Dubrovnik · DUBROVNIK SUNSET CRUISES
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These 8 dubrovnik sunset cruises cover Dubrovnik’s strongest options right now, with prices, timings and the kind of traveller each one suits.
1-hour shared sunset cruise from Dubrovnik’s Old Town pier, English guidance, views of city walls and Lokrum, Adriatic sunset colors.
“Boat was nice, plenty of space, small group. Smooth sailing, nice and informative stories, absolutely gorgeous sunset in the sea! We had a great and memorable time!”
Cruise on Dubrovnik's Karaka ship at sunset for Old Town wall views, sparkling wine, and host stories over the Adriatic.
“It was a fun activity in Dubrovnik, even if the sea was a bit wavy. The boat looked like model ships in the Maritime museum.”
Sail a 16th-century Karaka replica at Dubrovnik sunset, with sparkling wine, city walls views, and Lokrum pass-by on a 90-minute cruise.
“Nice relaxing cruise. They serve alcohol. You get a sparkling wine free at boarding and then another free drink”
Sail Dubrovnik’s Old Town walls at sunset on the small Slavija boat. Sip signature cocktails, enjoy snacks, and watch Lokrum go by.
“We had a great time met some great people too. Sunset was great! X2 cocktails and they were yum.”
A one-hour Dubrovnik sunset cruise from the Old Port, sailing past the walled city and islands. Small shared boat, mobile ticket, mobile-friendly.
“Lovely little sunset cruise. It lasted about an hour and 20 minutes. We saw sites, caves and the ball drop, of course. It’s no frills (small wooden boat, no drinks or amenities) but that was fine with us. The boat only holds about 24 people max which was what we wanted.”
One-hour small-group Dubrovnik sunset cruise with free sparkling wine, Old Town wall views, and Lokrum Island. Ideal for golden hour photos.
“Kiosk staff very helpful as when we missed original booking due to traffic we were accommodated onto following day with no problem and without charge. The two crew members were excellent and offered fizz and nibbles throughout, and were also happy to take photos. Truly memorable and highly recommended.”
A 1.5-hour Dubrovnik sunset cruise on a 16th-century galleon replica, with a live guide, welcome drink, and island views.
“It was a very nice boat trip to see a sunset. The boat is very beautiful. We saw very beautiful caves and Dubrovnik from the sea. We received a complimentary drink on the entry (we heard lots of smashing glasses - they should be made of plastic). There was a pirate who told us about what we could see when we were sailing. And there was a singer who sang us some nice songs while we were watching the sun to go down. It was a perfect sunset.”
Open-air Dubrovnik sunset cruise with 2 cocktails, snacks, and free WiFi, sailing past City Walls to Lokrum in 90 minutes.
“The trip was okay, however, it didn't feel like it was appropriate to take the boat out as the water was extremely choppy. There were occasions the boat was fully swaying back and forth and felt dangerous. The food served was okay but only my friend ate the 1 canapé, so seemed a waste. The cocktail menu was limited and had no classic cocktails so we didn't get the full experience from this either. The sunset was pretty from the boat however equally as pretty not on the boat.”
