Golub spilja

On this mysterious island where nature and history intertwine, you will find the Golub Cave, known for its extraordinary natural beauty.

The cave is named after the many pigeons that live there, which have become synonymous with the place over time.

Legend has it that the island of Lokrum is blessed by the Benedictine monks who lived and worked there centuries ago. Those monks who loved the island had to leave due to unexpected circumstances, but they left behind a rich historical and spiritual legacy.

Near the Golub Cave is the ruins of the Lokrum Monastery, which dates back to the 12th century, and where visitors can feel a touch of history. The cave itself is part of the island's rich ecosystem, providing shelter to a variety of marine life and flora.

Visitors can swim and dive in the cave, discovering a secret world with its crystal clear waters.

In addition, Lokrum Island is also known as the "Island of Kings" as legends say that the English King Richard the Lionheart broke out here after the Third Crusade and expressed his gratitude. Over the years, the island has also been the hideout of many other nobles and celebrities who sought peace and quiet in the bosom of this place with magical views.

Golub Cave and its surroundings have a special atmosphere that invites visitors to discover the secrets of this cave and enjoy the peaceful beauty of the island. It is the perfect place to combine historical adventures with natural wonders, offering experiences that enrich both the mind and the senses.