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Sipan Port
Sipanska Luka

 

Sipan Island (pronounced shee-pan) is the largest of the Elaphiti Islands at 16.5sq km. The main port is Sudurad which is connected by road to Sipanska Luka, the other major town. In between is a verdant landscape of olive and fig trees, vineyards and citrus groves. Sipan is famous for its wine.

Sipan Island is historically interesting. During the 15th century it was a chic summer getaway for the very best Dubrovnik families, many of whom built palaces on the island. There's also a late-Gothic Rector's Palace and ruins of archbishop's palaces.

Sipan's beaches are less exalted than on Lopud but you'll have no trouble finding a pleasant place to leap into the clear sea.

There are regular boat connections to Sipan from Dubrovnik that take about one hour.

Hotels on Sipan

Staying on Sipan is ideal for getting away from it all.

Four-star hotels
Hotel Sipan
(Sipanska Luka)
Hotel Bozica (Sudurad)

Inns, guesthouses, hostels and private accommodation in Sipan

Online booking of Sipan private accommodation
Here are my tried & true favourites for rooms, apartments and guesthouses with private bathrooms. With my partner, hostelbookers.com, you can read guest reviews of these properties, see the location on a map, check availability and make your reservations.

Your non-refundable 10% deposit is billed to your credit card and you pay the balance upon arrival.

There are no service charges or booking fees.

Once you've made your booking, you receive contact details for your choice and you can pose other questions.

Jeanne's Picks

Related Pages

Elaphiti Islands

 

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