Korcula old town is a medieval walled city positioned on an oval shaped area. The city itself boasts a succession of narrow streets that branch off the spine of the main street like a fish bone. Said to be the birth place of Marco Polo, you can visit his house and the Marco Polo Exhibition to learn more about  his illustrious life. Visit the main square and the cathedral, both named after St. Marko. Just behind the main entrance to the town lies another smaller square, with illustrious, historic buildings.

The west side of the large bay is perfect for taking breathtaking pictures of the sunsets. You will find a delightful small town known as Vela Luka. It offers incredible experiences with the most intriguing being of the Vela Spila (Great Cave). This area is also known for the ‘Kalos health centre’ which opened in the 1960’s, There are several ways from Vela Luka to the cave, one being to take asphalt road from Kale cove that leads to the entrance of Vela Cave. Known for its medical mud deposits and springs of mineral water, you will feel healthier after visiting this beauty spot.

After you’ve seen everything that beautiful Korcula has to offer, hop onto a boat or a ferry and explore the beautiful neighbouring islands of Solta, Barc, Hvar, Vis or Mljet.