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Elaphiti Islands Essentials

The Elaphiti Islands are a car-free archipelago near Dubrovnik, comprising the inhabited islands of Koločep, Lopud, and Šipan. This selection highlights the region's specific landmarks, including the rare sandy shores of Šunj and Ingalo, the 16th-century Skočibuha summer villa, and the botanical diversity of Park Đorđić Mayneri. The list covers essential historical sites such as the hilltop Utvrda Sutvrač and the Rector’s Palace, alongside the primary maritime arrival points that connect these tranquil Adriatic escapes.

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Island of Koločep

Koločep is one of the three inhabited Elaphiti Islands situated near the city of Dubrovnik with an area of 2.44 square kilometres.

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Lopud

The primary maritime arrival point for Lopud island, serving regular ferry lines from Dubrovnik and the neighboring Elaphiti Islands.

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Island of Šipan

A picturesque island with several fishing villages, paceful nature and the true spirit of the Adriatic Sea.

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Šunj

A natural sandy bay on the southern side of Lopud island. Known for its shallow waters, it is one of the few natural sandy beaches in the Dubrovnik archipelago.

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Svjetionik Otočić Olipa

A stone lighthouse on the uninhabited islet of Olipa, marking the westernmost point of the Elaphiti Islands and the entrance to the Koločep Channel.

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Ljetnikovac Vice Stjepovića-Skočibuhe

A 16th-century Renaissance summer residence in Suđurađ on Šipan island, featuring a defensive tower, stone balconies, and a traditional Mediterranean garden.