The island of Proizd is an oasis of pristine nature, where you will find the most beautiful pebble beaches in Vela Luka bay. Well-kept hiking trails lead through pine forest to quiet, turquoise coves. During the summer season, boat lines travel daily between Proizd and Vela Luka. You can also visit Proizd as part of a full-day boat excursion.
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Korcula's indented coastline is full of small and large coves with pebble or sand beaches. Korcula is also surrounded by forty uninhabited islets perfect for nature lovers, unforgettable adventures and family excursions.
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We will recommend the most beautiful swimming spots and places you should not miss.
Korcula is famous for its tradition of excellent wines and olive oil. They give each dish a special gourmet note that will thrill you.
You can discover Korcula's exceptional olive oils in tasting rooms in Vela Luka.
Korcula also offers interesting white wines made from local varieties of grape. You can try Pošip wine in the town of Smokvica in the centre of the island and Grk wine in Lumbarda.
Vela spilja cave is fascinating as a natural phenomenon, but what hides beneath its surface is truly unique. Numerous traces of life bear witness to bygone eras and ages throughout the past twenty millennia.
Findings from the cave are on display at the Cultural Centre Museum in Vela Luka.
The museum is open to visitors during the summer season.
Built on ancient foundations, the town of Korčula is one of the best-preserved Mediaeval towns in the Mediterranean. Its labyrinthine, narrow streets surrounded in walls give it a special beauty and a typical Mediterranean atmosphere.
In the summer months, the town is full of events and buzzing with visitors. Visitors can also see the house of Venetian trader Marco Polo, who is believed to have been born in Korčula, as well as a museum dedicated to him.
The Moreška and Kumpanija are knightly sword dances from Korcula, which were created in accordance with cultural trends in Mediaeval European cities. Their tradition and continuity are maintained even today. The Moreška is performed in the town of Korcula, while the Kumpanija is performed in Pupnat, Čara, Smokvica, Blato and Vela Luka.
All knightly dances are performed regularly during the summer months.
When planning your sightseeing in the town of Korčula, make sure to include a visit to the Korčula Town Museum, the Bishop's Treasury, the Icon Museum, and Marco Polo's house and museum.
The Cultural Centre in Vela Luka features a museum with an archaeological collection, a collection of traditional wooden model ships, a collection of dry-stone wall architecture, and a mosaic collection. There is also an olive farming and olive oil production ethnographic collection in Vela Luka.
If you walk through the village of Blato, you will find the Barilo ethnographic collection. The collection offers visitors a special, unforgettable look into life and traditions on the island.
Korčula is located near many exciting destinations, making a stay on the island ideal for excursions. If you've always wanted to see the walls of Dubrovnik, the old town of Hvar, Mljet National Park or the Blue Cave, you'll be happy to learn that these destinations are offered in our selection of full-day excursions.
Visiting the towns and villages in the island's interior will lead you through pristine nature, vineyards and centuries-old olive groves. Stop at look-out points and enjoy the majestic views of the Korčula archipelago.
We would be happy to advise you about which towns and sights are worth seeing. We also offer a large selection of cars and scooters for rent.
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