Korcula Excursions

Korcula is considered to be the birthplace of Marco Polo, and history and tradition are apparent when you walk along the paved streets and squares of this lovely town. The city tour includes a visit to cultural and historical monuments, such as the Treasury of the Abbey, the City Museum, the Museum of Icons, as well as other places of interest. During this tour there will be a short break in the city wine celler for freshment.

Guide, entrrance fees and freshment included

Drive across the island of Korcula through a string of ancient settlements, green vineyards, and olive groves and past virgin beaches. A visit will be made to the town of Blato, the islands largest settlement, and Vela Luka, founded even in prehistoric times. Visit to the gallery "Sege". Our return drive takes us via the small fishing villages of Grscica, Prizba and Brna. Wine tasting en route to the city of Korcula.

Guide, wine tasting and entrance fee included

This swors dance will take you back to the 15th century, to the period of continous wars in the Mediterranean and the struggle between Cross and Crescent. Today, Moreska is the only such dance in the Mediterranean performed in its most attractive form. Thirty dancers compete fiercely in a dance dangerous even for experts to win the princess - Bula. While in Korcula, dont miss the opportunity to enjoy this unique dance.

Escort and entrance fee included

This trip takes us from Korcula across the Peljesac Canal to Orebic on the peninsula of Peljesac. We resume our drive by a comfortable coach through vineyards and olive groves to Ponikve. Visit the wine cellar of Milos family, where we shall taste a typical local wine. Follows a visit to the Matusko family wine cellar for another wine tasting. We proceed then to Prizdrina, where a traditional welcome will be extented by the Bartulovic family. Enjoy lunch in truly warm family ambience before our return drive.

Guide, lunch and wine tasting included

Leaving the town of Korcula behind, we sail towards the Korcula archipelago consisting of some twenty islands and islets. Badija with its 15th century monastery; Vrnik, famous for its two quarries and Majsan with prehistoric remains, are among the best known islands in the archipelago. Most of the islands are uninhabited, boasting lush vegetation and a crystal clear sea. Sail takes you to the town of Lumbarda in a picturesque cove, where summer residences of former patrician families can be seen. Time at leisure here for strolling and swimming.

Guide and home made drink included

This cruise offers you the sun, the sea and true Dalmatian atmosphere. Sail along the island, through the Korcula archipelago to a lovely beach. Enjoy swimming in the clear waters before delicious grilled fish and exellent regional wine are served, complemented with song and entertainment. Afternoon return to Korcula.

Guide, fish and drink included

The island of Mljet is one of the loveliest and most densely wooded islands in the Adriatic. A part of the island has been declared a national park, whose main attractions are two salt-water lakes - Veliko Jezero i Malo Jezero (Great Lake and Small Lake). Join a boat cruise on the Great lake for a view of the islet with a 12th century Benedictine monastery. Enjoy a stroll through lush pine woods or swim in the lovely salt-water lakes.

Guide and entrance fees to the National Park included

Lastovo is an offshore island south of Korcula. Its dense vegetation, the azure sea with countless islets and reefs, as well as varied flora and fauna, make this island really unique. We walk from Sv. Mihajlo (St. Michaels) port through the scenic landscape to Lastovo, Islands largest settlement. Tour the town before we resume our arriving to the Zaklopatica cove for lunch and swimming. Return sail in the afternoon hours.

Guide and lunch included. Sportswear recommanded

Sail along the Peljesac Peninsula, past the lovely wooded Elaphite Islands to Dubrovnik, an ancient town surrounded by ramparts and fortresses. This treasure trove of architectural and cultural masterpieces, scrupulosly preserved over the centuries, is also on UNESCOs List of World Cultural Heritage. Sightseeing of the old city with a local guide will show you the citys highlights, such as churches, palaces, museums and squares.

Escort, licenced guide, entrance fees and transfer included

The Neretva Delta is an area of vast marshland abundant in flora and fauna sheltering hundreds of species of birdlife. Cruie in small boats - "trupice" - through the canals to enjoy the beauty and variety of the delta. Visit the Ornithological Collection in the town Metkovic, preserving 229 exhibitis of bird species. Visit the excavation of ancient Narona (today a town of Vid) from 1st / 2nd centuries where ramparts, temples and a forum have been covered by the mud fromthe river for centuries.

Guide, local drink, lunch and entrances fees included. Light sportswear recommended. Passport or equivalent document required.

Take a boat ride across the Peljesac Canal to the Peljesac peninsula for a drive through vineyardes, olive groves and scenic villages. Passing by the Ston and the oyster farm we reach the Adriatic Road, and continue through the picturesque Neretva River delta. We reach Mostar, the capital of Hercegovina, Where we will be met by local guide for sightseeing of the old city. During the Turkish rule, the city was an important trade centre. A guided tour will show you the citys highlights, such as the remains of the old stone bridge (1566), the Bazar, the Mosque or tipical Turkish house. After the city tour time at leisure for shopping and lunch. Upon departure from Mostar short visit of Pocitelj - a picturesque town rich in oriental architecture.

Licenced guide and entrance fees included. Lunch optional. Passport obligatory.