Top 34 things to do and attractions in Korcula Town

We visited Badija Island during our stay in Korčula and while it wasn’t a bad experience, I wouldn’t go out of my way to return. To get there, you’ll take a water taxi from the pier next to the main ferry stop — it’s €10 round trip, cash only, and about a 20-minute ride. The process is easy and scenic, but keep in mind there’s not a lot happening once you arrive. The island is mostly enjoyed by locals sunbathing along the rocky coast, which is nice if you’re looking to relax and swim. But beyond that, there’s not much sightseeing. There’s a small monastery (€7 entry), a single restaurant, and a tiny shop with drinks, ice cream, and other basics. We had hoped to see the island’s famous deer, but in August, likely due to the heat, we only came across one. Overall, it’s a peaceful spot for sun and sea, but if you’re looking for adventure, history, or wildlife, you might be underwhelmed.

This island is worth the visit. Accessible from the main ferry port, it takes around 20 minutes to reach. Once there, we were so lucky to see the deers!! We then visited the monastery and checked several beaches. It was a nice day spent walking and exploring ☺️

it is an oasis of peace in which to take a nice moment to breathe naturalness, you will also meet free fawns that approach us very tenderly. a piece of advice, don't feed them, because otherwise we will deprive them of their hunting essence...

Yes, there are few deers, beautiful pebble baches and great water. The 1 star is just to make an attention call about the waste, rubble and scrap that is few meters away from the beach, just to avoid having to take it to an authorized landfill on the peninsula. If Croatia wants EU funds, the country shall act as an EU state. PD: The only island good looking buildings are a small bar and the monastery, so the waste has few possible origins....

Lovely walk around the entire island. Beautiful sea views and swimming in crystal clear waters. Cafe is only open in season.

My favourite place to swim in Croatia. You get a beautiful view of nearbly islands and the peninsula. The water is very warm. You ideally need sea shoes though. I got the water taxi from Korcula (20 euros to hop on / hop off as much as you like) and also stops at Lumbarda and Vrnik Island.

Hard to understand why this is a destination. It is photogenic, there are deer, the waters are spectacular in colour BUT swimming is challenging with sea urchin infestation. Abandoned sports amenities give it a dystopian feel, once again great for photos. Adding to the dystopian feel large signs announce that FKK is forbidden. Such an amazing place;)

Amazing cocktails in a thoroughly unique historical setting. We sat atop a medieval tower sipping delicious cocktails brought up along the outside of the tower by pulley system. The views over the old town of Korcula as well as Peljesac and the nearby islands is brief taking, highly recommended! Pro tip - leave your backpack behind and ladies, skip the skirts/dresses for this one… you have to climb up a ladder and through an opening to reach the top - the opening isn’t huge so backpacks tends to get stuck and in a skirt/dress everyone under you gets a look!

The best place in the city to catch the sunset. The drinks are tasty but a bit on the pricy end but you pay for the experience which is 100% worth it. Ladies, great place for the instagram photos (: just keep in mind the way up to the tower requires a ladder so maybe wear shorts under if you’re wearing a skirt! It’s an interesting concept you must experience when in the city. The staff was great and accommodating.

This rooftop place is an absolute must-see while in beautiful Korcula! Nothing else like it! Service was impeccable! Views are unbeatable. Loved the way the drinks come up via the tray on pulley system. Can’t wait to return!

Great place to watch the sunset in Korcula. Access via steep ladder so not suitable for anyone with mobility issues. Cocktails around €15-18. Expensive but you’re paying for the view & the setting!

Definitely a tourist trap. The location is cool and unique but it’s basically just a bunch of people standing around taking pictures of themselves. Worth a visit if you want to be able to say you had a drink in a turret, but honestly you can get better views elsewhere in Dubrovnik and cheaper drinks almost everywhere else. The server up top was very friendly but the one at the entrance was a bit surly. Be prepared to wait for a bit to get up if you come at a busy time (right before sunset).

Great place to grab a drink and see the sunset! Steep climb up a long ladder. I got the pink grapefruit g&t and it was really good and refreshing.

This place is a must visit if you’re ever in the area! If you are a person like me who will do some crazy things for views, then you’ll definitely climb a ladder up a hole to see the views of this cute cocktail bar. If you have trouble come up stairs this is not the bar for you. The ladder is the only way up. But once you are up you will see that the views are worth it. The drinks are not anything special, so it’s really the atmosphere, and once again the VIEWS!!

Very nice and clean beach with a gorgeous view and colours, water is crystal clear and great for scuba diving/snorkling. Pebble beach, so swimming shoes and a comfy sun mattress are recommended. The drive is an interesting experience, down a long and narrow-cornered way but safe when driven carefully. Be aware for other cars coming, not too many spots for passing by. Lots of parking space, different costs depending on the area you park, it's 7-10 euros for the whole day. Quite an easy access down to the beach. The first you find are stairs going down, but there is also a concrete ramp further along the way that leads to the beach. I recommend to come earlier for best spots, the beach gets quite crowded along the day and the beach is appearently popular among families (not maybe the most quiet spot therefore) and is kid friendly. Sun decks and parasol cost 25 euros, if wanted. The beach has two restaurants, we visited the beach twice and tested both of them. Each different, but both very nice and offer good food.

This beach is a drive down a windy long road, but worth it. We arrived from the new road which is gravelly, parked up early at 9.30 at the front had got some beds on the beach. It’s €7 for parking not €10 anymore and €25 per twin beds and a brolly, that’s if you want them, there is space to sit on the beach for no cost(other than parking). We liked it as it had a nice restaurant and could spend all day here without faffing on bringing packed lunch. The beach and sea and views are worth it. The small boats pull up and there is plenty of space for a SUP board. Water shoes are useful not necessarily needed, but next time I would bring a comfy mattress for the wooden slatted beds, they are not the comfiest. I give it a four, a little harsh really we visited twice during our stay and I would go back but 6 of us for beds is costly and the meal was great first time and average the second. The beach though I love.

Easy access with car, steps to beach nice access, beach is with small to medium stones and sand at moments but reare. 4 is overated but due to natural beauties I need to leave 4. From the moment you come to beach steps guy takes 10 eur for parking, after that they charge 30 eur for beach seat for seating and sun protection "optional"... but most of beach is covered with this sets. Not good is nature behing your back not even tried to look clean and tidy with no trash bucket on whole beach. My question is if you are selling drinks food sun sets and charging parking why somebody is not responsible for putting trash bin in and clean it on daily basis

Perfect beach with clear blue water, not too crowded. Has a couple restaurants and the option to pay for sunbeds (around 30 euros for 2). Easy to park a car and access the beach too. Only improvement is that the parking is 10 euros, which is ridiculous for a Public beach. Other beaches in the island also have parking, but for free.

Great beach to spend the day at. I highly recommend bringing goggles and a snorkel to view all of the fish and sea life. By the rocks at the side there are very colourful fish. There's a Pepper & Choco gelato stand which is open until around 18:00 (around sunset). There is ample parking as well as a beach bar and a restaurant. Great for the family.

Beautiful nature, nice pebble beach, clear water, not overly crowded even now end of July. Parking available for 8 or 10 Euros (depending on how close you park).

The beach is big and water is very clear. In september it's not that busy.Umbrellas and sun laungers are 30€... There are 3 parking spots the longest walk is 8€/day medium 10€/day and the closest one is 7€/day.

St. Mark's Cathedral is located in the old town of Korčula. It was built in the Gothic-Renaissance style, completed in the 15th century. The interior is quite modest, you can feel the spirit of the times. There are sarcophagi embedded in the floor, where dignitaries are buried. My wife and I lit a candle and paid homage to the dead.

it's a nice cathedral located in the middle of the old town of korčula! it's very nicely decorated, and the price to entry is very cheap (3 Euro's for adults, and free for children)! definetly recommend checking it out if you're into religious architecture, but it's nothing too noteworthy if you're a tourist

3€ per person to go in plus €5 more to go up the bell tower. Be warned: as with most bell towers, you go up a stone, spiral staircase but this one seemed narrower than most. The walkway at the top is super narrow: my backpack and I had to squeeeeeeze through (I weigh 70kgs and am 175cm tall so am not overweight). The cathedral is small but beautiful.

Beautiful little church in the middle of oldtown Korçula. The first when going up was extremely narrow (even a little claustrophobic) but the views from the top were amazing. Not super safe to go with small children as there are many places they might slip, stumble or just step into thin air (our 4 year old went butt first down the stairs as they were pretty steep). Not much space at the top either so recommended to go with a smaller group of people.

The Cathedral of St. Mark (also known as Korčula Cathedral) is located in the heart of Korčula’s Old Town. Built in the 15th century, it features a blend of Gothic and Renaissance architecture that makes it one of the island’s most striking landmarks. One of the highlights is climbing the cathedral’s bell tower, which offers breathtaking 360° panoramic views of the town and the sea beyond. Be prepared, though—the steps are very steep and narrow, and the climb can feel a bit challenging in such a tight space. Still, once you reach the top, the view is absolutely worth it, and you’ll feel a great sense of accomplishment for making the climb.

Beautiful architecture. The entrance to the cathedral is not free.

Very disappointing to pay 3€ to receive not information on what to see in the church and any significant explanations or history. It is a small local church which does need some explanation.

A wonderful unpretentious beach. Great for chilling all day long and the beach bar is a must visit

Beautiful beach with clear water and sandy! There is not much shadow, you can rent parasol for 7€ or sunbed 7€. When you arrive try to drive further to the beach there is a free parking instead of the guy who stop you at the entrance for ticket, feel like a scammer

My wife and I visited this beach in late September on a warm and sunny day. Chairs and umbrellas were available for rent at E7 each. Being off-season and mid-week, it wasn’t too busy and so it was easy to find parking. The center of the beach is sandy while the sides are gravelly and rocky. Water was warm and enjoyable. Snorkeling in the rocky areas was enjoyable and while there was not a plethora of fish, I did notice five different types of small fish. There is a beach bar right at the opening to the beach and it serves a variety of drinks, as well as food typical of such a location, i.e. French fries, burgers, chicken filet, etc. The bonus for celiacs is that the fries have a dedicated fryer and the chicken would be done separately. The other food option is further down the waterfront and not on the beach. It’s an upscale restaurant called Amore and it was a very nice dining experience in a setting with character.

A beautiful sandy beach near Lumbarda on the island of Korčula. There is a parking lot on the beach, which costs EUR 5 for the whole day. The entire beach is sandy and there is also sand in the sea. There is no shade, so it is not very pleasant to be on the beach without a deckchair and an umbrella (5 EUR for a deckchair and an umbrella). There is also a bar/tavern on the beach so you can refresh yourself with a cold drink. The bay is beautiful, but due to the aforementioned sand and shallows, the beach is more suitable for families with children and is therefore quite visited.

After a week of rocky beaches I was so happy to find a sandy beach. This beach was lovely, clean and plenty of space. There is no shade but you can rent umbrellas for 7 euro with a friendly guy to help you set it up. The water was clear and refreshing. There is a also a pavilion that serves food and drink if you fancy (I didn't go here so can't comment on the quality). There are also toilet facilities here. I walked here from the bus which was a small mission but it was worth it! There appeared to be plenty of parking options if you were driving.

One of the most popular beaches, cos it's sandy and a 15 mn ride from old town. Very easy going. Long chairs and parasol on the expensive side (7 € each) so better come equipped

Really beautiful and clean beach. Road down could be tricky if you’re having trouble walking, good shoes is needed also bring swimming shoes! Cute little kiosk with water/ beer etc. Good and cheap sunbeds/ umbrellas to borrow, 10E for two beds and an umbrella.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place with atmosphere and history. Unforgettable views... I would love to come back here for longer... (Original) Przepiękne miejsce z klimatem i historią. Widoki niezapomniane... Chętnie tu wrócę na dłużej...

Delightful little museum that offers much to intrigue in a relatively small, but pleasingly modern, space. Visitors who are fascinated by the past and prepared to spend the time (and do a bit of reading) are taken through thousands of years of history, including a glimpse of 19th-century cultural life in Korčula - the curator(s) must be congratulated! Not all the explanatory texts and audio are accompanied by English translations, but super friendly staff can assist. A lovely experience (on what was a very cold and wet island afternoon!)

Cute museum showcasing local history all the way from prehistoric times to 20th century. Not sure it's worth the €6 entry fee but it was nice all the same. Nice to do something a bit different to swimming and eating and drinking!

Really good and modern museum occupying 5 floors. EUR6 entrance fee. The basement has the oldest pieces, and it gets more modern history as you climb up. Also a good toilet in the basement, which is handy! I particularly liked the helmet from the 5th or 6th century BC.

Nice exhibit explaining the history of Korcula. Location in one of the old Venetian palaces on the main square. If you have plenty of time it's a good way to spend half an hour to an hour, but if you are in a rush better spend the time walking on the small streets.

Decent city museum! I definitely liked the amphoras (+music background) and photos from 1930's and 1950's. Someone put quite and effort to arrange the exhibition in chronological and well-arranged order.

Korcula Town Museum is located across the St. Marc Cathedral. The Museum is housed in Gabrieli's palace, built in the 15th and 16th centuries but newly renovated. It consists of 4 floors and shows how life on the island looked before. I would definitely recommend this place so you can understand the history of Korcula better. My favorite parts of the museum are the 3rd and 4th floor but the other two floors are no less attractive.

Entrence is only 20kn, and you can explore a bit of Korčula's rich history. A the moment the museum is beeing rebuilt so entrence to the temporary location is just around the corner.

Korčula is a beautiful place with a lot to offer, and overall, I had a good experience. It's definitely on the expensive side, but that's expected for a touristic destination. The scenery is stunning, and the town has a charming atmosphere that makes it worth visiting. One downside was the overly aggressive approach of many sellers—especially in the more crowded areas. Even when you're just walking by or have already said no multiple times, they keep trying to offer you things, which can get frustrating and ruin the relaxed vibe. That said, there are some great spots with more reasonable prices—you just have to explore a bit and avoid the obvious tourist traps. With some patience, you can find genuinely good places to eat or shop without being harassed. Despite the downsides, I’d still recommend visiting. Just go in knowing what to expect and be ready to hunt for the hidden gems.

A beautiful walk up the stairs and through the Town gate. As the tower was closed I did walked upto a certain point and admired the view, but also to see the gate from the other side, which it has got some I interested details like the cannot with the cannon balls,the coat of arms and the soldier helmet at the centre.

Simply magical old town with its impressive gate to enter, it's narrow streets, many stairs, different shops with sometimes original galleries, charming restaurants and cafes. What a throwback in time !

We were visiting at the morning time and wasn't to cruaudy. Nice old Marco Polo town with own soul and of course long history. No entrance fee , just if you scale up to entering tower it is 3 eur for adults.

I would recomend this as a place to visit if you are history lover. If you can get a tour because you will find out cool things about the city.

Great visit for all most visitors love a great picture some young one require lots and possed alot young and full of them self's. Lol.

You need to visit Korcula city on 30.June every year when they celebrate half year. There is a nice ceremony with carneval and many live musics arround the old town.

My husband and I booked a full day sailing trip with Korcula Outdoor. This was a working sailboat with a captain (Milijenko, who was fantastic - so generous with his local knowledge and sailing expertise). This was a full day sail, with a couple of stops for swimming in the beautiful Adriatic. Ivana from Korcula Outdoor organized everything for us for the trip, including proposing several options for a lunch stop to meet our tastes and budget. Ivana was so generous with her time, she even helped us book an olive oil tasting elsewhere on the island. I can’t recommend her and Korcula Outdoor enough!

Excellent experience with Boris, an informative and helpful guide. The local wine and pastries were exceptional. We took this tour on our last full day on Korčula and my only regret is we didn't do it on day one, as we learnt so much.

Our kayak tour was a wonderful getaway. We went around the island of Badija and stopped for a swim and walk at Vrnik island. Damir was a great company, and was very knowledgeable regarding local history and mythology placed in the area; he really gave us a good background of the places we saw. I have the highest recommendations for Korcula Outdoor activities, and should i come back to Korcula, I’ll make sure to arrange some new adventures with Damir!

We had an unforgettable two-day sea kayaking adventure with Korčula Outdoor, and I can highly recommend them. We’re a family of three with some prior kayaking experience, and the team did a fantastic job of organising a bespoke trip that perfectly suited our level and interests. Communication was clear and professional. Despite being a smaller outfit, Korčula Outdoor has good local knowledge and experience. We were assigned a personal guide for the two days, who was friendly, skilled, and made us feel safe and supported while still giving us the space to enjoy the adventure. We arranged camp overnight on a deserted island off Korčula — a magical experience made easy by the fact that the company provided everything we needed. It was well organised and allowed us to really take in the natural surroundings. overall we covered about 30km over two days but had good conditions and the team could have adapted as needed. This was one of the highlights of our trip to Croatia, and thanks to Damir for arranging it so well and Nikolas for the guiding.

We had such a wonderful experience, one of the highlights of our Croatia trip! Mirslav was so knowledgeable and warm and we learned lots about Korçula and its surrounding islands. We had time to snorkel and stop at remote beaches which was so fun.

We had awesome kayak tour with Damir who is very thoughtful and skilled guide. He also had great recommendations for rest of our trip on the island of Korčula.

We had a blast! Knowledgeable staff and flexibility with quality touring kayaks. I hate nothing more than getting stuck in a bad boat for hours on my vacation - Korcula Outdoor rented us comfortable, well-performing boats and helped us pick a route that was fun, safe, and beautiful. I would happily rent from them again. Special thanks to Damir and Mislav for making everything work seamlessly.

Must do evening according to the author of my guide and we agree. Excellent start with nice Dalmatia songs. Thereafter the sword dances, as part of a story to free the princess. Good hard working dancers, amazing athmosphere.

Definitely do this! Excellent singers, orchestra, and sword fighters. They are really going at it fiercely with great skill and not just acting. You can buy digital tickets or go to the box office. One thing to note is that it's actually in the town wall across the street from where it shows up in maps.

Really nice restaurant with amazing staff. We had lamb as a main dish and it was wery tasty. The guy that was serving us was very professional and polite, with good knowledge for wines. We will come back for sure.

A very unique experience that I would recommend to all visiting Korcula. First time witnessing a sword dance and it’s a very impressive act that requires a lot of skill.

They had overbooked the show, during high season you need to be on time to get seats. Cause of the seating, the singing at the begining seemed a bit distance. After all, "you are now my slave"-roles for woman are not this day, but show was entertaining in it's all risks of waiving knifes.

I found the experience expensive. The dancers were great and the choir before. I looked when I got home. The 20 euro sticker (40 NZ dollars) was stuck over 100 kuna( 10 NZ dollars). How and why is it 4 times the price since last year.? 100 kuna today equates to 7 euro so one third the price. I hope the dancers get well paid… similarly I had to pay 3 euros to go inside st marks in korcula. I just wanted to light a candle. Been to Croatia 5 times and love it but EVERYTHING is outrageously expensive.

Mixed information. Kept my kids awake only to find out it wasn’t on.

Couldn't ask for a better dinner for our one night on Korčula. The dalmatian platter was so yummy and our server was super attentive and kind. Also got the duck and pork chop. Chop was a bit dry.

Very beautiful ambiance right by the sea (photo). Friendly service and a good selection of seafood. However, it's highly recommended to make a reservation, as we only got our table by sheer luck. The only downside for the food star is that there was a hair in our food, which naturally spoiled the appetite a bit. Overall, though, we're very satisfied.

Location and atmosphere made this dinner unforgettable. The view overlooking the island is simply breathtaking and sets the perfect backdrop for a special evening. Service was excellent — Mikelina looked after us so well, and her recommendations were spot on. The cocktails were first class, and it was such a treat to finally enjoy a perfectly made dirty martini after searching throughout our travels. The food was equally impressive. We started with the pulled pork kroketi, bursting with flavor, followed by beautifully presented mains: macaroni with beef and crispy chicken. Both dishes were plated with care and tasted just as good as they looked. As I said at the start — location, location, location; atmosphere, atmosphere, atmosphere. We absolutely loved our meal here and would highly recommend Aurora to anyone visiting

We love this place! We stopped here after a private tour of the island and had a refreshing Hugo spritz, glass of wine, fresh tart, and even receive complementary dessert! Views were absolutely incredible. Well, highly recommend to friends and will be back! Thank you!!!

Simply wonderful! Had the sea bass with parsnip puree and lentils, what a unique dish and outstanding. They were helpful with my dietary restrictions. Great service, delicious food!

This is a must visit place in Korcula. We came here thrice! Loved the açai bowl and the egg Benedict for breakfast. They had gluten free bread also - so I loved my pesto toast. Service was wonderful and they catered well to allergies and intolerances. Their pistachio vanilla cake was awesome must try! And of course the view was serene too ✨

Seafood macaroni was tasteless, too much sauce/watery. Had to ask for grated cheese to be able to eat. Raspberry cake was hard, as if frozen, texture and taste both bad. Price and experience was totally not worth it. Beautiful view, but shame on the preparation.

We came to this place four times, twice for breakfast and twice for dinner. The servers and atmosphere were wonderful! They made us feel so welcome and we enjoyed being around that energy. The breakfasts were divine! I tried their French Toast and Chicken Foccacia sandwich. My wife had their Avocado Toast both times. Highly recommend them! For dinner, we loved the Calamari in Cuttlefish Ink Steam Buns. They were so delicious! I also had their Lamb Neck tacos. Great flavor! These were well worth the price! The only miss was some of the tapas dishes on the dinner menu were tiny, even by tapas standards. And they were still around the 20£ range...which is quite high for those specific dishes. Overall, a great place to visit (and often)!

Small cafe with amazing food. The French toast was the perfect portion for a single person and didn't leave you feeling heavy. The eggs Benedict was very good as well. Banana smoothie was amazing, I could have drank 3. Atmosphere was on a little walkway with good people watching and awning coverage. Great experience.

Ignis was the best meal we had on our holiday across Croatia! The food was amazing and really unique and the service was exceptional. Our waiter explained each dish to us, talked to us about the restaurant and the chefs and genuinely seemed to love working there. To top it all off the setting was absolutely stunning!

We visited the restaurant and was truly impressed. The food was exceptionally delicious, offering a modern and creative take on traditional recipes. The service was of the highest standard – both in terms of attitude and the presentation of the dishes. I wholeheartedly recommend it!

The food here was delicious. Every plate was sensational. However, our waiter seemed to abandon us partway through the service, and never came back to ask us if we wanted any dessert, more wine etc. We had to seek him out to ask for the bill. It was a shame, as the food was so fantastic but the service let the experience down a little.

The food was not the best, but still good. We had in total 7 dishes, 6 salty and one dessert. The service however, terrible! First the waiter seemed distracted and did not spend much time explaining the menu, then he brought us the wrong dish and then when he finally brought us the correct one after 30 minutes, it was a full portion not half like we asked. (Made us pay extra 6 euros) At the end we never got a "thank you" or never asked if everything was fine or if we liked the food. My feedback from someone coming from the same industry, if you want something fancy to be served, you need to have the right people serving it. The food means nothing if you hire people that don't share your passion. Hope you will read the review and improve.

We had an absolutely amazing experience. The food was extremely good, polite professional service, everything was very clean. Broad selection of tasty vegetarian options. We've been there 4 times in total: 2 x dinner and 2 x breakfast. Looking forward to returning to this place.

Outrageous prices. And you are charged 3.50 euro each for the place setting. 9 euro for a bottle of water! Whilst I understand its the only restaurant on an idyllic island...the prices are insane and the choice extremely limited. Nothing on the menu for children at all. Charge crazy prices if you want...but then perhaps have an option of something affordable for younger kids.

An experience of a lifetime! last day we finally had the opportunity to enjoy the experience in Croatia. Everything was perfect. I can highly recommend this restaurant. I use the term experience because at Moro Beach Stupe is so much more than just a place for Lunch . It’s a treat for the senses. A playful and interactive show put on by some of the most friendly, fun and thoughtful restaurant staff I have ever encountered. Lunch at Moro Beach will surprise and captivate you throughout the three hour meal with some of the best local vine from Pelješac . They’ve perfected it and have thought of everything, from the food to the service. As an example, The staff at Moro Beach not only booked us a reservation but called us a fancy Boat from Korcula to the Magical Island where is the Restaurant. The Service there was amazing, the Food is really really high End as well. Fresh fish and even some food was prepared live infront of us from Chef Who is amazing. The whole experience was magical and I can only hope to return some day to see what they’ve thought of next. Thank you to all the amazing staff at Moro Beach.🫶😍

Amazing beach bar with outstanding service! The staff were incredibly friendly and full of good energy. They immediately noticed my injured wrist and brought ice without hesitation, regularly checking in to see how I was feeling. They even packed some ice for me to take on my way back to the island. So thoughtful and helpful – highly recommended! ❤️

We were on a boat in Croatia and stopped by here for lunch. Food was amazing and the seafood in particular was so fresh and good! Expect to also have fun. They have a DJ and dancers for entertainment. We were a large group of 20 and they looked after us so well.

Food was excellent, as was the entertainment. Was there from 2 till 7 roughly and Nikola took care of our table excellently. Most impressively he didn’t need to write our order down, remembered all our orders off the top of his head. 10/10 would recommend to anyone

Eh, a bit disappointed. No DJ, sax or dancers/performances. There was no drink service to the beach chairs (that they are charging $25/chair for). There is a $200 minimum spend for the daybeds which isn’t too bad but after spending nearly $300 they still charged us for the chairs despite it being completely empty when we arrived and still plenty of unused chair at the end of the day. It’s pretty and unique but very overpriced and underwhelming service unfortunately.

Really expensive but totally worth it to experience this little slice of paradise. We were lucky enough to be the only people on the island when we arrived, so we had a bit of an exclusive luxury experience! The moorings are free around the restaurant but most of them are in fairly shallow water. There were a few catamarans comfortably moored but not enough for a monohull. We moored in Korcula and it took 30 min by tender. After a quick swim, we enjoyed a couple of beers and a margarita (my "nothing vegan on the menu" breakfast), and the other members of our party ordered a soup and a ham/egg breakfast which both got good reviews. This is a really special spot and you should definitely give it a visit. Also, whoever is in charge of the music has a great taste!

Ice cream was good - however nothing special. You have many options in the city too - the cone was terrible and the service was also bad. It seemed like she was doing us a favour by giving us some ice cream. We had the watermelon and Marco Polo flavours here

This artisanal ice-cream is truly amazing! The scoops are value for money, good in both a cup or a cone. The Marco Polo is highly recommended! The Lemon Sorbet packs a delightful punch. Kinder ice cream had delightful swirls of chocolate with the vanilla. The combination of salted caramel and peanut ice cream were artfully balanced. We stopped here every day during our 6 day stay. It's an amazing treat on a hot or even a rainy day! If you can ignore the rudest service lady in all of Korcula, do yourself a favour and go here!

Best ice-cream we had on our whole trip in Croatia and lovely staff. This place was particularly good for me as a lactose intolerant person as the vegan options were amazing, they tasted so creamy and like real ice cream not just sorbet. We went here twice a day everyday during our stay as it is so rare for me to find such good dairy free icecream.

The flavours of ice-cream are incredible. We walked past it each night so I got to try quite a few! The watermelon sorbet was unbelievably creamy. The fig and cheesecake was indulgent but refreshing. The orange and ginger was sweet with a kick, and the Marco Polo ( forest gateaux in a cone) was sheer bliss. Go there (lots!)

Wow! Marco's is the definition of artisanal ice cream. Imagine the sweetest, sun-ripened Adriatic fruits concentrated into rich, homemade sladoled (ice cream). The watermelon flavor was absolutely mind-blowing, and the fig (smokva) cheesecake tasted exactly as what you imagined it would taste like. This is a must-visit spot, located just downhill from the basketball court at Banje Beach. Highly recommended!

Top ice cream in Korcula. Would call it a mix between gelato and ice cream. Tried the chocolate, salted caramel, Marco Polo, strawberry, and vanilla flavors. All quite good.

Worth the walk away from Old Town. We got really good ice creams; lavender with white chocolate (really refreshing), watermelon (that actually tastes of real watermelon, not that bubblegum crap) and some really flavourful intense pistachio. Really creative flavours and with great quality. Wish I could try them all.

Mariola is a true gem and the highlight of our trips to Korčula. We've been visiting the island for three consecutive years, and each time, we make sure to stop by her cozy wine bar multiple times. The owner is incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, always offering fantastic recommendations tailored to our tastes. The local wines are of exceptional quality, and the delicious charcuterie and bruschetta selections are perfectly balanced. The atmosphere is wonderful, tucked away on a charming little street, making it the ideal spot for a relaxing evening. We can't recommend this place enough!

What a great little find! We were visiting the beautiful island of Korcula slightly off-season, coming into the old town for dinner and got caught in unexpected heavy rain, so ducked into Mariola which is one of the few wine bars with indoor seating (as well as outdoor) and didn’t want to leave! Marija was the perfect host, making a great local wine recommendation but also genuinely charming and engaging, we could’ve chatted (and drank wine) for hours! We’ll be back again for sure, a truly lovely experience.

Would recommend! Friendly service. Good charcuterie board and wine selection. Beautiful view on the patio.

The perfect wine bar. The server was helpful and friendly, she recommended us some great local wines to suit our tastes. We also got a bruchetta selection which was delightfully balanced and tasteful. Can't compliment Mariola's enough.

Wine tasting was FANTASTIC value for money. Very impressed by the quality of the wines (all local), and by Mariola’s service. She customized the flight to my preferences and I enjoyed every one! The snacks were also delicious, healthy, and better balanced than other places I’ve been (meat, cheese, veg, and bread in appropriate proportions).

Wonderful wine bar in old town with a nice selection of regional wines and great owner operators that know their product.

We are in town for two nights and stopped in for what we thought would be one glass of wine, and what turned into five wines and two small plates. The owner greeted us at the door and was welcoming and friendly. She had great wine recommendations and was very knowledgeable. We loved every wine we tried. We also ordered the bruschetta and prosciutto/cheese plate and both were delicious (after just getting done with dinner). We would highly recommend!

Rating for the restaurant. Phenomenal experience being greeted from the dock to table. We had Amber Jack and lobster. Pretty excellent meal, albeit overpriced. Highly recommend if cost isn't an issue.

Stopped for coffee whilst island hopping. Had to look for someone to serve us but they were polite and happily served us coffee at a table. Great location would have stayed for lunch if the timing had been right

My girlfriend and I visited the only restaurant on the island, hoping to enjoy a cold drink. Unfortunately, we were told that we couldn’t be served at the restaurant because the tables were reserved only for guests who were eating. What surprised us most was that the terrace was completely empty, with around 20 tables available. Only half of them were set for dining, while the other half wasn’t even prepared — that’s where we sat down, thinking it wouldn’t be a problem just to have a drink. Still, the staff insisted that they will take our order only in the beach. There were a few small tables on the beach, but they were in direct sun with no shade. The only other option was to sit on the ground in the sand, in the shade. Neither of these felt like a comfortable or welcoming alternative, especially considering how empty the restaurant was. Overall, we were quite disappointed by the lack of flexibility and hospitality. It felt like they had no interest in serving us unless we ordered food. Also they were realy rude (owner and the staff).

We did’t stay at the hotel but the restaurant has the best pasta IN THE WORLD. I’m not exaggerating: the black ink monk fish pasta is mind blowing. Will miss it every day forever.

In line with other reviews, this place comes off as a pretentious trap catering only to those ready to cough up the doughs. We fancied a drink and asked the waiter if that was possible. He said yes and showed us to a table, though clearly unwilling. It already felt awkward, but we sat down since we'd gotten into the troubles of asking. From the start, the waiter made a noticeable effort to make us feel unwelcome — no menus were offered, even when I asked to look at the drinks menus, being told there was only the house option. No price announced. Unfortunately, it was undrinkable. We left one glass completely full. We ended up cutting it short and asked for the bill. I was asked whether I’d pay by card or cash; I said card. Shocked to be told the price was €20 — for two glasses of bad wine - I ended up paying cash instead. I was welcomed by an angry look from the waiter who complained that I’d said card in the first place. I’m not sure what the difference was for him, as this didn’t involve any more effort on his part. Unacceptable to be treated that way. Just say no if you’ can’t be bothered! Avoid this place at all costs - you’ll be mocked and looked down at if you don’t have the looks of a big fish ready to be scammed (we were literally mocked by another waitress throughout the whole time we sat there). Also - what’s it got to do with arts? They simply mastered the arts of being unbearably disrespectful.

Id say CHECK EVERY TAXI BOAT THAT ARRIVES AT THE PIER because their timetable is not accurate - our boat come 15 minutes early and we didn’t know so end up waiting another half an hour for the next boat. That’s why we end up have a drink here. They say they do not have drinks menu so we pay whatever they say the price is. A small local beer: €6.

Prices change depending on who serves you, they will not give you menu or tell you prices, they add things to your bill that you did not get. Be careful!

Adorable little island off the coast of Korcula. You can visit only this one(80kuna) or combine it with Badija and Lumbarda (120). There is a nice (rather expensive) restaurant, a little church, some umbrellas and deckchairs and little pebbly coves you can discover for yourself.

Superb small island with great clean water and beaches. The whole island can be walked around over rock close to sea. Very peacefull place.

One of the best islands next to Korcula. Small and cute, nice and clean beaches and good food.

A tranquil little island in the middle of the Adriatic. Take a taxi boat from Korcula's east harbour (80kn return) and be there in between 15 and 30 mins (depending on if it stops at Badija or port 9). They seem to run at least hourly and there are loads of different ones that appear to go at the same time (we never quite worked out the system but it worked and all the independent ones cost the same). The island itself is inhabited and there are also many abandoned small stone buildings from the quarrying days. The island has been largely quarried in the centre and we were informed that the stone from it was used to build Korcula old town, Dubrovnik old town and The white house (Washington DC, USA). However, the quarries have now been out grown by beautiful greenery. Walk along from your landing point and you will pass a small chapel, houses and a very expensive restaurant (200 kn or more for every main course). However, if you continue on, you will come to restaurant Skoj. They do a meat dishes ( pork skewer, ćevapčići, chicken, hamburger), salads and fish at around 50kn. The food is really good and the restaurant is small and relaxed at the back of their house. Walking further along the coast you will fond beautiful stone beaches with stunning views across to other islands. These beaches offer an excellent acess point to the water (however the current was fairly strong as it was windy when we went). After a while, the path winds inland around the old quarries and slowly disappears. It is possible to walk around the whole island on the rocky surface, but this is not easy in many places and with the island being so empty it is very easy to find an empty bit of coast to sit and enjoy the scenery without going to far.

Overrated “batica” island. The beach is too small and there are boats cruising non-stop so the swimming area is very small. If you go for a walk to try to find a better place for swimming don’t bother - there isn’t one. It’s filled with giant rocks so the entrance to the water is dangerous especially because it’s wavy all the time due to the boats. The only and swimmable place is where the only restaurant is located. It gives out very “batica” vibes and definitely is a tourist trap for ticktockers and influencers 😅 just see the reviews and the rating of 3.8 before you decide to sit there.

This is really beautiful island with many buildings and structures. And we found one or the best places to go by the sea around Korčula.

Good little island to walk and see old workings & disused buildings were once a stone quarry kept a lot of people in work. Had a couple of small beers in the restaurant near the ferry point 6 euros each. Wait until Lumbarda 3.5 euro for a large beer.

Drove then hiked from the beginning of the pathway at Smrc Simunovo. Pebbled beach with littled shade. Pretty nice but nothing special. Not really worth the hike and potential demage to your car. Best to visit via boat.

The beach is nice, isolated, but certainly better to reach it by boat. The walk through the "jungle" left us with serious scratches from the vines and trees, and the stones are not very stable. In many places you have to duck to be able to pass. Certainly the path was not maintained. And way longer than what was advertised (20-25min; 15min maybe if running. 25min up). A shorter path may have been taken, but more steep as well. Debateable if really worth the hike. On the beach there are no services (toilet/water/shower/shops/shade/etc), but there is a family restaurant close by. The beach has large pebbles, quite painful to walk barefoot. Gets deep in 3-4m. Small boats can come to the shore. Tour boats randomly show up in the distance, not approaching the shore (saw 3 the whole day). We were alone for the whole day on this beach, except for about 10min when a family boat approched, laid the anchor, but then decided not to stay.

This beach is perfect for who like a hike and then take a refreshing dive in the sea. You will have to walk about 20 mins down (and 25 mins up) on a narrow path in a lot of sun. It is debatable whether it is worth it or not. The beach is small and because of the hike, it is quiet with not many people. Snorkeling is very nice and there is a small restaurant nearby. However the sight is not unique to this beach and the same can probably be found easier. The hike does give it its charm!

Hike down is very steep and stoney you need good shoes. Also the street is not the best

A place to rest and reset from stress. Quiet and peaceful, as if not from this time and from this world. We wandered accidentally to that place and were enchanted by what we saw.

Nice beach, clear water, no crowd, no waves and no wind. I do recomend bringing the shade, and better shoes than flipflops (because of the path).Also there is a family run restaurant which serves delicious food.

Realy nice beach with no people. It is quite hard to get there, about 20 minutes walk from the car but it is worth it.

A wonderful place. A passionate man with a love for what he does. The story of the bees and his relationship with nature is special. Their products are outstanding. I would highly encourage a visit. Thank you!

Such a fabulous hour spent with Vlaho today! Very warm, funny and informative with delicious honey and gin too. Excellent with our 9 year old. Highly recommend a visit!

Such a great experience! Vlaho is hilarious, it made the tour so much fun - we laughed a ton. It was also super informative, we loved learning about the bees and honey making process. Not to mention the honey and olive oil were DELICIOUS. The best we have ever tried. Definitely recommend!

Enjoyed a wonderful tour and tasting of honey/olive oil here. Vlaho was so informative, passionate and had a great sense of humor. All of this made for a great experience, plus we purchased some amazing gifts to take home (small size jars of honey and gin that are carry-on friendly).

We visited this morning with our 10 month old baby and had a fantastic tour. It was so interesting and informative but delivered in a humourous way, we learnt a lot about bees, their behaviour and how they produce the honey. It was also good to see a working hive and our baby was fascinated by it. We also tasted olive oil and marmalade which were also fantastic. Vlaho was very welcoming and not put off by our baby squarking away. It was just the right amount of time (1 hour inc tastings) and his products are great quality and clearly made with love and dedication. We left with lots of honey!! Thank you Vlaho.

The OWNER was EXTREMELY RUDE! There was a group inside that was just finishing up. The owner acknowledged that my husband and myself were waiting outside along with two other people. He said he would be a couple of minutes. No problem. The majority of the group left within 5 minutes except for two individuals who lingered. The four of us were patiently seated outside…The owner then proceeded to LOCK THE FRONT DOOR?!?! and continue a lengthy conversation with the 2 lingering individuals! What was the purpose of that? Why he didn’t want us in the store to browse is a mystery. After 20 minutes the two other people waiting left.… and at that point we left too. Obviously the owner did not want our business and frankly, he didn’t deserve our business. It’s extremely rude and disrespectful to waste our precious vacation time. Everyone else throughout Croatia was fantastic and welcoming.

This was the best tour we ever had. Everyone is so welcoming, warm and interesting. We had so much fun and learned a lot. We learned about the process of making natural traditonal honey, olive oil and gin with zero waste policy. After the learning part comes the part we loved the most - tasting of honey and gin! I bet you never tasted a honey this good, and the gin TRUT is beyond words. If you are looking for something authentic, traditional and local - this is a must see/ try experience

They have three different tasting options, 2, 3, 4 different wines and with a very nice snack selection, including meats, cheeses, toast, marmalde, olives, tomatoes. All the wines were very nice. We particularly liked the sparkling rose and Grk. It is a steep walk from the harbor shoreline. They have parking as well.

We had a really nice time today, even visiting the winery with our six-month-old baby. The staff were very friendly and one of the brothers ( JOSIP) took the time to explain many details about the wine, which we really appreciated. This time we couldn’t stay long because we were with the baby, but everything was great. Just a small note for future visitors: they accept cash only . There are many narrow one-way streets—so just make sure to find the right street to get there. They open from 2 p.m. and while you don’t need a reservation, it’s a good idea to call ahead because it got quite busy while we were there. Everything was really good and we even bought a bottle of their white wine to take home.

Bire Winery, in Lumbarda, is a family owned winery. One son was presenting/serving the tastings, outside on the terraces, another son working inside in the bar area, and some of the items on the available tasty snack plate were homemade by their mom. Be sure to get the snack plate. I was on foot, coming from the water taxi between Korčula, and had limited time, so unfortunately could only go to one winery in the area. I was very glad I went to Bire. I enjoyed the whole experience, and ending up buying a bottle of all three of the wines 🍷 I tasted (Rose, Grk & Plavac), which were reasonably priced. Do note they only take cash. I was a few € short, after digging through my pockets & wallet, and they graciously said “no problem, don’t worry about it.” ❤️🇭🇷

Local, not crowded, but still popular. We were 6 people trying Sparkling, Rose, Grk and Plava. Interesting stories about the wine production in the family winery. We liked all four wines, so we bought several bottles to bring back home.

Unforgettable experience and wine quality. We left the winery with 7 bottles to take home. 4 wines in total, each wine is precise, elegant and well rounded. The snack plate was divine as well and paired perfectly with the wine selection. Their star wine is Grk, a local variety which they brought to perfection. You can purchase only 2 bottles as they have limited quantity and it's in high demand. Fully recommended, do enjoy the experience!

Was really looking forward to visiting this winery, but we had a horrible experience! The only staff member there was so rude and abrupt! The place was empty and he pretty much kicked us out. We asked if we could buy two bottles to enjoy at the winery and he yelled at us and said: you either taste or leave. Horrible experience!

Fun 90 kuna deal for 4 different wines; rosé, white, red and dessert all dry except the last one which was half sweet. Definitely a worthwhile visit! The wines were nice but all of them were rather tame (had the same style). They did give a nice little explanation and answered our questions about the wines. They seem to be into their craft. The scenery (a little garden) is very beautiful and the atmosphere is very relaxed.

This has quickly become one of my favourite spots in Lumbarda. They have a wonderful selection of homemade white wines, the kind you don’t just stumble upon anywhere. Marin and Ante are genuinely kind and always happy to recommend something based on what you like. I’ve left with wines that became instant favourites. If you’re in the mood for a fresh and light white, try the Pošip. And if you want something truly unique, go for the Prezenca, it’s unforgettable.

Really nice family run winery. Owner gave us an overview of their wines and some history. Fast friendly service. Great chance to taste different wines including the local grk. We did the wine tasting and all the wines were quite smooth and unique in flavor. Really pleasant quiet vibe with great views of the water and city, shaded with a light breeze and relaxed pace.

Cutest winery, came here with a big group and they were super accommodating. Host was super knowledgeable on the wine and the region. Tasty wine and food, would highly recommend putting on the list of must dos!

We had a great time at Lovrić Winery in Korčula. The guide was really knowledgeable and gave us lots of insight into the local grapes, how the wines are made, and what makes them unique Croatian wines. The setting is beautiful, the wines were lovely, and the service was warm and welcoming. Definitely worth a visit if you’re around Lumbarda!

Lovely family run winery with interesting story, a delicious snack and beautiful wines. Highly recommend for anyone looking to experience a winery on Korcula.

The Lovric winery is beautiful, situated on top of a hill, overlooking the bay and a tranquil village. We got the tour of their winery and tasted an amazing line up of grk, posip and their new star - Precenca - a small production of a sur lie posip. This place is a must!!

This was one of our favorite wineries. Our host was so kind and the wine was excellent. I’d recommend a visit here!

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What could have been a nice spot near the old town is totally wasted by the sewer stench that hits this beach. It makes you feel sick and we left pretty quickly. Some people seem not to mind. Water is nice but wear watershoes.

The beach is very small and rocky but it is literally next door to a medieval wall and about a block away from restaurant and bars. Tee water is crystal clear and cool. There are some cruise boats and ferries going by every once in a while but not so close as to make it dangerous.

A few meters away from the road, a neat little place. Nice view of Pelješac

Beautiful

Perfect for a short swim while visiting the old town of Korcula. City walls provide the shadows.

It's a tiny beach in Korcula, but it's extremely clean and the sea water is clear as a day. It's full of sea life to explore. There is a frequent boat traffic, but it does create a nice atmosphere.

Perfect vinery, great selection of wines and very hospitable owners… I really enjoyed staying for pause here during my Camino tour…I recommend this place and definitely will be back 🎯🤍

Wonderful local winery experience. Nestled in the countryside with very knowledgeable history. Great wines to taste and lovely local snacks.

Very nice ambiance with very kind and friendly staff. The food is delicious, they have excellent olive oil and we were delighted with the Pošip wine. Every recommendation for a visit.🥂

With a recommendation from hotel reception, and then given all the positive reviews here, we headed to Tasovac Winery on our first day in Korčula. We received a friendly welcome from Lucy who was very attentive and courteous as she served us pošip and elderberry juice alongside a delightful appetizer plate and a cheese plate, all homemade right there. The pošip itself (white wine from the local vineyards of Korčula) was excellent, just that bit dry with several notes. This is a great winery to visit for their wine and their hospitality. Thank you, Lucy and Tasovac!

We visited based on internet search and were not disappointed. A wonderful family run winery in a lovely quiet location. The team who looked after us were smiley and knowledgeable. Wine tasting was fun as was learning about how the winery and vineyard works. Highly recommend visit.

We had the specialty tasting with a group of 4. The estate is beautiful and only 10 minutes from old town. We had a great charcuterie plate and the wine was excellent. Sonya the host/owner did a great job explaining each pour and she was so sweet! Highly recommend!

Wonderful lunch. Delicious wine! We did a tasting and the host was lovely and knowledgeable, tasting pours were generous!! Beautiful surrounds. Platter was delicious although felt a bit small for the price. It was cash only (which was not clear when we booked) - but luckily they were able to sort the bill (and a bottle of fantastic rose to take away) with PayPal.

Incredible little gallery/shop with the kindest owners. They have some great art and fun little trinkets. Definitely worth a visit when in Korcula!

Very nice gallery with local artists and the gallery manager is extremely knowledgeable and passionate about her artists. She explains the history, shows you the related books and makes you want to bring back at least a small part of some of the works you see there. An absolute must!

Wonderful experience! We (5 Americans from Wisconsin and Illinois) were determined to visit the Vapor Gallery to peruse the locally created artwork, crafts and jewelry. While I fully expected the women within the group to pick a set of earrings or similar items, I was not prepared for the variety of pieces that touched each of use. By the time we were finished, let's just say we needed to purchase more luggage for the rest of the trip through Croatia. I feel that this is must stop to experience current Korcula culture.

My husband and I found this gem of an art gallery one night when we were in Korcula old town on an gelato run. Came back the next day bought this beautiful piece. We love the colors and was able to come back in our carry-on luggage. The art manager, he was so nice,wrapped the item very well for traveling. Lots of fun art highly recommend

Very helpful store owners. We stoped by to look at the raku and ended up buying some pieces, we got excellent service and they helped us wrap our buys neatly in packaging. The store have art pieces from a few different artists, mostly ceramics but also some paintings. Stop by when in korčula to have a look!

A nice little gallery with some great works. Definitely worth a visit.

Very nice and interesting gallery near the west entrance of the Old town. And it is placed in the tower so the space itself is also very interesting!!! You can find nice art works here! Highly recommended!!!

Very nice collection, worth the visit

Lots of stuff on smalle surface. It would improve dramatically if they would be more selectieve. Amazing Coin collection.

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(Translated by Google) Interesting, especially with a Korcula guide, good explanations. To have. (Original) Intéressant, surtout avec une guide de korcula, de bonnes explications. A voir.

(Translated by Google) Very good... there's a lot to see, preserved objects, the powers of saints... it should be on the tour list🙌😊 (Original) Jako dobro...ima se sta za viditi,sacuvani predmeta,moci svetaca...triba bit na popisu za obilazsk🙌😊

(Translated by Google) 2019/10/22A stop on the European island hopping trip, antique buildings (Original) 2019/10/22歐洲之旅跳島旅行的一站，古色古香的建築

(Translated by Google) In the Venetian style, like the rest of Korcula, the Loggia today is an empty space, consisting only of columns and arches and a small marble pulpit and stone benches. Inside the space, you can see that there is a government office there. The Korcula Loggia is located just after the main gate and next to the Pepper & Choco café and ice cream shop. (Original) Em estilo veneziano, como toda a cidade de Korcula, a Loggia de hoje é um espaço vazio, composta apenas de colunas e arcos e um pequeno púlpito de mármore e bancos de pedra. Dentro do espaço, percebe-se que ali funciona um órgão de governo. A Loggia de Korcula fica logo após o portão principal e junto ao café e sorveteria Pepper & Choco.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful loggia to the left of Trg Antuna, it has several Venetian memories with numerous sculpted lions of San Marco. The material used is marble and coffered wood for the ceiling. (Original) Bel loggiato a sinistra della Trg Antuna, ha diverse rimembranze Veneziane con numerosi leoni di San Marco scolpiti. Il materiale usato è il marmo e il legno a cassettoni per il soffitto.

We accidentally got into this 'garden', it's deserted, impoverished and a bit weird. It doesn't really look like a monument, more like a prank.

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Awesome, amazing and stunny

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, who cares (Original) Predivno, ko da je vrime stalo

(Translated by Google) Epic beauty (Original) Epska ljepota

(Translated by Google) No “park” found (Original) Keinen „Park“ gefunden

(Translated by Google) A beautiful family park. (Original) Prekrasan obiteljski park.

As my mother put it "Marco Polo had less trouble on his journey than we did navigating this museum." This was the only thing we experienced in all of Korčula that I don't recommend. Such an embarrassing and poorly done exhibit. After wandering around trying to make sense of the numbers and arrows, I went back downstairs to ask the employee if there was a guide book or brochure. He said "no, but you can have this" and gave me a map that required an actual magnifier to use (see photo). Only 1 of the multimedia screens was working, so we missed a lot of information. The "artifacts" were mostly replicas or irrelevant knick knacks (items from the silk road circa the 20th century...). It seemed that several exhibits had been removed, and the "library" was empty (see photo). The only redeeming feature was the view from the tower. The order was confusing as well - it seems to start in the middle and you end up in the beginning only to have to walk back the way you came. Don't waste your time.

The Marco Polo House in Korčula, Croatia, is less of a traditional museum and more of a cultural center and gift shop dedicated to reimagining Marco Polo’s life. Inside, you’ll find displays of what his maps, tools, and diaries might have looked like, as well as exhibits highlighting the many places he traveled and explored. The highlight is the lookout point at the top of the center, where you get a direct view over the city and the beautiful Saint Mark’s Cathedral. It’s a small but fascinating stop that offers both history and stunning views, and admission is only 6 euros.

Possibly the worst exhibit I’ve seen recently. They must not actually believe Marco Polo was from here. All 6 TV screens were not working. Half the displays were empty. No information or guide document. The last room …every door open and empty. Really weird.

Nice museum with AC running during summer hot days. Third floor AC was broken but experience was great and place was clean

A special two weeks on the island... I was particularly captivated by the old town and sunbathing on one of the most beautiful islands in the Adriatic for me Proizd. Special time - Every now and then I was attacked by animals. They started on arrival

Totally enjoyed this self guided tour. Love the maps, the film and the exhibits that told you more about Marco Polo. Beautiful view from the top.

By the time I got there it was closed but reading the reviews it seems that I haven't missed much.

Boat goes twice every hour to three destinations. You can purchase a day pass for 20 euros for island hopping or pick your destination. Payment in cash only

The €20 round-trip ticket covers three destinations, but I found the two islands rather dull. It would be a more memorable and interactive experience if there were more signage or an information center to introduce the places we are visiting. Lumbarda is definitely worth a visit—it has a few sandy beaches and a beautiful coastline you can explore on foot ~

Great experience! Very nice and punctual. We used it for transfer to our hotel (korcula old town to port 9, 3€pp) as well as a full day tour (20€ pp) to visit two islands as well as lumbardia. All worked great even with our big luggage items.

Very convenient taxi boat, can't fault them with anything. They were there on time each time, efficient a d super convenient (I got the daily pass). The islands are beautiful however without many amenities. I've heard tourists complain, expecting restort beaches I guess. 5* for the taxi co.pany though.

Had an excellent day out & about at the various islands, and Lombarda. The ferries were always on time, in my experience. They helped make the day great. I highly recommend!!!

We waited for 2 days at regular intervals to catch the taxi boat to Badija. Unfortunately no one was around and no one replied to any messages. I guess it's no longer running but signs and previous reviews look like it should be!

Nice and regular service to local small islands.

Very elegant and unique. Lived the aesthetic.

Very nice shop with original T-shirts, souvenirs and even Japanese products

A lovely unique shop and I got a lovely piece of pottery by an artist with local connections. The owner was lovely and helpful.