Boat Tours & Charters
Korčula
Medieval walled town, birthplace of Marco Polo and pristine Dalmatian sea
Why visit
Why Korčula by Boat?
Korčula is one of the best-preserved medieval walled towns in the Adriatic. Often called 'Little Dubrovnik', its herringbone street layout, Gothic and Renaissance architecture, and vibrant cultural scene make it a highlight of any Dalmatian itinerary. Legend has it that the famous explorer Marco Polo was born here. The surrounding waters are crystal-clear and dotted with quiet coves ideal for swimming and snorkelling. A full-day private charter from Makarska takes approximately 2 hours each way — the journey itself is a highlight, passing stunning coastal scenery.
Scroll down to see all tours visiting KorčulaHighlights
- Medieval walled old town (UNESCO Heritage)
- St. Mark's Cathedral — Gothic masterpiece
- Marco Polo House museum
- Moreška sword dance performances
- Local Pošip white wine from Čara
- Secluded coves along the south coast
Explore by boat
Tours to Korčula
Private Charter
9 hours Korčula & Pelješac Peninsula
Keep exploring
Other Destinations
FAQ
Korčula — Frequently Asked Questions
The journey from Makarska to Korčula takes approximately 1 hour 45 minutes by speedboat, making it a perfect full-day private charter. Along the way we typically include a stop at the Pelješac Peninsula shipwreck, a swim in a secluded bay, and a visit to Badija Island — with plenty of time to explore Korčula Town before heading back.
Korčula claims to be the birthplace of the famous explorer Marco Polo (1254–1324). You can visit the Marco Polo House, which is believed to be his family home.
Yes, a full day is perfect. You have time to explore the walled town in the morning, have lunch at a traditional konoba (restaurant), and swim in a nearby cove before the return.
