Private Boat Tour with Niki

Exclusive Tour

The Best of Elafiti Islands

Authentic Experience

Local Guide

Unique Itinerary

Lunch at Local Household

Visit my Island Home

No crowds

No tourist traps

About Tour

Experience the stunning Elaphiti Islands through the eyes of a local guide on an exclusive boat tour.

Venture off the beaten path and immerse yourself in authentic island life, exploring hidden caves, private beaches, and charming villages.

Engage in a range of activities, including snorkeling, cliff jumping, leisurely island strolls and visiting my island home..

Learn about the region's rich history, customs, and wildlife as you create unforgettable memories on this unique and captivating island adventure.


This tour is a unique mix of adventure, relaxation and authentic local experience away from the crowds.

I don't visit crowded, touristy places.

I’ll take you to undiscovered locations where you can enjoy both privacy and spectacular nature.

In general, we will do
Boat & sea fun (sightseeing cruise, caves, swimming, snorkeling, private beach).

Islands (explore nature and villages, learn about culture, meet cool locals, taste and smell island products).

Lunch at a at family restaurant (delicious local food) .

Visit to my island home (mojitos on the terrace with the best view) and then back on the boat for more beach and sea.

About Tour Guide

I'm a local 32-year-old guy with a passion for life, islands, sun, sea and people.

I come from an island family. I grew up on on Elaphiti Islands doing typical island things: boating, swimming, free-diving, fishing and grilling fish.




In 2018 I quit my job and started doing this tour.

I am very knowledgeable about this region, its customs and way of life.

I enjoy being a host, taking you on a tour of my homeland and showing you the best of island lifestyle.

My goal is to give you the real island experience.
True, local, authentic, away from the crowds, with none of the tourist traps.

Activities & Itinerary

Sea Activities

Secret Cave

This is not the Blue Cave on Kolocep island. That one is overcrowded and I consider it a tourist trap.
The cave I’m taking you to is undiscovered, bigger and visually more attractive than Blue Cave.

The cave opening is narrow and almost submerged. We'll jump off the boat and snorkel into it. I will get in first and help you.
The seafloor is white sand which is illuminated in teal color by the light coming in from the entrance. The inside of the cave is big enough for 15 people and is not claustrophobic.

Private Beaches

Visit secret beaches that can be only be accessed off the boat. These places are unknown to average skippers. They are hidden from plain sight. Most of these beaches have pine trees to hide from the sun. The water is shallow and clear. These are great swimming and snorkeling spots.

I'll put the necessities (towels, beer, phones, sunglasses..) in a floating dry bag and take it to the beach. Once you're there you can enjoy privacy, lay in the pine tree shade or go snorkeling.

This is great opportunity for you to relax with your loved ones in peace. I can also move the boat around the corner so you can enjoy absolute privacy.

Kolocep Island Caves

The caves on Kolocep Island are an interesting thing to see. It took nature thousands of years for nature to carve them into the island's rocky coast.
Beside the caves there are fissures, cracks, cliffs and other interesting geological formations.
Swifts and swallows make their nests in the cliffs and you can see them flying in ad out.

This part of Kolocep Island is where the Blue Cave is. It is very crowded so I suggest we cruise along and go for better options.

Cliff jumping

There are a few very good cliff jumping spots I can take you to. In order to get to them, we'll have to climb some rocks. Nothing spectacular, but you'll have to be somewhat fit in order to do it. I'll be there with you to show you how to do it safely.

In case you're a family with children I can take you to family friendly safer spots from which I used to jump when I was a kid :)

Fresh seafood tasting on the boat

I will do some free diving and catch us some local delicacies. I will give you a presentation about it on the boat and then we will eat it.
Very unique, local experience.

Snorkeling

I will take you to my favorite snorkeling spot. I've been vising this place since I was a child.
I can tell you all about the sea organisms which live there.
It is a natural habitat for various small fish which live there. The rocky sea floor acts as a hiding place from bigger fish.
A small moray eel lives in one of the holes and you can occasionally see her resting on the sea floor.

Island Activities

Visit my Island Home

Visit my grandparent's house and relax on the terrace. The terrace has the best sea view and it is covered in thick natural shade. There's also my grandfather's woodworking shop you can check out.

You can walk around the house and check the gardens. Depending on the season, you can pick the fruit which grows there.

We will sit in the shade, enjoy the view, grab a drink and I can tell you all about my culture and what it is like to live on the island.

Mojitos at my Terrace

I used to work as a bartender and mojito is my favorite drink. I think I make really good ones but I need your opinion. :)
Btw, I grow my own mint specifically for this purpose.

I will make you a mojito, give an , tell you about the island and then you can continue chilling on the terrace, go for a swim or continue with the tour.

Olive Oil Presentation

Sipan Island is the largest of the Elafiti Islands. It has been center of olive oil production in Dubrovnik's history.

I have an olive grove and make my own olive oil. I make it using traditional method so it's taste is very mellow, without bitter aftertaste.

Once we're at my place I will give you a presentation about the oil and then you can have a Sipan Island olive oil tasting.

Optional: Lopud Island

Lopud island is a overcrowded tourist trap. I leave it as a possibility if you like touristy places with crowded sandy beaches (Sunj beach), pizzerias and restaurants. I don't think it's worth it.

Cliff Viewpoint

First stop is Kolocep island. We’re going to walk a bit (5 minute walk) to get to the best viewpoint at islands forest park. The viewpoint is overlooking island’s cliffs, rocky beach cave, turquoise water, pine trees and local football field. Birds nest at the cliffs and fly in and out constantly. Undiscovered area with barely any other people.

Optional: Lunch at family household

My recommendation is that you have lunch at local family household. The family who runs this place has been living on the island for generations. They grow their own vegetables and make olive oil, wine and schnapps. The food is organic and locally grown, prepared in traditional style. The lunch comes as a 5 course meal with grilled fish or meat as main dish. Olive wood is used for fire which gives the food that authentic taste. The food is delicious and plentiful.

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