We really enjoyed walking around and taking in the sights. Unique churches and narrow cobblestone streets were charming. More

Having read the other two reviews I'm a bit gobsmacked by the negativity and hope my photos will show that this island is one of true tranquil natural beauty. The island is heavily influenced by Marco Polo as it is his birthplace, but besides that it has some of the best restaurants, picturesque views and opportunities for swimming in crystal... More

Korcula island: you can see the old city of korcula from the pictures . There is small stands that sell souvenier stuffs and 2 seperate stand that sell fresh vegetables and fruits. You can pay 150 kuna to the taxi ( round trip fee) and enjoy the sandy beach of lumbarda. How to go to korcula from dubrovnik: in all... More

Traveling in and around Dubrovnik, we thought we'd spend a couple of days further afield and camp on Korcula. The ferry ride from Dubrovnik is pleasant, and takes you immediately to the town centre of Korcula. We opted to camp as on a budget. Buses seem to run only every two hours to the campsites on the road to Racisce,... More