DUBROVNIK, CROATIA - Semester at Sea · 2016-10-06 · DUBROVNIK, CROATIA Arrive: 0800 Tuesday, 10 July Onboard: 1800 Friday, 13 July Brief Overview: Across the Adriatic Sea from

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be subject to availability and possible price increases.

DUBROVNIK, CROATIA

Arrive: 0800 Tuesday, 10 July

Onboard: 1800 Friday, 13 July

Brief Overview: Across the Adriatic Sea from Italy lies the strikingly beautiful landscape of Croatia. The

natural beauty and clear water combine with

an abundance of medieval towns making

this a hallmark of the Mediterranean.

Dubrovnik itself is an enchanting pedestrian

city known for its intact city wall and towers;

historic churches and museums. Day and

overnight trips to other former Yugoslavian

territories of Montenegro, Bosnia and

Herzegovina are encouraged.

Nearby: The clear waters and abundant

marine life make snorkeling a popular

activity. The small mountain village of

Osojnik welcomes visitors with traditional

folk music and food.

Worth the drive: Mostar, the historic capitol

of Herzegovina, is nestled in the mountains

and named for the Ottoman bridge completed in 1556. After its destruction in 1993, it was rebuilt using

hand-cut stones and reopened in 2004. Medugorje, a small village, is the second largest Catholic

pilgrimage site in the world (Apparition Hill). If you prefer the water, head to the island of Korcula, the

fabled birthplace of Marco Polo. Montenegro, is one of the world’s last undiscovered secrets, highlighted in

the James Bond film, “Casino Royale.” The mountains drop into the sea at the Bay of Kotor and Budva has

inviting sandy beaches.

Overnight packages: You may want to stay overnight in Montenegro or spend a few days in the fascinating

coastal city of Split, where waterfront promenade is often called the “Riviera” of Croatia, and the ruins of

Roman emperor Diocletian’s palace provide ample opportunities to explore.

Suggested short-cuts to simple planning:

Register for the following “bundles” of trips based on your interests.

Art and Architecture:

Day 1: DUB13 City Orientation #1 – Churches &

Museums

Day 3: DUB28 Cavtat & Konavoski Dvori

Cultural highlights:

Day 1: DUB15 City Orientation #3 Synagogue,

Maritime Museum & Aquarium

Day 2: DUB24 Montenegro Day Trip

Taste of Croatia:

Day 1: DUB08 Osojnik Village & Folk Show

Action/Adventure:

Day 1: DUB11 Marine Ecosystems

(Kayak and Snorkeling)

Day 3: DUB 32 Marine Ecosystems

(Kayak and Snorkeling)

A Little Bit of Everything:

Day 1: DUB14 City Orientation #2 – City Walls

Day 2: DUB23 Mostar

Day 3: DUB31 Montenegro Day Trip

Day 4: DUB43 or 44 Snorkeling



Day 1: Tuesday, July 10

IMPORTANT: If you registered in one of the following courses, you have a field lab on this day.

Do not make any other travel plans as this is a designated class day in port for your course:

BIOL 1559 Marine Biology with Professor Daniel Abel

PLIR 2500 International Prosecution with Professor John Cerone

MUSI 2570 Music Culture: Global Pop with Professor Alessandra Ciucci

CPLT 2559 New Topics in Comparative Literature: Mediterranean Noir with Professor Bruce Holsinger

PSYC 4559 Cultural Psychology with Professor Julia Rux

EVSC 2200 Plants, People, Culture with Professor Thomas Smith

DUB11 DUBROVNIK MARINE ECOSYSTEMS – GROUP A Half-Day

Tour the coast by kayak and stop at

key locations to snorkel and explore

the underwater life. This is a great

opportunity to enjoy the beautiful

scenery and be active at the same

time.

Please note: Space is limited.

Participants must know how to swim.

Previous kayaking experience is a

plus. Wear a swimsuit underneath your clothes and bring a towel and sunscreen.

STANDARD PRICE Early Booking

Adult $80 $70

Child $40 $35

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 10 1000

Return July 10 1400

MEALS INCLUDED

Lunch

DUB12 SERVICE VISIT: DESA-DUBROVNIK WOMEN’S NGO

S

Half-Day

DEŠA-Dubrovnik is a non-governmental organization founded immediately after

the 1991-92 war to help women and their families cope with post-war realities.

Today, DEŠA remains committed to that goal, “improving women’s economic

independence by stimulating the development of various creative, money-

earning activities and also by promoting their active participation in a democratic

society.” Travel to DEŠA’s educational center in Lazareti, where Jany Hansal,

president of the association, will talk about the founding and history of the

organization, with a focus on the “silk story.” She will also discuss some of

DEŠA’s most important projects, such as the Center for Responsible Tourism of

the Adriatic Region, the jam made of sour oranges from Dubrovnik, and the

Educational Center for Youth. Tour the center, which includes a gallery of artwork by DEŠA’s members, and visit the workshop

where women learn weaving and embroidery.

Please note: Space is limited. Bring local currency if you wish to purchase handmade goods.


Adult $45 $40

Child $22.50 $20

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 10 1230

Return July 10 1530

MEALS INCLUDED

Lunch



DUB13 CITY ORIENTATION #1 – CHURCHES & MUSEUMS Half-Day

This walking tour of Dubrovnik will take you to the

Franciscan and Dominican Monasteries, the Rector’s

Palace, and the 18th century Cathedral. First, visit the

Franciscan Monastery, which contains a grand

collection of gold and silver paintings as well as the

oldest continuously operating pharmacy in the world,

having opened in 1317. Continue to the Dominican

Monastery, also from the 14th century, and view the

finest collection of Renaissance paintings in the city,

and the Rector’s Palace, built in the 15th century,

where you will find the City Museum. Next, make your way to the Cathedral, whose Treasury houses about 260 gold and silver

relics of various saints, as well as paintings by Titian, Rafaello, and others. We will also pass by Sponza Palace, Onofrio’s

Fountain, St. Blaise’s Church, and other historic buildings, and drive to a spot high above Old Town for a panoramic view of the

surrounding area.


Adult $60 $50

Child $30 $25

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 10 1300

Return July 10 1700

MEALS INCLUDED

None

DUB14 CITY ORIENTATION #2 – CITY WALLS Half-Day

Enter the Old Town through the Pile Gate and

immediately climb up to the magnificent walls

surrounding the city. It takes about 90 minutes to walk

around these walls, which measure 1,940 meters in

total. Take this opportunity to view Dubrovnik from

above, including its famous red-tiled roofs. Although

primarily a walking tour, this orientation includes a

drive to the viewing area high above Old Town for a

panoramic view of the surrounding area.

Please note: This tour involves strenuous walking. Bring a water bottle and wear sturdy, comfortable

walking shoes.


Adult $50 $45

Child $25 $22.50

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 10 1300

Return July 10 1700

MEALS INCLUDED

Lunch

DUB15 CITY ORIENTATION #3 – SYNAGOGUE, MARITIME MUSEUM & AQUARIUM Half-Day

This walking tour of Old Town will take you to the synagogue

and the Maritime Museum & Aquarium. First, tour the

synagogue, the oldest Sephardic synagogue in Europe. Then,

visit the monolithic St. Ivan Fort, which dominates the small

harbor on the eastern edge of Old Town. This fort has been

refurbished to include a maritime museum upstairs and an

aquarium downstairs. The museum traces the history of

Dubrovnik’s glorious shipping and shipbuilding practices and

features displays of naval artifacts and model boats. To

conclude your trip, drive to a spot high above Old Town and take in a spectacular,

panoramic view of the area.


Adult $45 $40

Child $22.50 $20

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 10 1300

Return July 10 1700

MEALS INCLUDED

None



DUB16 OSOJNIK VILLAGE & FOLK SHOW Half-Day

Travel about one hour by motorcoach to Osojnik, a typical Croatian mountain

village which has retained its medieval appearance. You will be greeted with light

refreshments, such as cheese, smoked bacon, bread, and wine, as well as a

folkloric show in the villagers’ homes. Your hosts will perform rural Croatian music

on traditional instruments, such as the lijera (a bowed fiddle) and teach regional

dances to participants. After taking part in this traditional event, enjoy a home-

cooked dinner in the village.


Adult $70 $60

Child $35 $30

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 10 1300

Return July 10 2000

MEALS INCLUDED

Dinner (No vegetarian option)



Day 2: Wednesday, July 11

DUB22 TRSTENO, STON & ISLAND OF KORČULA Full-Day

Trsteno is a picturesque village well-

known for its magnificent, centuries-old

sycamores and rich botanical garden.

After a visit to the botanical garden, the

drive continues to Ston, a historical

town on the Pelješac Peninsula.

Surrounded by stone walls five

kilometers long, Ston, which was

established in 1358, is one of the

world’s first towns to be built according to a definite urban plan. In Ston, explore

the town and visit the “Fields of Salt.” Continue to Orebic to board the ferry to Korčula. Legend has it that Korčula was the

birthplace of Marco Polo (a principle character in Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities) and that the Trojan hero, Antenor, founded the

city. A long and turbulent history has left its traces, which can be seen with the first steps taken along the lovely paved streets

of this city. In Korčula, enjoy a walking tour of the Old Town that includes visits to the Cathedral of St. Mark, with paint ings by

Tintoretto and Bassano; the Bishop’s Palace, with artwork by Michelangelo, Raphael and DaVinci; the Municipal Museum,

which shows the history of the town and the development of shipbuilding on the island; and the Museum of Icons, with a great

collection of Byzantine icons. You will also have some free time in town.


Adult $95 $85

Child $47.50 $42.50

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 11 0700

Return July 11 1815

MEALS INCLUDED

Lunch (beverages not included)

DUB21 MEDUGORJE Full-Day


Adult $45 $40

Child $22.50 $20

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 11 0700

Return July 11 1730

MEALS INCLUDED

Lunch

A small village located in Bosnia and

Herzegovina, Medugorje is a unique

phenomenon in the modern world. It

received international attention when, in

1981, six children who were playing

together between the villages of

Medugorje and Bijakovici claimed that

an apparition of the Virgin Mary

appeared to them. As a result of their

claims, Medugorje has seen more than 20 million visitors since 1981, becoming

the second largest Catholic pilgrimage site in the world. Travel from Dubrovnik approximately 85 miles (137 kilometers) to visit

the town of Medugorje and climb the path that leads to the now-famous Apparition Hill, where the children supposedly saw

their first vision. You will also have the opportunity to attend Mass at the local church, explore the area, or enjoy lunch on your

own.

Please note: This day trip requires a manifest and for each person to carry his/her passport; therefore, participants cannot sell

or exchange tickets for this trip. For those nationalities requiring a pre-issued visa for Croatia, a multiple-entry Croatia visa is

required for this trip. All visa requirements are the sole responsibility of the participant. Sturdy, comfortable walking shoes are

recommended.



DUB23 MOSTAR Full-Day

The historic capital of Herzegovina,

Mostar is currently Bosnia and

Herzegovina’s fifth largest city. Travel

four hours by motorcoach to reach this

captivating city nestled in a

mountainous region along the Neretva

River, across which spans the famous

Stari Most—the bridge for which the

town itself was named (Mostar means

“Keeper of the Bridge”). Designed by Ottoman architect Mimar Hayruddin, the

“Old Bridge” was originally constructed over nine years and completed in 1556. It stood for 427 years until it was destroyed

during the war in 1993. Residents, determined to replicate the original bridge as closely as possible, used 16th century

methods and cut stones by hand to reconstruct the anomalies of the original. Visit this landmark, which reopened in 2004 as

a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Your guided tour will also include visits to the 350-year-old Turkish House and the Old Bazaar

Kujundziluk, the oldest part of the city, where Turkish shops are located and local artisans and vendors display their wares.

Following the tour, enjoy some free time for strolling around, browsing the many craft shops, or having lunch in one of the

picturesque local restaurants.




recommended.


Adult $85 $75

Child $42.50 $37.50

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 11 0800

Return July 11 1830

MEALS INCLUDED

None

DUB24 MONTENEGRO DAY TRIP – GROUP A Full-Day

Montenegro is one of the world’s last

undiscovered secrets. First mentioned

by its original name, Crna Gora, in 1276,

Montenegro is believed to have earned

its name due to the dark forests that

covered Mount Lovcen, making the

mountain appear black. Such exotic

landscapes are not always distant and

unapproachable. Only a one-hour drive

from Dubrovnik, this neighboring country offers an unforgettable experience:

exceptional natural beauty combined with rich history and culture. In a land where the mountains descend almost directly into

the sea, enjoy the surreal atmosphere of Kotor Bay, situated on southern Europe’s largest fjord. The walled medieval city is a

UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the bay area was a common stop for sailors and traders of old. Then proceed toward the

mountains to Cetinje, a previous capital of Montenegro, which lies at the base of Mount Lovcen. Return to the coast to visit

Budva with its enticing combination of coveted beaches, bay islands and cultural heritage. The Old Town lies on a peninsula

crisscrossed with narrow streets containing several churches, shops, cafés and galleries.




recommended.


Adult $95 $85

Child $47.50 $42.50

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 11 0800

Return July 11 1830

MEALS INCLUDED

Lunch



DUB25 SPLIT 3 days/ 2 nights

The beautiful seaside city of Split is one of Croatia’s most fascinating places to visit. Beaches on the southern side of the

peninsula and the lively waterfront promenade are only part of the reason Split is a vacation destination for many Europeans.

At the city center are the impressive remains of Roman Emperor Diocletian’s vast, fortified palace built in 295. Within the

palace complex stands one of two black granite Egyptian sphinxes, dating from around 15 BCE, which originally flanked the

entrance to Diocletian’s mausoleum. Converted to a cathedral, it is one of architecture’s great ironies since Diocletian was

known primarily for his violent persecution of Christians. In addition to the palace and cathedral, you will visit Split’s

Archaeological Museum and the Meštrovic Gallery that was the home of

Croatia’s most famous 20th-century sculptor, Ivan Meštrovic (1883-1962).

This trip also includes a full-day visit to Krka Waterfalls National Park and

surrounding area. View the multitude of waterfalls and observe the numerous

lakes and deep canyons or take a swim in the pools at the lower falls. On the

islet of Visovac, visit a Franciscan monastery situated at the spot where the

Krka River widens into a lake.

Plenty of free time in the evenings and morning of day 3 for independent

pursuits. On the return trip to Dubrovnik, there will be a brief stop in Makarska

and a visit to the Seashell museum.

Notes: Bring a swimsuit.


Adult $600 $535

Child $300 $267.50

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 11 0800

Return July 13 1800

MEALS INCLUDED

2 Breakfasts

2 Lunches

2 Dinners

DUB26 SERVICE VISIT: ORPHANAGE & CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL – GROUP A Half-Day

Visit the children’s ward of a local hospital and an orphanage in Dubrovnik.

Currently there are 67 children in the orphanage, ranging from newborn to 18

years old. At both places, tour the facilities and then spend time interacting with

the children. You will be provided with interactive materials to aid in engagement

with the children. These materials will be donated to the orphanage and to the

hospital upon your departure. (The price of this practicum includes a small

donation.)

Please note: Space is limited. Bring a swimsuit and towel for possible water play

with the children.


Adult $25 $20

Child $12.50 $10

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 11 0815

Return July 11 1130

MEALS INCLUDED

None



DUB27 SNORKELING - GROUP A Half-Day

From Gruž Harbor, depart via

motorboat to reach your snorkeling

site near the Island of Koločep,

known locally as Kalamota. One of

the 14 Elafiti islands, Koločep is

located opposite Dubrovnik at the

southern end of the country. With its

sandy and secluded rocky beaches,

this small island offers an escape

from the hustle and bustle of the

city. Enjoy snorkeling in the beautiful turquoise water where you will view thousands

of Adriatic fish.

Please note: Space is limited. This trip is recommended for experienced snorkelers. Wear a bathing suit underneath your clothing

and bring a towel and sunscreen. Masks, equipment, and brief instruction will be provided.


Adult $35 $30

Child $17.50 $15

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 11 0900

Return July 11 1300

MEALS INCLUDED

None

DUB28 CAVTAT & KONAVOSKI DVORI Half-Day

This trip takes you to a typical village in the fertile

Konavle Valley, the southern region of Croatia. You will

visit the charming little town of Cavtat, once a large

Greek and later Roman colony. Destroyed by the Slavs

in the seventh century, it never regained its

importance. Today, it is a seaside resort reminding one

of the small towns on the French Riviera. You will visit

the Bigišic collection with works of art, handicrafts, and

archaeological artifacts. If you wish, climb the hill

overlooking the town (125 steps) to visit the

mausoleum of the Racic family, a masterpiece of architecture constructed in 1922 by Croatia’s

famous sculptor, Ivan Meštrovic. Lunch will be at the Konavoski Dvori restaurant, situated on the

River Juta and surrounded by natural beauty. The restaurant is famous for its water-operated mills that remain from the time

when it was a mill factory.


Adult $75 $65

Child $37.50 $32.50

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 11 1100

Return July 11 1600

MEALS INCLUDED

Lunch

DUB29 MONTENEGRO OVERNIGHT 2 days/ 1 night



by its original name, Crna Gora, in

1276, Montenegro is believed to have

earned its name due to the dark forests

that covered Mount Lovcen, making the





exceptional natural beauty combined with rich history and culture. Kotor Bay,

situated on southern Europe’s largest fjord, in a land where the mountains

descend almost directly into the sea. The walled medieval city is a UNESCO World

Heritage Site, and the bay area was a common stop for sailors and traders of old.

Please note: For those nationalities requiring a pre-issued visa for Croatia, a multiple-entry Croatia visa is required for this trip.


Adult $270 $240

Child $135 $120

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 11 1300

Return July 12 1800

MEALS INCLUDED

1 Snack

1 Dinner

1 Breakfast

1 Lunch



DUB29 MONTENEGRO OVERNIGHT 2 days/ 1 night

All visa requirements are the sole responsibility of the participant.

Itinerary:

Day 1: Depart for your journey to Montenegro. Stop in Kotor for a sightseeing tour and a visit to the cathedral. Then proceed

toward the mountains to Cetinje, a previous capital of Montenegro, which lies at the base of Mount Lovcen. Visit to the

museum in Cetinje. Return to the coast to visit Budva with its enticing combination of coveted beaches, bay islands and

cultural heritage. The Old Town lies on a peninsula criss-crossed with narrow streets containing several churches, shops, cafés

and galleries. Enjoy walking tour in Budva, before dinner.

Day 2: The morning is free for independent pursuits. After lunch, at the local restaurant, depart for Dubrovnik.



Day 3: Thursday, July 12

DUB31 MONTENEGRO DAY TRIP – GROUP B Full-Day



by its original name, Crna Gora, in 1276,

Montenegro is believed to have earned

its name due to the dark forests that

covered Mount Lovcen, making the





exceptional natural beauty combined with rich history and culture. In a land where the mountains descend almost directly into

the sea, enjoy the surreal atmosphere of Kotor Bay, situated on southern Europe’s largest fjord. The walled medieval city is a

UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the bay area was a common stop for sailors and traders of old. Then proceed toward the

mountains to Cetinje, a previous capital of Montenegro, which lies at the base of Mount Lovcen. Return to the coast to visit

Budva with its enticing combination of coveted beaches, bay islands and cultural heritage. The Old Town lies on a peninsula

criss-crossed with narrow streets containing several churches, shops, cafés and galleries.




recommended.


Adult $95 $85

Child $47.50 $42.50

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 12 0800

Return July 12 1830

MEALS INCLUDED

Lunch

DUB32 DUBROVNIK MARINE ECOSYSTEMS – GROUP B Half-Day

Tour the coast by kayak and stop at

key locations to snorkel and explore

the underwater life. This is a great

opportunity to enjoy the beautiful

scenery and be active at the same

time.

Please note: Space is limited.

Participants must know how to swim.

Previous kayaking experience is a

plus. Wear a swimsuit underneath your clothes and bring a towel and sunscreen.


Adult $80 $70

Child $40 $35

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 12 0900

Return July 12 1300

MEALS INCLUDED

Lunch

DUB33 SNORKELING – GROUP B Half-Day

From Gruž Harbor, depart via

motorboat to reach your snorkeling

site near the Island of Koločep,

known locally as Kalamota. One of

the 14 Elafiti islands, Koločep is

located opposite Dubrovnik at the

southern end of the country. With

its sandy and secluded rocky

beaches, this small island offers an

escape from the hustle and bustle

of the city. Enjoy snorkeling in the beautiful turquoise water where you will view


Adult $35 $30

Child $17.50 $15

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 12 0900

Return July 12 1300

MEALS INCLUDED

None



DUB33 SNORKELING – GROUP B Half-Day

thousands of Adriatic fish.

Please note: Space is limited. This trip is recommended for experienced snorkelers. Wear a bathing suit underneath your

clothing and bring a towel and sunscreen. Masks, equipment, and brief instruction will be provided.

DUB34 KONAVLE VALLEY & CAVTAT Full-Day

This tour takes you to a

typical village in the fertile

Konavle Valley, the

southern region of Croatia.

You will visit the charming

little town of Cavtat, once a

large Greek and later

Roman colony. Destroyed

by the Slavs in the seventh

century, it never regained its importance. Today, it is a seaside resort reminding

one of the small towns on the French Riviera. You will visit the gallery of the artist Mijo Šiša and then the mlinci (old mills)

located in the Konavoski Dvori restaurant, which is situated on the River Juta and surrounded by natural beauty. These stone

mills, which were operated by water, were once used to grind wheat to make flour. Following sightseeing in the park, visit the

ancient house of Glavic where a simple lunch will be served.


Adult $50 $45

Child $25 $22.50

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 12 0900

Return July 12 1500

MEALS INCLUDED

Lunch

DUB35 SERVICE VISIT: ORPHANAGE & CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL – GROUP C Half-Day







donation.)


with the children.


Adult $25 $20

Child $12.50 $10

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 12 0815

Return July 12 1130

MEALS INCLUDED

None



Day 4: Friday, July 13

IMPORTANT: If you registered in one of the following courses, you have a field lab on this day.

Do not make any other travel plans as this is a designated class day in port for your course:

PLIR 3000 International Terrorism and Violence with Professor Jawad Barghothi

DUB41 ISLAND OF KORČULA & MUSEUM OF ICONS Half-Day

Korčula is an ideal place to

consider the cross-currents of

Mediterranean trade, travel, and

the arts during the later Middle

Ages and the Renaissance.

Travel west about two hours

through the Dubrovnik Riviera

and along the Pelješac

Peninsula before boarding the

ferry to Korčula, said to be the

birthplace of Marco Polo. Legend also tells us that the city was founded by the

Trojan hero, Antenor. In Korčula, enjoy a walking tour of the Old Town including a

visit to the Museum of Icons with its great collection of Byzantine icons. Also visit

the Cathedral of St. Mark with paintings by Tintoretto and Bassano and the

Bishop’s Palace with artwork by Michelangelo, Raphael, and Da Vinci. Enjoy

some free time in the town before returning to the ship.


Adult $95 $85

Child $47.50 $42.50

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 13 0800

Return July 13 1300

MEALS INCLUDED

Lunch

DUB42 SERVICE VISIT: ORPHANAGE & CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL – GROUP B Half-Day







donation.)


with the children.


Adult $25 $20

Child $12.50 $10

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 13 0815

Return July 13 1130

MEALS INCLUDED

None



DUB43 SNORKELING – GROUP C Half-Day

Depart from Gruž Harbor via

motorboat to reach your

snorkeling site near the Island of

Koločep, known locally as

Kalamota. One of the 14 Elafiti

islands, Koločep is located

opposite Dubrovnik at the

southern end of the country.

With its sandy and secluded

rocky beaches, this small island

offers an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Enjoy snorkeling in the

beautiful turquoise water where you will view thousands of Adriatic fish.




Adult $35 $30

Child $17.50 $15

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 13 0900

Return July 13 1300

MEALS INCLUDED

None

DUB44 SNORKELING – GROUP D Half-Day

Depart from Gruž Harbor via

motorboat to reach your

snorkeling site near the Island of

Koločep, known locally as

Kalamota. One of the 14 Elafiti

islands, Koločep is located

opposite Dubrovnik at the

southern end of the country.

With its sandy and secluded

rocky beaches, this small island

offers an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Enjoy snorkeling in the

beautiful turquoise water where you will view thousands of Adriatic fish.




Adult $35 $30

Child $17.50 $15

TIME

Date Time

Depart July 13 0900

Return July 13 1300

MEALS INCLUDED

None

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