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Hidden Gems

This collection highlights the natural topography of the Elaphiti Islands, focusing on the highest vantage points across Šipan, Lopud, and Koločep. On Šipan, the peaks of Sutilija and Velji Vrh provide views of the Mljet Channel and house historical ruins, including pre-Romanesque church remains. The list extends to the rocky promontories of Koločep and the limestone elevations of Polačica and Kameno Brdo, which define the archipelago's rugged coastline and Mediterranean scrub landscape.

A

Sutilija

Elevation on Šipan island featuring the archaeological remains of the pre-Romanesque church of St. Elias.

B

Velji Vrh

The highest point on Šipan island, standing at 243 meters, providing views of the Pelješac Peninsula and the Mljet Channel.

C

Polačica

Limestone peak located on the island of Lopud, offering views of the surrounding Elafiti archipelago and the Adriatic Sea.

D

Kameno Brdo

Elevated rocky ridge on Koločep island, characterized by traditional dry-stone walls and Mediterranean maquis vegetation.

E

Rt Ratac

Coastal promontory on the southern tip of Koločep island, accessible via forest trails and marked by rugged limestone cliffs.