Dubrovnik to Korcula Island

See a side of Dalmatia that most tourists miss during a day trip to the island of Korcula from Dubrovnik. Ideal for travelers looking to escape the crowds on land, this tour offers a relaxed mix of free time and guided walks that reveal the culture and history of an area that’s often overlooked. Plus, a wine tasting session in some historic cellars is included.

Visit two historical rich and important towns north of Dubrovnik with this informative and intriguing day trip. Explore the 14th-century of Ston, famous for its miles of medieval walls and some of the most delicious oysters you’ll ever taste. Then board a boat in nearby Orebić to visit Korčula Island, reportedly the home of Marco Polo. Stroll the streets of the walled Korčula Town, sample wine at a local winery and learn the history of the each place you visit.

Visit Korcula and Peljesac from Dubrovnik at your own pace on this private day tour. Depart from the city in an air-conditioned vehicle and travel through the Peljesac peninsula. Learn about its history of winemaking from your driver-guide. Take a leisurely boat ride to Korcula to explore the old city on the island. Enjoy a wine tasting at a local winery.

Discover the coastal town of Ston and Korčula island on this private day trip from Dubrovnik that includes transport, your very own guide and a customizable itinerary. Soak up the scenic sights en route along the Pelješac peninsula; enjoy both a guided tour and free time in charming Ston; and cruise to Korčula, where you’ll see the house explorer Marco Polo is thought to have been born in. Cap your tour at Potomje winery with a guided wine tasting before returning to Croatia’s sun-drenched mainland.

Explore Croatia’s coastal towns, medieval monuments and idyllic vineyards on this full-day tour of the Pelješac peninsula from Dubrovnik. Marvel at the medieval walls of Ston, ride the ferry to Korcula Island and explore Marco Polo's alleged birthplace. Cap it all off with wine tasting at a local winery (own expense).

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.

Spend the day exploring Korčula, a medieval walled town on an island of the same name. From Dubrovnik, travel to the seaside vineyard-laden town of Orebić where you’ll board a boat and be ferried across the Adriatic to the verdant island of Korčula. Known as the birthplace of explorer Marco Polo, Korčula is a well-preserved walled town that’s worthy of exploration. See the Venetian-influenced St Mark’s Cathedral, check out some Renaissance-era palaces and lounge at an outdoor cafe, sipping coffee or local wine.

Discover top attractions on the island of Korčula on this adventurous 10-hour tour from Dubrovnik. Visit the ancient town of Ston — widely considered among the finest fortified towns in Europe — with a guide. Perhaps pick up some locally grown mussels or oysters, then head onward through the Pelješac Peninsula where lush vineyards thrive. Admire fine views over the bays and islands along the way, and discover top attractions including St Mark's Cathedral. Finish your tour with a winery visit and tasting, then return in comfort to Dubrovnik.

The private tour would begin in Port Gruz, hotel or place of choice in Dubrovnik, where your official guide and driver will pick you up to explore the most attractive points of the place. The tour has a duration of 8 hours. The journey will begin from Pile Gate, the old main gate of Dubrovnik that stills preserves its drawbridge. From there, you can access the City Walls that extend for 2 kilometers. These walls are well-maintained, just like the towers along them, from which we’d like to highlight the Minceta Tower as it is the most preserved structure from the Mediterranean Sea. At one point, you can descend into the Stradun Street, the main vein of the city, to reach the Great Fountain of Onofrio, a fountain built in the fifteenth century to face the long, dry summers of the time. This fountain is located in the western entrance of Stari Grad, also known as the Old Town of Dubrovnik, one of the oldest cities in Europe, declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO. - SAVE COVID-19 SAFE

The vineyards, olive groves, and historic fishing villages of the Peljesac peninsula and neighboring Korcula Island lie just off the coast of Dubrovnik. With this tour, explore the peninsula by road, stopping to see the ancient city walls and saltworks of Ston, and enjoy a wine tasting at a local winery. Then, hop over to Korcula Island to visit Korcula Old Town and admire St. Mark’s Cathedral (admission not included).

Travel between Dubrovnik and Hvar in ultimate style: with a private boat transfer. Speedboats that fit three or five passengers are available, or you can go all out and charter a yacht for up to 10 passengers. Transfers to and from Hvar are available, and all include the option to visit islands such as Elafiti, Marculeti, Korcula, and Scedro along the way.

Explore the Adriatic Sea on your own terms, in style and comfort, by chartering your own private boat departing from Old Town's Stari Port. You'll head out to Korcula Island, where you'll have lots of time for swimming, exploring, and relaxing on the beach. Your boat will be equipped with all sorts of comforts, including a sound system, a fridge, and even an onboard shower.

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.

Tour starts 8:30AM. Marco Polo was a world explorer, and therefore owned by and heritage of the whole world. Other explorers and researchers have changed the world map Marco Polo has changed the history and Korcula is his birthplace. The Island of Korcula is a special island on the Croatian Adriatic. Perhaps more than on any other island, it is here that the legends, stories and historical monuments relate to each other.. Enjoy the narrow streets, beautiful churches and palaces, in one of the most beautiful cities on the Mediterranean. After the tour pick out a delicious restaurant or just go swimming. On the way back to Dubrovnik visit a winery and taste some wine typical for this region.

Small medieval town Ston, with its narrow streets and the second largest city walls in the world will fascinate you. Ston is also known for the oldest saltworks on Mediterranean that is still working. Besides cultural heritage this small town can boasts with excellent gastronomy and fine wines. After stopping in Ston the trip continues through Pelješac peninsula, famous for its vineyards and exquisite wines. Then we will visit island of Korcula which enchant the senses with its timeless beauty, rich heritage and untouched nature. Mainly known as a birth place of Marco Polo, island has a long and rich history, a multitude of sights, traditional sword dances and beautiful beaches. Escape to this amazing paradise where time seems to have stopped. • Full – Day Tour to Korcula and Peljesac • Visit small, medieval town of Ston • Pass through Peljesac peninsula, Croatian wine region • Discover island of Korcula, combination of tradition and beauty

For a day trip from Dubrovnik perfect for experiencing Croatian culture, Korcula is not only one of the country's more beautiful islands, but a true cultural gem. With this Korcula tour, you can experience the history of an ancient island and its charming Korcula Old Town, and admire the centuries-old defensive walls. Along the way, you enjoy a scenic ferry ride, visit the home where Marco Polo was born, and even stop by a couple museums—with entry fees and your ferry ride included.

Get out and explore the Pelješac Peninsula wine country with this private winery tour from Dubrovnik, which includes round-trip transfers from your hotel. You'll visit—and taste wines—at four different wineries, with stops along the way to visit the medieval city of Ston and taste locally harvested oysters.

This comprehensive day trip from Dubrovnik introduces visitors to the Dalmatian coast highlights of Ston, Orebic, and Korcula Island. Take the guesswork out of itinerary planning and relax with leisurely sightseeing and views of the Adriatic Sea and Peljesac Peninsula. Wine tasting, hotel transport, and a boat ride are included.

The historic towns and family-run wineries of the Peljesac Peninsula and Korcula island lie just over an hour’s drive from Dubrovnik. On this private tour, experience the age-old traditions of salt panning and oyster farming along the peninsula, indulge in oyster tasting in Ston and a wine tasting at a local winery, then ride the ferry from Orebic to Korcula Town.

This is a completely tailor-made tour.  You choose where to start, how long to travel (one or more days), where to stop, what to see.  We will organize everything for you.

Expand your Dalmatian sightseeing beyond Dubrovnik on this private, fully customizable tour. The itinerary and choice of vehicle are up to you, or your personal guide can put together a popular highlights route. See the famous medieval walls of Ston, catch a ferry to the resort island of Korcula for free time to dine and swim, and taste Croatian wine in Orebić. All the details are arranged so you can focus on exploring just the way you want to.

Well, the best part of a private boat tour to Korčula is that it is exactly what the name says - private. Our experienced skipper will take you as far away from the crowds as you like. Let him know your wishes. It's just a matter of finding the perfect fit for you. He can add cultural attractions to the mix, mouthwatering cuisine, thriving reefs to jump off or secret caves to dive in. He will make adjustments to suit your preferences.

If you're ready to explore beyond Dubrovnik, see some less-visited yet equally inspiring places on the Dalmatian Coast on this day trip that pairs ancient history with island life and some of Croatia’s best wine. Catch a boat to the enchanting island of Korčula, and see Ston’s famously long city walls and salt works before relaxing over a tasting of wines grown locally on the Pelješac Peninsula.

Korčula and Pelješac are absolutely stunning locations, each beautiful in its own way. With private English speaking driver, your tour will be even more satisfying as it can easily be adapted to your wishes. Ride is scenic so there will be many panoramic places, and if you wish to stop to take some photos, you just have to ask. Experienced local guide will tell you about history of Korčula, while on Pelješac you will get to try local wines. This tour will satisfy your taste buds, but also you will get to know a bit of history and tradition. It will definitely be a day to remember!