The Elaphiti Islands

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Location

Dubrovnik
Croatia
42° 43' 6.8088" N, 17° 53' 34.4256" E
HR
General info: 

The Elaphiti Islands are a great environment for people seeking pristine scenery in Croatia. The archipelago comprises of 13 islands and has a total surface of about 30 square kilometers. The permanent population of the islands does not exceed 850 inhabitants, but loads tourists come here during summertime. Only three of the islands have resources for tourists, namely SIpan, Lopud and Kolocep. Lopud is the most known for its sandy beaches. The islands seem to be inhabited for at least one thousand years, as Kolocep has seven pre-Romanesque churches that date back from the turn of the millennium. Elaphiti Islands are able to provide both cultural and recreational venues, depending on your preferences. You can visit churches on Lopud island or you can head to the coastal area and take a walk on the esplanade.

Getting there: 

Boats to the island leave from the Port of Gruz in Dubrovnik where you can reach any of the three islands.

Costs: 

Ticekts cost 23 kn for adults, while children between 3-12 benefit from a 50% discount. Children under 3 can travel for free.

Interesting places nearby

BASE: 2575ft
SUMMIT: 2788ft
VERTICAL DROP: 213ft

NO. OF. LIFTS: 2
Gondolas: 0
Chairs: 0
Surface: 2

BASE: 2395ft
SUMMIT: 3267ft
VERTICAL DROP: 872ft

NO. OF. LIFTS: 3
Gondolas: 0
Chairs: 0
Surface: 3

4 ski tows, 7 runs, a cross-country trail and a toboggan-run, ice-skating and curling guarantee fun and relaxation for the young and the old. Without means of transport directly from your front door onto the slope.

Great skiing offered by the resort's 50 modern lifts and more than 100 km of slopes, perfectly prepared from December to April, thanks to an advanced snow-making system.

BASE: 4494ft
SUMMIT: 5702ft
VERTICAL DROP: 1181ft

NO. OF. LIFTS: 8
Gondolas: 0
Chairs: 2
Surface: 6

Located only 15 km from the Trento Centro (A22-E45) motorway exit Monte Bondone is a renowned Trentino ski resort, home to the famous “3-Tre” and “Trofeo Topolino”.