A Hilton beachfront resort on the Elaphiti Islands
Hilton Lopud Beach Resort & Spa sits directly on the water on Lopud — a small, car-free island in the Elaphiti chain, a short boat ride from Dubrovnik. The resort is currently closed for a full renovation and reopens under the Hilton flag in 2027, with 111 rooms and suites plus 7 further apartments in a separate building, every one opening onto its own balcony or terrace over the Adriatic.
Green Yogi Traveler is a licensed Croatian travel agency — when you bring your group here, we handle the accommodation, transfers, meals and day-to-day logistics, so you can focus on your retreat.
At a glance
Amenities
- Heated infinity pool
- Private beach & pier
- Spa & wellness centre
- 3 restaurants, 2 bars
- Gym & tennis courts
- 4 meeting rooms
Exterior
118 rooms across a beachfront resort
Bedrooms
111 rooms and suites in the main hotel, plus 7 further apartments in a separate building — every one opens onto its own balcony or terrace over the Adriatic, per Hilton's own announcement for the reopened resort. Room-by-room detail (exact bed configurations, floor plans) isn't available yet since the property is still being rebuilt; once it reopens in 2027 we'll have the same room-by-room breakdown we give for every other venue.
Yoga & workshops
Four meeting rooms and a ballroom give a retreat plenty of indoor options for workshops and sharing circles. One of the conference rooms is naturally lit with daylight streaming in through full-height windows, so it doubles as an indoor yoga space on a wet-weather day — not just a boardroom. When the weather cooperates, the resort's terraces open straight onto the sea for outdoor sessions looking out over the bay and the Elaphiti Islands.
Bedrooms & bathrooms
Rooms are contemporary and light, with sea-view balconies, walk-in showers and the usual comforts — TV, air conditioning, free WiFi.
Lopud Island & the Dubrovnik Riviera
Lopud is one of Dubrovnik's Elaphiti Islands — no cars, no mopeds, just footpaths, pine forest and a single small village. Everything on the island is reachable on foot, and Dubrovnik's Old Town is a short boat ride away for a day trip.
Šunj Beach
A rare sandy, shallow-shelving bay in a sea of pebble beaches — the island's best swimming, and an easy walk from the resort.
Kayaking to Šipan
Paddle the calm channel between the Elaphiti Islands to Šipan, with a stop at the Green Cave along the way.
Dubrovnik Old Town
City walls, marble streets and the harbor of Croatia's most famous old town, a boat ride from the island.
Cycling on Šipan
The largest of the Elaphiti Islands, flat enough for an easy ride between olive groves, bays and its two villages.
Getting your group there
Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) is the nearest, around 60–75 minutes away in total once the boat crossing to the island is included. A public ferry from Dubrovnik's Gruž port takes around 55–60 minutes; once the resort reopens, guests will also be able to connect via its own private pier and boat transfer. Send us your guests' flight numbers and we arrange the rest.
Three restaurants, two bars, all on the water
Hilton's plans for the reopened resort include three restaurants and two bars, each with its own terrace over the Adriatic. Exact menus and concepts will firm up closer to the 2027 reopening — what we can say already is that every one of them looks straight out to sea.
Questions retreat leaders ask about this venue
Is Hilton Lopud Beach Resort open now?
Not yet. The resort is currently closed for a full renovation and is set to reopen under the Hilton flag in 2027. We are building this page ahead of that reopening so retreat leaders can start planning around it.
How many rooms will the resort have?
111 rooms and suites in the main hotel, plus 7 further apartments in a separate building — every room opens onto its own balcony or terrace over the Adriatic, per Hilton's own announcement for the property.
Is there a dedicated yoga or workshop space?
The resort has four meeting rooms and a ballroom for indoor sessions — one of the conference rooms is naturally lit with full-height windows, so it works as an indoor yoga space, not just a boardroom — plus sea-facing terraces looking out over the bay for outdoor practice.
How do guests get to Lopud Island?
Lopud is car-free and reachable only by boat — a public ferry from Dubrovnik's Gruž port takes around 55–60 minutes, and the resort has its own private pier for boat transfers once it reopens. We arrange the crossing as part of your transfers.
Which airport is closest?
Dubrovnik Airport (DBV), around 60–75 minutes away in total once the boat crossing to the island is included.
Can a big group be accommodated here?
Yes — with 118 rooms and apartments across the property, this venue can host considerably larger retreats than our villa properties, as well as smaller groups with a block of rooms.
What does Green Yogi Traveler handle if we book this venue?
We contract the rooms, arrange the boat and airport transfers, and organize excursions and any extras your group wants. You run the teaching and look after your guests; we run everything behind it as a licensed Croatian travel agency. If you are still weighing up destinations, our Create Your Retreat page walks through how we work with retreat leaders, and Retreat Venues lists the other properties we hold.
Ready to bring your group here?
Tell us your group size and the weeks you are considering, and we'll come back with availability at Hilton Lopud Beach Resort and a full costing.
