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There are stunningly beautiful views from the Liburna Hotel, it is a depiction of the Renaissance Korčula as a dream rising from the sea mist. Inspired by Mediterranean splendour on the outside and pure designer lines on the inside, you can enjoy the modern comfort of this hotel right by the sea and serene beaches. Here you can take a romantic 10-minute stroll down to Korčula and listen to the tales of this magical town.

Situated in a quiet bay (Shell Bay), Port 9 Hotel is only 2 kilometers away from Korčula Old Town. It consists of five pavilions, a restaurant complex, reception and numerous facilities named after work and travels of Marco Polo, who was born in Korčula. The resort facilities are primarily intended for families with children and guests who are looking for an active vacation in the vicinity of the sea and lush vegetation, near Korčula Old Town.

Hotel Korsal is a 4* family hotel situated in a traffic free zone and immediate vicinity of a comfortable beach which provides a perfect setting for your ideal holidays in the thousand-year-old city of Korcula.

Their luxurious rooms are fully furnished with natural materials and overlook the sea. The sound of the sea and the close proximity of the beach will give a final touch to a true summer experience in this comfortable family hotel.

Situated in the very centre of the town of Korčula, just 50 meters from the closest beach, Guest House Korunić offers a terrace with sea and city views. It offers free WiFi and air-conditioned rooms that overlook either the town or the garden. All rooms come with a satellite TV, a small fridge and an electric kettle. The private bathroom comes equipped with a shower and the rooms overlook the town's rooftops. The studio rooms come with a kitchenette and small dining area.

Agroturizam is a beautiful, authentic family-run restaurant, which serves delicious Croatian food. Their famous (and reasonably priced) grill is a huge hit with tourists from all over the world. The restaurant is situated on top of a hill and the terrace has beautiful views overlooking the island, the sea and Peljesac peninsula. In other words: Agroturizam has all the ingredients for a memorable dinner.

Konoba Mate is a small and intimate family konoba that has been open since 2000. Here you can enjoy genuine Korčulan food along with a glass of good wine with desserts inspired by natural products or simply a slice of homemade goat cheese. A cute family restaurant aiming to cultivate natural flavours and traditions through a modern approach to gastronomy.

The best of LD Terrace's menu comes seasonally and menu choices can often change. Celebrating the traditional food of the sea and navigating the seasons faithfully with bold flavours from our Head Chef Marko Gajski.

Located in Lešić Dimitri Palace on Korčula island, their inspiration comes from the Adriatic coast’s beautiful gardens – above and below sea level, meaning they are connected to Korčula’s indigenous fresh seasonal produce.

Marco's offer Dalmatian food with a modern twist, Dalmatian tapas, large selection of local wines and large selection of international drinks with live music and opened until midnight.

The hanging tentacles of filament lights over the bar and the big brass fixtures over the tables mark this out as one of Korčula's most fresh and fun restaurants.

Korcula Old Town is a medieval walled city positioned on an oval-shaped swelling of land pointing deep into Peljesac Channel. The city itself is grooved with a succession of narrow streets that branch off the spine of the main street like the fish bone.

The main street runs throughout the town itself stretching from north to south, dividing the Old Town, an ellipse shape, into two equal parts. Rows of side streets that run from seashores on the West as well as on the East side of the town, meet the main street in the top of the small hill where Korcula Old Town’s main square Trg Svetog Marka and Sveti Marko Cathedral is located.

The House of Marco Polo – believed to be house in which Marco Polo, the famous world traveller and writer was born. It’s recently bought by Korcula’s Town Authority which is currently planning to reconstruct and renovate it into a Museum of Marco Polo. At present, just part of the house is opened for visitors to have a look around.  Here you can climb narrow stairs and enter to the Loggia that has great views over Korcula Old town’s roofs (see also photo below)

4 snorkelling

5 explore the island by bike

Snorkelling in clear turquoise waters of Korcula island's sea coast is a great way to see underwater wildlife. This kind of activity is very popular and widespread among locals and visitors alike. If you are beginner snorkeler, it is recommended you to stay near the seashore, to avoid passing by sea traffic.

Korčula island has a lot of quiet country lanes and scenic off-road routes that make this island an ideal destination for a holiday or short break that includes cycling or mountain biking as a recreation activity.

Although at the present there are not dedicated cycling routes, the whole Island has very good facilities for cycling with lots of small tracks running into the countryside, among vineyards and olive groves, some of them offering nice views, especially ones running along the coast.

Bicycles can be rented from a number of different agencies throughout the Island and there are a couple of companies that are able to offer guided rides.

Massimo Cocktail Bar is a fantastic place to watch sunsets from the top of medieval Zakerjan Tower (Berim Tower) . They serve a selection of tasty cocktails, have outstanding views, and good music. This venue is a must see in Korcula.

Boogie Jungle opened in 2012 and enlarged in time for the opening of the 2013 season, the club comprises a largely al-fresco series of terraces and awnings with VIP areas, three bars, and plenty of room to circulate and mingle. Surrounded by dense Mediterranean greenery and with the capacity for 1,500 people, it's the ideal venue for a long night of revelry.

Servantes (ex-cafe bar Dno Dna) is an iconic bar venue in Korcula Town near the bus station and local park. This Korcula  venue has been an institution since the 1970s,  and its family-run vibe serves fantastic espresso and cappuccino in the mornings as well as a long list of spirits and cocktails in the evenings.

Cocktail /Café bar Bili Cvitak in Korcula Town is the perfect place for late evening drinks and is situated in vicinity of local marina, offering comfortable seats, good music, friendly staff and free WIFI.

With a pumping sound system, disco lights and a mirror-ball, Bili Cvitak’s back room is your best hope for a bop come the summer season. There’s a temptingly-priced range of cocktails, and the list of bottled beers includes Leffe.