Lastovo travel guide

Lastovo - unique, remote and rugged - really is the Mediterranean as it used to be. Discover why with our Lastovo travel guide

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Peterjon Cresswell

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The small island of Lastovo, located far out in the Adriatic, is a harsh but worthwhile destination. Declared a National Nature Park in 2006, sparse, barren Lastovo warmly welcomes visitors who arrive by ferry from Split, Hvar and Vela Luka to its port of Ubli. At the other end of the island, the craggy main village of Lastovo houses a small scattering of outlets catering to tourists.

Lastovo overview

An idiosyncratic stronghold stuck out in the Adriatic between Croatia and Italy, the small island of Lastovo is not an easy destination. Served by a single...

Lastovo transport guide

Ferries and catamarans arrive at Ubli, an undistinguished hamlet and ex-army base on the south-west coast, from where minibuses and taxis can be had. Local...

Where to eat in Lastovo...

Lastovo restaurant guide

Lobster is the Lastovo speciality, fished from nearby waters and the mainstay of most menus. Grilled over an open flame or smothered in a house-style tomato...

Porto Rosso

This well-to-do restaurant on the west side of Skrivena Luka (‘Hidden Bay’) caters mainly to the sailing fraternity – hence its air of exclusivity and hefty...

Where to stay in Lastovo...

Lastovo hotel guide

It won't take you long to choose the best hotel on Lastovo island - because this remote destination still has only one. Luckily, the aptly named Hotel Solitudo...

Hotel Solitudo

4 out of 5 stars

The only hotel on the island has recently been completely renovated and renamed, aptly, the Solitudo. Set at the meeting point of two lovely bays, the Velo...

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