Dubrovnik: Sunset Catamaran Tour & Sparkling Wine

Sunset sailing past Dubrovnik’s city walls with wine and sea breeze

You’ll board a comfortable catamaran in Dubrovnik’s Old Town harbor for an evening of sailing past historic city walls and Lokrum island. Enjoy chilled sparkling wine on plush cushions while soaking up golden sunset views with a friendly local crew. Expect laughter, sea breezes, and those rare moments when time feels slower than usual.

What’s included

Your evening includes check-in at Dubrovnik’s Old Town harbor before boarding a colorful catamaran with plush cushions and lazy bags. A professional crew and skipper handle everything while you enjoy a glass of sparkling wine; there’s also an onboard restroom for comfort throughout your relaxed cruise along city walls and Lokrum island before returning to port.

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Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Sunset catamaran tour in Dubrovnik

• Check in at Regina Maris Old Town stand
• Board the modern catamaran
• Sail past Dubrovnik city walls and Lokrum island
• Relax on cushions with sparkling wine
• Enjoy panoramic sunset views over Old Town
• Capture photos of sunset and skyline

The Experience

I’ll admit, I almost missed the check-in for this sunset catamaran tour in Dubrovnik — got distracted by a street musician near the Old Town harbor. But once we found the Regina Maris stand (it’s right there by the water, but easy to walk past if you’re gawking at the city walls), things slowed down. The crew greeted us with that relaxed Croatian warmth — not fake-smiley, just real. I remember our skipper waving from the deck, hair all windblown already.

The catamaran itself was bright blue and honestly looked way comfier than I expected. We flopped onto these huge lazy bags, shoes off, toes up. Someone handed me a glass of sparkling wine — cold enough that it fogged up in my hand. The air smelled like salt and sunscreen and something herbal drifting off Lokrum island as we sailed past. Our guide pointed out where Game of Thrones filmed some scenes, which made half the boat perk up (the other half pretended not to care but definitely snapped photos).

As we drifted along the Dubrovnik city walls, the light changed so fast it felt like someone was playing with a dimmer switch — gold one second, then this deep orange that made everyone look sunburned in a good way. There was a moment when nobody talked; just waves slapping against the hull and some seagulls arguing overhead. I tried to say “cheers” in Croatian (Živjeli!) — Li laughed when I butchered it, but hey, effort counts.

I still think about how quiet it got as the sun dipped behind Lokrum. Not silent exactly — just everyone sort of lost in their own thoughts or maybe just letting their phones rest for once. If you need a restroom, there’s one tucked away below deck (I checked). The whole thing felt less like a tour and more like being let in on something locals actually do after work. So yeah, if you’re looking for a day trip from Dubrovnik that isn’t all hustle or selfie sticks… this is probably it.

Top questions

Where does the sunset catamaran tour depart from in Dubrovnik?

The tour departs from the Regina Maris stand at Dubrovnik’s Old Town harbor.

Is sparkling wine included on the Dubrovnik sunset catamaran tour?

Yes, each guest receives a glass of chilled sparkling wine during the cruise.

Are there restrooms available on board?

Yes, there is a restroom available on board the catamaran.

Do I need to check in before boarding?

Yes, you must check in at the Regina Maris Old Town stand 15 minutes before departure.

Is this sunset catamaran tour suitable for children or infants?

Yes, but infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap during the cruise.

How long does the sunset cruise last?

The exact timing is approximate; plan for an early evening experience as sunset approaches.

Does this day trip sail close to Lokrum island?

Yes, you’ll sail past Lokrum island as part of the route along Dubrovnik’s coastline.