Top Things to do in Korcula Island
Top Restaurants in Korcula Island
What to do and see in Korcula Island, Dalmatia: The Best Day Trips from
Discover the best top things to do in Korcula Island, Croatia including Sightseeing & Wine story from Korcula, Korcula & Ston Day Tour, Korcula Bike & Wine Tour, Korcula Walk & Wine Tour with dinner, Korcula & Peljesac Full Day Private Tour from Dubrovnik, Island Explorer custom tour, Small-Group Full-Day Tour around Ston and Korčula, Day Tour of Korcula Island from Dubrovnik with Wine Tasting, Full Day Tour at Korčula Islands, Korcula and Peljesac with Wine Tasting Private Day Trip from Dubrovnik.
Restaurants in Korcula Island
1. Sightseeing & Wine story from Korcula
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
Delicious honey, olive oil and jam tasting on Farm Komparak, the most beautiful place of honey production. View the fields and vineyards of autochtonous cultivar of Korcula grapes. German - minimum 6 persons
Inclusions: English speaking driver, Tour with panoramic vehicle, 3 wine tastings, Lunch, Alcoholic Beverages, honey and jam tasting
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By Mike29180
We were at Plitvice lakes and we can say that plitvice are one of the most beautiful places in the world. It was snow and every lake on Plitvice was covered with snow. The pictures say it all.
2. Korcula & Ston Day Tour
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Visit two beautiful small towns with rich history, culture and gastronomy in one day. Ston is famous for medieval town walls,one of the longest in the world. You'll also see the oldest active saltworks in Europe and try delicious oysters. Korčula is a hometown of Marco Polo, with beautiful architecure, food and wine. On this island you can have a real Mediterranean experience.
Inclusions: Local taxes, Wine tasting, Driver/guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Port pickup and drop-off, Air-conditioned vehicle, Transport by air-conditioned minivan, Transfer by boat from Orebic to Korcula, Alcoholic Beverages
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Reviewed By Manny K
Based on TripAdvisor, I engaged Dino from Magical Croatia to pick us up from the Slano Marina and drive us to the airport. As we had a few spare hours to kill as our scheduled flight was delayed, we asked to make several stops on the way including a stop to see the old city of Dubrovnik, some panoramic sites and to go shopping all before we ended in the airport. Dino was prompt a courteous the car was clean and sufficiently spacious (we were a group of 5 with plenty of luggage). Dino, who speaks fluent English, made an extra effort to provide information along the way and explain the sites even though all we ordered was an airport transfer.
3. Korcula Bike & Wine Tour
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
Join us for a scenic cycle ride from Korcula Town to the family-run wineries of Lumbarda for two indulgent wine tastings. At the end of the tour, we transfer back to Korcula by minivan. Tour Highlights - Enjoy a cycle ride through the peaceful countryside not often explored by visitors to the island - Opportunity to meet the wine-makers & tour a family-run winery - Taste the delicious Grk wine grown only in the village of Lumbarda on Korcula - Sample tasty Dalmatian food whilst enjoying stunning views of the vineyards Setting off from Korcula we'll pass beautiful countryside, local vineyards and olive groves whilst enjoying fantastic views of the village, archipelago and the Peljesac channel. You will then visit two family-run wineries to refresh & reward yourself with delicious wine grown in the area, including two tastings of the unique white wine Grk, found only in Lumbarda. Accompanying your wine tasting, traditional appetisers will also be served at one winery.
Inclusions: Use of bicycle, Use of helmet, Guided cycle ride, Wine Tasting at two wineries, Traditional snacks at one winery, Return transfer by car/minivan to Korcula
Exclusions: Bottled water, Gratuities
Reviewed By DavidM571
Great afternoon of walking through olive and fog groves + vineyards with Rachael. I was the only person on the tour that day to travel slowdowns and so I received a personal tour from Rachael. Great tasting at two wineries and as you can see, I bought a bottle at each. (Although there was no pressure at all to do so.). Highly recommended.
4. Korcula Walk & Wine Tour with dinner
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
Join us for a late afternoon scenic walk, before sampling some of the island's finest wines. Tour Highlights - Enjoy spectacular views of Lumbarda and the coast during a leisurely walk through the area - Taste the delicious Grk wine which is only grown in the vineyards of Lumbarda village - Relax in beautiful surroundings whilst sampling tasty fresh food - Unwind at the end of the evening at the beach bar or on a boat trip back to Korcula Town After transferring from Korcula to Lumbarda (a 10-minute journey) we will first take a walk through the Lumbarda countryside (up to 40 minutes). We then stop at two wineries to taste wines from the region including Grk and Plavac Mali. At the first winery, you can enjoy traditional appetisers and feast on a delicious dinner at the second. To cap off the evening, we will take a final stroll through the vineyards of Lumbarda to enjoy a drink on the beach or take a peaceful boat trip back to Korcula, sipping on sparkling wine as we go.
Inclusions: Private transportation, Guided countryside/vineyard walk, Snacks, Dinner, Wine Tasting at two wineries, "End Activity" : Drink at the beach bar or return boat trip to Korcula with sparkling wine served
Exclusions: Bottled water, Gratuities
Reviewed By L9109XHashleyh
Beautiful bike ride through olive groves and grapevines. End at 2 wineries with great wines and an even better view. Need to be comfortable on a bike. There are a few hills which you could always just walk up and it’s about a 7 mile ride.
5. Korcula & Peljesac Full Day Private Tour from Dubrovnik
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Korcula island and Peljesac day trips are the most relaxed out of all driving day trips from Dubrovnik, with no traffic jams, border crossings, or big crowds (even in the summer months). Let our experienced and flexible driver-guide take you through the stunning scenery of wine growing peninsula of Peljesac followed by a short boat ride to the island of Korcula where you will explore the medieval fortified city of Korcula with your guide at your own pace. We take pride in our ability to discuss many topics, from history and architecture to food, wine, and contemporary life. Try famous hand-made Zrnovo pasta and pair it with a glass of Korcula's white wine Posip sitting on the city walls promenade. On your way back stop at Potomje winery trying Peljesac red wine – Dingac. History, food, wine, sea, sun, and worry-free travel with Dubrovnik Day Tours!
Inclusions: Air conditioned vehicle, professional English speaking driver-guide throughout the whole journey, Visit to Ston, Boat tickets Orebic-Korcula-Orebic, Tour of Korcula, Wine tasting at one of the best wineries in Peljesac
Exclusions: Food, drinks, Late lunch at mali Ston (optional)
Reviewed By Eledublin
I've had the pleasure of doing 2 tours with these guys: the Dubrovnik city tour and the day trip to Montenegro. I have done my share of tours over the years, and I can honestly say these have been the most informative, well thought, entertaining and fun of them all. It is rare to find people born and raised in the old town of Dubrovnik and it is even more difficult to find people with the knowledge, passion and professionalism that Ivo and Stjepan bring to the table. I could have spent a week listening to the history of both Dubrovnik, Montenegro, Yugoslavia, etc and to all the anecdotes, facts and personal experiences. Truly outstanding. Thanks again for two fabulous days!
6. Island Explorer custom tour
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Island explorer is a custom tour, focused on outdoor experiences and set up for your preferences. You tell us what you're interested in and we will set it up. You just have to choose the way(s) we're gonna get around and what kind of places you want to see, we take care of everything else. The tour starts with a talk, even before we meet. To put it simply, there is just so many things to do here on Korčula island that you'd have to stay for a month to cover only a fraction of it. Because of that, we will talk about what you want to do – whether it is hiking, mountain biking, kayaking, rock scrambling or climbing, caving... Or just wandering around the island, finding the coolest spots that only locals know about. It's all up to you – together will set up plan and just go on an adventure!
Inclusions: Experienced Guide
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7. Small-Group Full-Day Tour around Ston and Korčula
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5.0 based on 6 reviews
What makes this tour unique is a guide that is great and is able to focus on the guest, listens to their wishes and tries to make them true. This tour is only happening with 8 people in a minivan. Flexibility and personal touch is our priority. The guide will show you great photo stops and you will enjoy the best of Croatian wine.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, WiFi on board
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Reviewed By TroglodyteWoman
We took a walking historical tour of the old Town with the best guide ever, Nikola. He was intelligent and charming and able to bring the history of Dubrovnik to life for us. His family stories also illustrated modern life in Dubrovnik, which we found fascinating. Ask Andrea, who was great, for Nikola! You will not be disappointed.
8. Day Tour of Korcula Island from Dubrovnik with Wine Tasting
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Most often you will read that Korčula is the city of Marco Polo. It is true, but it is also so much more! Korčula’s records of time date back to the Neolithic period. Legend says that fairy-tale Korčula was home to the beautiful Greek mythology hero, Kerkyra. It is even said to be named after her. These days Korčula presents a connection to nature and beautiful beaches, amongst them is also the “Croatian Santorini”. It shows thousands of years of culture, history, and tradition. Hundreds of years old oil groves, vineyards, and fruit and vegetable productions assure you that you will eat good and local in Korčula. Memories of the great Croatian singer Oliver Dragojević, who was born in Korčula, keep lovely dalmatian music and atmosphere on every step. While enjoying a glass of wine, of course.
Inclusions: Pick-up and drop-off at your location in Dubrovnik City area, Van/car ride professional guide and driver, Boat ride to Korčula, Guided tour of Korčula, Wine tasting in traditional Pelješac wine cellars
Exclusions: Gratuities, Pickup outside of Dubrovnik City area, contact us on phone for any information
Reviewed By betty l
My one day tour of Montenegro has a very tight schedule. The tour starts from Dubrovnik driving south alongside Adriatic coast passing cities of Cavtat and Konavle region and soon cross the border to Montenegro (do not forget your passports). The tour is driving alongside the Kotor bay (Europe’s most southern fiord) stopping for a photo-stop in front of magical Perast – city of Seamen and 2 small islands with churches (St. George and Our Lady of the Rocks). Finally reach the city of Kotor, nested in the very bottom of Kotor bay surrounded by formidable verticals of neighboring mountains. After Kotor we drove through Vrmac tunnel to the outer coastal part with long beaches and open sea reaching Budva – one of the oldest cities in the whole Adriatic, with charming City Center, and marina for megayachts – today being top tourist destination for younger travelers with all the fun it offers. After Budva we started our return not going alongside Kotor Bay but crossing it by ferry, stopping along the way for photos and refreshments, crossing the border to Croatia and reaching Dubrovnik in the late evening hours.
9. Full Day Tour at Korčula Islands
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Most often you will read that Korčula is the city of Marco Polo. It is true, but it is also so much more! Korčula’s records of time date back to the Neolithic period. Legend says that fairy-tale Korčula was home to the beautiful Greek mythology hero, Kerkyra. It is even said to be named after her. These days Korčula presents a connection of nature and beautiful beaches, amongst them is also the “Croatian Santorini”. It shows thousands of years of culture, history, and tradition. Hundreds of years old oil groves, vineyards, and fruit and vegetable productions assure you that you will eat good and local in Korčula. Memories of the great Croatian singer Oliver Dragojević, who was born in Korčula, keep lovely dalmatian music and atmosphere on every step. While enjoying a glass of wine, of course.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Pick-up and drop-off at your location, Van/car ride professional guide and driver, Boat ride to Korčula, Guided tour of Korčula, Wine tasing in traditional Pelješac wine cellars
Exclusions: Gratuities, Pickup outside of Dubrovnik City Area, please contact us for info
Reviewed By betty l
My one day tour of Montenegro has a very tight schedule. The tour starts from Dubrovnik driving south alongside Adriatic coast passing cities of Cavtat and Konavle region and soon cross the border to Montenegro (do not forget your passports). The tour is driving alongside the Kotor bay (Europe’s most southern fiord) stopping for a photo-stop in front of magical Perast – city of Seamen and 2 small islands with churches (St. George and Our Lady of the Rocks). Finally reach the city of Kotor, nested in the very bottom of Kotor bay surrounded by formidable verticals of neighboring mountains. After Kotor we drove through Vrmac tunnel to the outer coastal part with long beaches and open sea reaching Budva – one of the oldest cities in the whole Adriatic, with charming City Center, and marina for megayachts – today being top tourist destination for younger travelers with all the fun it offers. After Budva we started our return not going alongside Kotor Bay but crossing it by ferry, stopping along the way for photos and refreshments, crossing the border to Croatia and reaching Dubrovnik in the late evening hours.
10. Korcula and Peljesac with Wine Tasting Private Day Trip from Dubrovnik
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3.0 based on 1 reviews
Discover the beauty of Korcula island and peninsula of Peljesac. Peljesac is known as a wine region of Croatia. It is full of vineyards, wine cellars and wine roads. The main activity of the locals is tourism and wine production. Besides the wine, Peljesac is well known also for oysters and mussels farming. Here is also situated town of Ston, small medieval town with the second largest city walls in the world and for oldest saltworks on the Mediterranean that is still working. From Peljesac peninsula tour continues to Korcula island, beautiful island where each stone tells its own story. Korcula is full of history, tradition, heritage and interesting stories and legends. This tour is perfect combination of gastronomy, learning interesting stories from the past and seeing amazing landscapes. • Full Day trip to Peljesac peninsula & Korcula island • Try fine wines and hear stories about wine production • Visit Korcula island, full of history and heritage
Inclusions: Driver, Air-conditioned vehicle, Pick up & Drop off
Exclusions: Gratuities, Food and drinks
Reviewed By Jane P
We did the island cruise and booked directly down at the old port. We were told all details, the time of pickup and gave our phone number (as well as paying a deposit). Our driver Marco rang the night before to confirm time for the pick up at our hotel, he rang 10 minutes before pick up to confirm he was on his way. Picked up on time we were delivered to the boat, which was a little way up the river from the port of Gruz, we were very lucky that our group was small and very multicultural, just 10 of us and the informative captain (and driver) for day Marco. Plenty of room on the boat, a very large coolbox with plenty of drink (beers, wines, soft drinks and water), off we went to Lopud for our first stop, time for a cool drink at the sea front cafes and then a hike to one of the churches on this beatiful island. (be warned although the directions are plentiful and give the metres - they fail to say the walks are almost vertical in ascent). If you manage the hike/ climb the views are amazing. Onward we went on to Sipan, straight out of a picture postcard book, the dinky little port is so pituresque - our group didn't lunch on the boat, as we disembarked Marco took us to the captains house where we had a lush 6 course lunch - awesome! Off we then trotted to out last island, Kolocep, we had just 45 minutes there, a beautiful island where we just took coffee and enjoyed the views. On the final trip back to port we were rewarded by a gorgeous sunset, A great finale to a lovely day.
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