Korčula is one of Croatia’s most beautiful islands, known for its dense pine forests, crystal-clear waters, and the stunning medieval walled town of Korčula Town — said by some to be the birthplace of Marco Polo. Beyond the old town, the island is home to the charming village of Lumbarda and the laidback harbour town of Vela Luka, each with its own character worth exploring.
Korčula is also celebrated for its wine — most notably the crisp white Pošip, which originates from the island but is now grown across Croatia, and the rare Grk grape, an endemic variety produced exclusively in the vineyards around Lumbarda. More relaxed than Hvar and less crowded than Dubrovnik, Korčula offers the perfect mix of history, nature, and authentic Dalmatian life. Here you’ll find my guides to getting to Korčula, getting around, where to stay, and everything you need to know before visiting this remarkable island.
https://youtu.be/1ocQ41OlbBY Join me on the 2 hour and 30 minute long sailing trip from Korcula town to Split. Unfortunately, the sun decided to hide on the day we travelled, but nevertheless it was a beautiful trip. Here is what I find good to you should know before taking the ferry
https://youtu.be/eiFC-UZUKKQ Join me on a fast ferry trip from Dubrovnik to Korčula Town on Korčula Island! This 2-hour journey offers stunning views of the Elaphati Islands, Mljet, and the Pelješac Peninsula. During the trip, I had the chance to visit the bridge and chat with the captain from TP Line.
https://youtu.be/FE83popfSQs Today we take you to Korcula town to visit the oldest hotel in Korcula. Aminess is a company that owns and manages more than 20 hotels, campsites, and resorts across Croatia. Their accommodation units are located throughout the country, from campsites in Istria and Kvarner to hotels on Dalmatian
https://youtu.be/K0MQ0hoDNPI Join me on this short ferry trip from Domince (Korcula island) to Orebic town, as we finish our vacation on Korcula. The journey takes only 20 minutes, making this line one of the shortest in Croatia. We took this ferry on our return from a 5-day mini holiday on
In May, my family and I spent five days on a mini holiday on the island of Korcula. It was my sixth or seventh visit to the island. I recorded a video of Korčula town, which you can watch below. Accommodation on Korcula We stayed at “Stone House Prapatna,” two
https://youtu.be/NkU9EKUVuP0 Join me and my family on a 3.5-hour journey from Split to Vela Luka, a town on Korčula Island. In this video, I’ll explain everything you need to know about the ferry trip—from boarding the car ferry to what’s available on board. Next stop: Korčula! I recorded the video
