Top 3 Hiking & Trekking Tours in Dubrovnik

1.Hiking & Swimming on Koločep Island Day Trip

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 38 reviews · from $104Our pick

Meet your English-speaking guide at Gruž Harbor and take a local ferry to Koločep. Walk about 8 kilometers through fragrant myrtle, laurel, thyme, and rosemary, then stop at quiet swimming spots and possible cliff-jumping areas. Guides including Zeljka, Jane, Maura, and Mare lead small groups.

“Had an amazing time with Zeljka! She’s super friendly and very passionate nature lover. Also, highly recommend taking her suggestions to have lunch at the local restaurant. It was definitely one of the best meals we had during our time in Croatia! Overall, highly recommend if you’re interested in hiking”

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2.Panoramic Sunset Hike

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 36 reviews · 3 to 4 hours (approx.) · from $92Best value

Join a small English-language group on Mount Srđ for wide views of Dubrovnik, Lokrum, and the Old Town walls. You’ll visit the Homeland War Museum inside Napoleon’s Fort Imperial, then watch sunset from private land with wine and local snacks. Guides may include Yuri, Eugen, or Tommy.

“This was a great trip from start to end, hike was fairly paced so all comfortable and able to learn some history of Croatia and Dubrovnik whilst taking in the views. The fort at the top was interesting to walk through and then being lead to a private viewing platform to enjoy the sunset away from bigger crowds was great. Topped off with wine and snacks was nice to chat with other guests and our leader Eugen and the rest of team”

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3.Kolocep Island Hiking and Swimming Full Day Trip from Dubrovnik

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 13 reviews · 6 hours (approx.) · from $105

Meet Mare or Zeljka at Gruž Harbor for a ferry ride to Koločep. Walk about 8 kilometers through pine, myrtle, laurel, thyme, and rosemary, then swim in a quiet cove with optional cliff jumping. The small group has no more than eight people.

“A wonderful escape from the crowds! Zeljka was an amazing guide who took us on a beautiful wooded and coastal hike on Kolocep island. Very clean trails (some areas have loose gravel) that could have been a millennia old! About 2/3 into our hike we stopped for a swim that included an opportunity to cliff jump, about 20 feet. Zeljka used my phone to record a video of my husband and I jumping. After swimming we hiked another 20 minutes to a leisurely lunch at a family owned restaurant on a beach. Fresh fish was included on the menu and was cooked on the outdoor fire. A delicious meal! After…”

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