You cannot sleep on Lokrum Island in 2026, as it is a strictly protected nature reserve and a special forest vegetation reserve located just off the coast of Dubrovnik, Croatia. The island is uninhabited and has no hotels, guesthouses, or camping facilities. Staying on the island overnight is strictly forbidden by the Public Institution Reserve Lokrum to preserve its delicate ecosystem and historical sites, including the Benedictine Monastery. Visitors are only permitted on the island during its daily operating hours, which typically run from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM between April and November. The final ferry back to Dubrovnik usually departs at 7:00 PM, and anyone found on the island after the last boat leaves may face fines or legal action. Legend also tells of a "Lokrum Curse" placed by the Benedictine monks when they were forced to leave the island, claiming that whoever tries to stay for their own pleasure will be doomed—though the modern 2026 reason for the ban is purely environmental conservation and the protection of the island's unique peacock and rabbit populations.