Kolocep Island was the second island that we visited on our Elaphiti Island tour. There were quite a few boats coming over from Dubrovnic and discharging hundreds of visitors, so the main port got quite crowded. Apparently the population of the island remains quite low and this is a popular draw for those wanting a "get away from it all holiday".

Very short visit as part of a 3 island tour but the short time we had there we loved . The walking trails from where the boat docked provided stunning views of pristine coastline and blue caves . Was fun watching the swimmers diving off the rocks .

This is such a beautiful island. We didn’t have too long here as we visited as part of the 3 island tour, so we decided to head to the beach to do some swimming and snorkelling. We spent most of the hour in the water as it was so beautiful. The water was so blue and so clear. We saw so many different types of fish and plenty of sea urchins, which was awesome. I had never seen them before. Would definitely visit again and spent more time exploring.

This is a beautiful peaceful island which you can hike around on some good, sometimes steep, paths. I really recommend hiring kayaks from the beach by the ferry port - you can kayak to the caves and around the entire island within 3-4 hours. It is a shame that the TUI Blue Kalamota Island Hotel ruins the peaceful atmosphere in the evening - blaring bad music without any consideration for other visitors or locals.

Beautiful scenic island with calm and clear waters. Not much in the way of shops or restaurants if you aren’t staying at the main hotel there. Some nice walks around the island however, it was so hot in August, even in the morning to trek some of the rugged terrain. I loved staying here in the main hotel with all the facilities but if I’d come for just a visit I wouldn’t know what to do with myself. I’d perhaps need a big umbrella to sit on the beach under for a few hours whilst waiting for the return ferry. From Kolocep to Dubrovnik I found the ferry’s very infrequent but I guess it depends where you are visiting from.

This is such a cute little island. We did not have much time- just a 45 minute stop to walk around. Do take a walk to the opposite side and there is a tiny little church that fits about a dozen people - its just cute to look at. There was a nice vendor selling local jams and jellies - so I bought watermelon - have not tried it yet. Prices were reasonable. Tiny grocery stores for basic goods. I probably would get bored after a day though.