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Grebeni Lighthouse: A Sentinel of the Adriatic

Escape to a historic lighthouse on a secluded islet near Dubrovnik, offering stunning sea views and a unique Adriatic experience.

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The Grebeni Lighthouse, built in 1872, stands on a small islet near Dubrovnik, Croatia, marking a treacherous reef. Today, it operates as an automated light and a unique vacation villa, offering stunning 360-degree views and a tranquil escape.

A brief summary to Grebeni Lighthouse

  • Otok Greben, Dubrovnik, 20000, Dubrovnik, Lapad, HR

Local tips

  • Visit during sunset for breathtaking views and photo opportunities.
  • Bring water and snacks, as amenities are limited on the island.
  • Wear comfortable shoes for exploring the rocky terrain around the lighthouse.
  • Consider taking a boat tour for a unique perspective of the lighthouse and surrounding islands.
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Getting There

  • Boat Tour

    Several boat tours depart from Dubrovnik's Old Town harbor and include a stop at the Grebeni Lighthouse. These tours often combine sightseeing with visits to other nearby islands and attractions. Prices vary depending on the tour operator and inclusions, but typically range from €30-€70 per person. Ensure the tour itinerary includes a stop at the lighthouse.

  • Private Boat Rental

    For a more personalized experience, consider renting a private boat from the Old Town or Gruž harbor. Several operators offer rentals, with prices varying depending on the size and type of boat. A typical rental for a small boat suitable for reaching the lighthouse starts around €100-€150 for a half-day. Be sure to inform the rental company of your intention to visit the lighthouse and confirm that the boat is equipped for the journey.

  • Public Transport & Ferry

    From Dubrovnik's main bus station, take bus number 6 or 4 to the Lapad area. Get off at the final stop near the harbor. From there, local boat services operate to Grebeni Lighthouse. A one-way boat fare typically costs around 50 HRK (approximately €7). Check the boat schedule in advance as it may vary.

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Grebeni Lighthouse, a historic sentinel erected in 1872 by the Austro-Hungarian Empire, safeguards the bay of Lapad near Dubrovnik. Perched on the islet of Grebeni, a cluster of five small, rugged islands, the lighthouse marks a reef approximately 300 meters from the coast of the Lapad peninsula. Originally built to guide sailors safely into the port of Gruž, the lighthouse has since been automated and converted into a unique villa. The structure itself comprises a small, quadrangular stone tower connected to a ground-floor building, encompassing a total area of 140 square meters. Today, Grebeni Lighthouse offers visitors a chance to experience the solitude and beauty of the Adriatic. The villa accommodates up to eight guests and features five bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and a spacious open-air terrace with a lounge area and pool. Concrete steps provide easy access to the sea, inviting guests to swim in the crystal-clear waters or explore the rocky coastline. Staying at the lighthouse provides a unique perspective of the Dubrovnik coastline, with panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea and the nearby Elaphite Islands. The lighthouse is powered by solar panels, embracing renewable energy. While offering complete privacy, it's also conveniently located just a short boat ride away from Dubrovnik's attractions.

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