TUI BLUE Kalamota Island - Adults Only
Adults-only island retreat with a beach, spa, and pool near Dubrovnik
About this hotel
Escape to the tranquil, car-free Kolocep Island, just a 25-minute ferry journey from the bustling city of Dubrovnik. This adults-only haven is set amidst a vibrant landscape of tropical palms, orange, and olive trees, with the clear Adriatic waters lapping at its shores. Guests can enjoy the peace and unspoiled natural beauty, finding relaxation away from the crowds. The hotel features a refreshing pool and a dedicated spa and wellness centre for ultimate rejuvenation. Dining options include both indoor air-conditioned comfort and a spacious outdoor patio, perfect for enjoying meals with scenic views of the mainland mountains. Each room, refurbished in 2013, provides an outdoor balcony or patio, offering a private space to unwind.
- Adults-only hotel
- Beachfront location
- Island setting
- Spa and wellness facilities
- Outdoor pool
Our take
TUI BLUE Kalamota Island takes you off the mainland: Koločep is one of the Elaphiti Islands, car-free and a short ferry ride from Dubrovnik. The hotel adds a beachfront, a pool, a spa and gardens, and the adults-only rule keeps the mood quiet, rated 8.9 from 765 reviews. My advice is to check the ferry timetable before planning evenings in Dubrovnik's Old Town; guests who want to walk into the city every night should stay on the mainland.
- ✓Take advantage of the car-free island setting by exploring the walking paths and enjoying the natural surroundings.
- ✓Plan your ferry trips to Dubrovnik in advance to make the most of your day trips to the city.
- ✓Unwind in the spa and wellness facilities for a truly relaxing experience during your stay.
Why we love it
- The serene, car-free island location
- Adults-only peaceful atmosphere
- Beachfront access and clear Adriatic waters
- Spa and wellness centre for relaxation
Why guests love itTUI BLUE Kalamota Island is adults only, so it is not an option for a family with children. For couples, it offers something unusual near Dubrovnik: the hotel sits on car-free Koločep, a short ferry ride from the city, with its own beachfront, a pool, and a spa and wellness centre among Mediterranean gardens. Rooms have private balconies or patios. I would point parents towards family hotels on the mainland instead, where children are welcome.