Things to do in Lastovo Island
Discover the best attractions and experiences Lastovo Island has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore Lastovo's enduring heritage through its ancient towns and stone fortifications.
Old Town of Lastovo
A well-preserved fortified village with narrow lanes and stone houses dating back to the medieval era.
Church of St. Kuzma and Damjan
A historic church in Lastovo showcasing traditional Dalmatian architecture and religious art.
Lastovo Fortress (Kula Lastovska)
Ruins of an ancient hilltop fortress offering panoramic views of the island and coast.
Museums
Learn about the island’s history, culture, and maritime heritage through small, focused collections.
Lastovo Ethnographic Museum
Displays local crafts, traditional clothing, and daily life from the island's history.
Lastovo Maritime Museum
Explore seafaring stories and artifacts from the Lastovo archipelago.
Island Heritage Center
A small collection highlighting Lastovo’s cultural legacy and architecture.
Religious Monuments
Visit sacred sites that reveal Lastovo’s spiritual and artistic heritage.
Parish Church of St. Kuzma and Damjan (Lastovo)
A central religious site with historical significance and traditional interiors.
Chapels scattered across Lastovo
Small hillside chapels and sanctuaries reflecting the island’s devotional life.
Local churchyards and devotional landmarks
Quiet spaces with timeless stonework and peaceful atmospheres.
National & Theme Parks
The protected Lastovo Islands Nature Park showcases rugged beauty and serene coastal landscapes.
Lastovo Islands Nature Park
Protected archipelago with scenic trails, coves, and traditional stone villages.
Archipelago boat trips
Boat excursions to remote islets and tranquil coves around Lastovo.
Hiking along coastal and island trails
Easy to moderate trails with sweeping sea views and viewpoints.
Neighborhoods
Explore the island’s characteristic settlements and their atmospheres.
Lastovo Town (Stari Grad)
The main historic settlement with winding streets and stone houses.
Ubli
Gateway to the island with a charming harbour and seaside vibe.
Zavala
Coastal village known for its quiet charm and views over the Adriatic.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy the island without spending much—scenic walks and natural wonders await.
Walk the stone streets of Lastovo Town
Stroll through centuries-old lanes and admire traditional architecture.
Sunset strolls along the coast
Pause at vantage points to watch the sun sink over the Adriatic.
Coastal hiking and viewpoints
Easy hikes with panoramic sea views and photo-worthy spots.
Gastronomy
Savor the island’s simple, fresh flavors and local produce.
Seafood and buzara
Fresh fish and shellfish prepared with light Dalmatian flavors.
Lastovo wine and olive oil tastings
Try local island wines and olive oils produced near the coast.
Traditional island cheeses and bread
Local cheeses paired with rustic bread and olive oil.
Nightlife
Low-key evenings by the sea with intimate venues and seasonal charm.
Seafront bars in Ubli and Lastovo Town
Relax with a drink while listening to the waves and local chatter.
Summer village gatherings
Occasional live music and communal evenings in small piazzas.
Quiet stargazing nights
Clear skies provide excellent conditions for astronomy by the coast.
Entertainment
Seasonal cultural moments and traditional performances.
Klapa singing and folk performances
Local vocal groups sharing traditional melodies in warm settings.
Village festas and processions
Seasonal celebrations reflecting Lastovo’s culture.
Boat-based cultural experiences
Evening cruises with scenic views and ambient music.
Sports
Adventure and water-based activities in crystal-clear waters.
Diving and snorkeling around Lastovo
Explore underwater life in sheltered coves and reefs.
Kayaking around the archipelago
Paddle along rugged shores and discover hidden bays.
Hiking and cycling on island trails
Trail routes with varying levels and panoramic sea views.
Off the Track
Hidden corners and unique experiences away from the crowds.
Sailing around the Lastovo archipelago
Private or small-group sails to remote islets and coves.
Visit local olive oil farms
See traditional production and sample fresh oils.
Secluded coves by boat or kayak
Discover less-visited shorelines with pristine beaches.