boat ladders are part of the trip; non-swimmers should inform the operator and may be given flotation options, but supervision is required for young children.
Boat Rentals Dubrovnik operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat eases out of the Old Town’s small dock and the stone walls of Dubrovnik shrink into a sunlit ribbon. Salt air cuts through the heat; gulls pick at wake. In two hours a local skipper will thread the boat around Lokrum’s rocky headlands, pause at pigeon-filled sea caves and drop anchors off Portoc Bay and the swim-friendly Betina cave.
The boat eases out of the Old Town’s small dock and the stone walls of Dubrovnik shrink into a sunlit ribbon. Salt air cuts through the heat; gulls pick at wake. In two hours a local skipper will thread the boat around Lokrum’s rocky headlands, pause at pigeon-filled sea caves and drop anchors off Portoc Bay and the swim-friendly Betina cave.
This stretch of Adriatic sits on carbonate bedrock carved by waves over millennia — cliffs, cave mouths and pebbly coves that have sheltered sailors since medieval times. Lokrum itself carries layers of history: a Benedictine monastery, later a Habsburg botanical park, now a protected island reserve popular for quick swims and short hikes. St. Jakov (Sv. Jakov) is the local beach favored for its clear water and an approachable restaurant and café right on the shore.
Expect short swims from the boat, optional snorkeling with provided masks, and calm crossings between sheltered points. The skipper will pick spots based on wind and sea state; privacy and pace are tailored on private charters.
Practical guidance: bring a swim kit, reef-safe sunscreen, and shoes that grip wet rock. Time the trip for mid-morning or late afternoon to avoid the strongest sun and busiest beaches. If you have mobility limits or health concerns, notify the operator ahead — transfers are straightforward from the Old Town dock, but boat ladders and short swims are part of the plan.