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Korcula
Marko Polo's Hometown!
Korcula undoubtedly holds a privileged
position among the Croatian islands. Here are more legends, tales and
monuments than anywhere else.
Korcula is one of the best preserved medevial towns in all of the
Mediterranean with red roofed houses, beautiful architecture and city
walls surrounding its narrow streets. Known also for its marvelous
nature, Korcula is one of the greenest islands in the Adriatic. Of
course Korcula boasts a gorgeous seaside with variety of pebble, rock
and even sandy beaches for visitors to enjoy. The island's position in
the Adriatic makes for an ideal stopover when traveling between
Dubrovnik and Hvar.
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The Old Town center is highlighted by the Cathedral of St. Marco and the house of Marco Polo, both essential stops for any visitor. The island produces some of the finest white wines in the region and it is a short trip away from the neighboring Pelejsac Peninsula famous for its high quality red wines. The island is rich in culture and tradition with a storied past dating back to ancient Greek times. If you are lucky during your stay you will catch a performance of Moreska, a spectacular knight combat dance conducted with swords.
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