Local Way
Where the sea
takes you next.
Not everything worth doing starts at the ferry terminal. These are the sea experiences we would look at first.
Destination guides
The ticket is only the beginning.
Choose where you are arriving and plan the first hours, the right base and three experiences that fit the destination.
SPLIT
Leave the palace.
Find the islands.
Blue Lagoon swimming, the five-island classic and sunset from the water.
Blue Lagoon & Trogir
Blue water, Trogir stone and a half-day that does not ask you to cross the whole Adriatic. The sensible Split escape.
See availability →Blue Cave & Five Islands
Five islands in one day is ambitious, but the route earns it when the sea is calm and the caves are open.
See availability →Split Sunset Cruise
Split is better from offshore at the end of the day: a swim, a glass of wine and the city turning its lights on.
See availability →HVAR
Get off the ferry.
Stay on the water.
Pakleni Islands, open water and a full day beyond Hvar Town.
Pakleni Islands Sailing
Go when you want the islands to slow the day down: wind in the rigging, a swim stop, and no need to chase every cove.
See availability →Blue Cave & Vis
This is the long day: an early start, open water and a lot of famous names. Take it only if the forecast is kind.
See availability →Blue & Green Caves
A faster, busier cave day for people who would rather collect swim stops than sit through a quiet sail.
See availability →KORČULA
Old Town first.
Badija after.
Small islands, clear water and an easy escape from Korčula Town.
Badija, Vrnik & Stupe
The practical island hop from Korčula Town: three small islands, clear water and enough freedom to leave when you have had enough sun.
See availability →Archipelago Cruise
Badija, Vrnik, Planjak and Stupe in one run. Good for a hot afternoon when the old town has started to feel too still.
See availability →Kayaking & Wine
Paddle out past Korčula, then trade saltwater for a glass of local wine. It is the rare tour that earns both halves of its name.
See availability →DUBROVNIK
Leave the walls.
Follow the water.
Kayak the walls, swim the caves, sail the Elafiti or keep Dubrovnik in view at sunset.
Blue Cave Dubrovnik guide →Sea Kayak & Snorkel
Old Town walls, Lokrum and a swim stop — the easiest active way to see Dubrovnik from the water.
See availability →Blue & Green Caves
Caves, clear water and Šunj in a compact boat day that gets you well beyond the city walls.
See availability →Elafiti Islands
Three islands and lunch on board. Choose this when you want the whole outline in one organized day.
See availability →Sail the Elafiti
A slower, smaller full-day sail with swim stops and more breathing room than the classic cruise.
See availability →Private Elafiti Boat
Your own pace around Koločep, Lopud and Šipan — caves, swimming and lunch when you want it.
See availability →Old Town Sunset Cruise
A short evening on the water with Dubrovnik and Lokrum staying in view as the light goes.
See availability →Local Way · Montenegro
One country.
Two different coasts.
Kotor turns inward to the bay. Budva opens straight onto the Adriatic.
KOTOR
The bay keeps going.
So should you.
Blue Cave, submarine tunnels and the landmarks hidden beyond Kotor.
Blue Cave & Submarine Base
Boka is best seen from the water: a blue cave, submarine tunnels and Our Lady of the Rocks, with the bay doing most of the talking.
See availability →Blue Cave & Boka Bay
A social speedboat day through Boka Bay. Expect the highlights, the spray and very little time to yourself.
See availability →Private Blue Cave
A private boat buys you breathing room in a crowded bay. Ask for the stops that interest you and skip the ones that do not.
See availability →BUDVA
Old Town behind you.
Open coast ahead.
Coastal caves, underwater tunnels and a full day across Boka Bay.
Kayak & Coastal Caves
Budva looks different from a kayak: less beach club, more rock wall, small cave and a little work for your shoulders.
See availability →Scuba & Underwater Tunnels
A first dive for the curious, not the heroic. The instructor handles the technique while you discover what Budva looks like below the surface.
See availability →Boka Bay Cruise
A full day on Montenegro’s water, with towns, swimming stops and a lot of coastline passing by. Bring patience for the length of it.
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