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Day Trips · Dubrovnik Neretva, Dubrovnik

Lokrum Island

  • DistanceAbout 600 m east of the Old Town (10-15 minutes by boat)
  • Travel time10-15 minutes by boat
  • TransportBoat: Lokrum ferries from the Dubrovnik Old Port (Luža ticket office, +385 99 476 5224, sales@lokrum.hr), EUR 30 (~$34.50) adult including reserve entry, roughly every 30 minutes from about 09:00 in season; timetable at lokrum.hr
  • Best seasonMay-October for swimming; the reserve can be visited in spring and autumn when boats run

Lokrum is a forested nature-reserve island about 600 m off the Old Town with a Benedictine monastery ruin, a botanical garden, a saltwater lake called the Dead Sea and peacocks, reached by short boat rides from the Old Port.

Practical information for Lokrum Island · Last updated October 2026
Distance About 600 m east of the Old Town (10-15 minutes by boat)
Travel time 10-15 minutes by boat
Getting there Boat: Lokrum ferries from the Dubrovnik Old Port (Luža ticket office, +385 99 476 5224, sales@lokrum.hr), EUR 30 (~$34.50) adult including reserve entry, roughly every 30 minutes from about 09:00 in season; timetable at lokrum.hr
Address Luža ticket office, Old Port, Dubrovnik (departure point); Forester's House on Lokrum for independent arrivals

How to get there

  • Mode
    Official Lokrum boat from the Old Port
    Cost
    EUR 30 (~$34.50) adult including reserve admission
    Frequency
    Roughly every 30 minutes in season; the timetable is published as a PDF on lokrum.hr
  • Mode
    Private boat, kayak or water taxi
    Cost
    EUR 30 (~$34.50) reserve admission paid at the Forester's House (09:00-16:00) plus the cost of transport
    Frequency
    On demand
  • Mode
    Lokrum and Trsteno boat trip
    Cost
    EUR 42 (~$48); Trsteno admission extra
    Frequency
    Seasonal

Location

Luža ticket office, Old Port, Dubrovnik (departure point); Forester's House on Lokrum for independent arrivals

42.6253, 18.1217 View on map

Highlights

  • Walk the shaded paths to the Napoleonic Fort Royal at the top of the island
  • Swim in the Dead Sea saltwater lake and from rocky coves
  • See the ruined Benedictine monastery and botanical garden
  • Watch the free-roaming peacocks and rabbits
  • Look back at the Old Town walls from the island