Day 1: Arrival & Korčula Old Town
Highlights:
- Explore Korčula Old Town (often called “Little Dubrovnik”)
- Visit St. Mark’s Cathedral
- Walk along the medieval city walls
- Enjoy sunset drinks at a seaside bar
Tip: Wander without a strict plan — the old town’s narrow streets are designed to stay cool with sea breezes.
Day 2: Beaches & Relaxation
Best beaches:
- Pupnatska Luka – beautiful turquoise bay
- Vela Pržina (Lumbarda) – rare sandy beach
- Bačva Beach – quieter and more hidden
Evening: Have dinner in Lumbarda and try local wine.
Day 3 – Wine & Villages
Experiences:
- Wine tasting (try Grk, Plavac, Dingač and Pošip wines)
- Visit traditional villages:
- Lumbarda
- Žrnovo
Tip: Choose a small family-run winery for a more authentic experience.
Day 4: Island Hopping
Top nearby islands:
- Proizd – crystal-clear water, one of the best spots
- Vrnik – peaceful and artistic atmosphere
- Badija – monastery and free-roaming deer
Tip: Rent a small boat or join a guided tour.
Day 5: Active Day
Options:
- Cycling through vineyards and coastal roads
- Kayaking along the coastline and into hidden coves
- Swimming in less crowded bays
Recommended route: Korčula Town → Lumbarda coastal road
Day 6: Culture & History
Things to see:
- Marco Polo House (traditionally believed birthplace)
- Korčula Town Museum
- Watch the Moreska sword dance (summer season)
Day 7: Relax & Departure
Ideas:
- Morning swim
- Coffee by the harbor
- Souvenir shopping
- Final seaside dinner at sunset
What to Eat?
- Fresh seafood
- Black risotto (crni rižot)
- Peka (meat or octopus cooked under a bell)
- Local wines: Grk and Pošip
Practical Tips
- Getting there: Ferry from Split or Dubrovnik
- Best time to visit: May–June or September (fewer crowds)
- Transport: Rent a scooter or car for flexibility