With over 6,000 km of coastline and almost 1,200 islands, Croatia offers breathtaking landscapes. In this episode we discover the Elaphiti archipelago by boat, enjoying the beauty of its islands and diving in the crystal clear sea.
The Elaphiti Islands lie off the coast of Dubrovnik. They are an ideal destination to be explored by boat: a paradise for swimmers, snorkelers and nature lovers.
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Elaphiti in the evening
The Elaphiti archipelago is one of Croatia's most popular sailing routes, off the coast of Dubrovnik.
The first stop is Koločep, famous for its blue cave. One of the most popular seaside resorts for tourists coming from all over the world.
The next stop is Šipan, the largest of the Elaphiti Islands.
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A beach on Šipan
There are hardly any cars, everything is done by boat or bicycle, which is why the island is popular with tourists: they enjoy peace and relaxation.
"Here there is mostly family tourism, living with the locals either in the house or in apartments or houses for rent. Water sports, swimming and local cuisine are popular," explains tour guide Anne Femica Kunčević. "Šipan is called the 'Golden Island', it is entered in the Guinness Book of Records because it has the most olive trees on its sixteen square kilometers in relation to the population. In winter, when there are few tourists, people dedicate themselves to olive trees and olive oil production. "
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