Korcula

Korčula, a captivating Croatian island in the Adriatic Sea, boasts natural beauty, history, and cultural charm. The second most populous Adriatic island after Krk, Korčula lies just off the Dalmatian coast and covers an area of 279 km². Stretching 46.8 km in length and averaging 7.8 km in width, Korčula is famous for Grk, a white wine produced exclusively on the island due to limited production.

Explore Korčula's heart, the charming Korčula Old Town. Wander through cobblestone alleys lined with colorful buildings, and discover local restaurants and shops. Delve into the island's history and shipbuilding heritage at the Korčula Town Museum, housed in the Gabrielis Palace. Korčula offers opportunities for island hopping to neighboring destinations like Hvar and Mljet.

Legend has it that Marco Polo, the famous explorer, was born here. Explore the island's scenic landscapes on a donkey ride or cycle along picturesque trails with Adriatic Sea views on a bike tour.