Korčula is one of the most beautiful, most historic, and culturally richest islands in South Dalmatia.
The island is renowned for outstanding wines (Grk, Pošip), excellent food, crystal-clear sea, and a strong local identity.
KORČULA – Korčula Town
Korčula Old Town is a stone labyrinth of Renaissance streets, defensive towers, palaces, and squares.
It’s often called “Little Dubrovnik” because it looks like a miniature fortified Renaissance citadel on the sea.
Its history is also tied to the legend of Marco Polo, who—according to tradition—was born here.
Korčula Town is sophisticated, yet deeply welcoming and romantic.
LUMBARDA
Lumbarda lies east of the Old Town, famous for its white sandy beaches (a rarity in Dalmatia!) and for Grk wine, grown only here.
Perfect for a day of swimming and wine tasting.
VELA LUKA
Vela Luka is the largest town on the western side of the island, known for the beauty of its bay, therapeutic spas, and a very gentle energy.
Vela Luka is for peace, nature, and the feeling of a real island.
PROIZD
Proizd is a small islet near Vela Luka and one of the Adriatic’s most photogenic places.
Marble-like rocks, turquoise sea pools, and unreal colours make it feel otherworldly.
It’s often described as one of Europe’s most beautiful beaches.
Proizd is pure zen—and pure natural aesthetics.
Why is Korčula special?
Korčula in one sentence
Korčula is an island where life is slow, refined, and sensory—an ideal blend of the Mediterranean, history, and hedonism.
Yes, you can! In coordination with us, you can combine multiple destinations you’d like to visit and create a customized itinerary.t.
Yes! If weather conditions allow and the schedule permits, we are flexible and happy to make adjustments along the way to enhance your experience.
