Towns and Villages on the Island of Korčula
Old Town Korčula
The historical heart of the island, home to the house of Marco Polo and the Cathedral of St. Mark. Its narrow stone streets and medieval walls make it a perfect place for walking and discovery.
Vela Luka and Vela Spila
Located on the western part of the island, Vela Luka is a vibrant town with a rich cultural scene. Don’t miss the Vela Spila cave, an archaeological site thousands of years old.
Lumbarda
Famous for its sandy beaches and Grk wines, Lumbarda is perfect for swimming and enjoying local cuisine.
Blato
One of the largest settlements on the island, known for its linden tree avenue and the traditional knight’s game Kumpanija. Blato is the cultural and historical center of western Korčula.
Čara
A small village surrounded by vineyards, famous for Pošip wine. Nearby is the Žitna bay, one of the island’s most beautiful beaches.
Smokvica
The heart of the island’s winemaking tradition. Ideal for tasting local wines and olive oil.
Brna
A seaside tourist village popular for its calm beaches, restaurants, and coastal promenades.
Prižba
Known for its peninsulas and small islets – ideal for kayaking or boat excursions.
Prigradica
A peaceful fishing village with beautiful pebble beaches and stunning sunsets.
Zavalatica
A quiet fishing settlement known for Žitna Bay and crystal-clear waters.
Pupnat
The oldest village on the island, known for authentic Dalmatian architecture and its proximity to Pupnatska Luka beach.
Kneže
A small, quiet seaside village, perfect for family vacations and enjoying fresh fish at local taverns.
Babina
Located in the north, known for unspoiled nature and hidden coves.
Potirna
Near Blato – great for cycling, walking, and nature exploration.
Žrnovska Banja
A tourist settlement just a few kilometers from Korčula town, with excellent beaches and restaurants.
La Banja
A peaceful beach near Žrnovska Banja, perfect for swimming and sunbathing.