What to do in Korčula

Korčula Old Town's medieval streets form a fishbone pattern within ancient walls. Explore St. Mark's Cathedral with Tintoretto artworks or catch the traditional Moreška Sword Dance performed summer evenings.

Housed in the 15th-century Gabrielis Palace, this museum chronicles Korčula's rich history from prehistory to modern times. Exhibits include ancient ceramics, shipbuilding tools, and a reconstructed traditional kitchen.

Explore the waterfront in Korčula with a trip to Korčula Ferry Terminal. While you're in the area, stroll along the waterfront.

This 15th-century Franciscan monastery combines Gothic and Renaissance architecture on a serene Adriatic island. Explore the ornate cloister and stone pathways while gentle fallow deer roam freely among ancient pines.

Explore the symbolic birthplace of the legendary 13th-century explorer in this historic house. From its loggia, take in sweeping views of Korčula's Old Town and the azure Adriatic Sea.

St. Mark's Cathedral dazzles with its Gothic-Renaissance design and intricate limestone carvings of Adam and Eve. Climb the bell tower for sweeping views of Korčula's Old Town and the azure Adriatic Sea.

This Gothic-Renaissance square showcases the stunning 15th-century St. Mark's Cathedral in Korčula's heart. Relax at outdoor cafés while enjoying local culture and performances in this historic gathering place.

Korčula's oldest beach welcomes visitors with clear waters and a family-friendly atmosphere just steps from the Old Town. Swim among colourful fish, then retreat to the shade of tamarisk trees or nearby cafés.