The Island of Korcula is nearly 30 miles long and 5 miles wide at the widest. It is the most Southern of the large islands and the closest to Dubrovnik. There are ferry services from Dubrovnik to the main town, also called Korcula, and Split has ferries to Vela Luka and Korcula town. There are other ferries from the main land to the island in the tourist season. Korcula town, the home town of Marco Polo, whatever the Italians are saying, is a major tourist destination in its own right.
Like Dubrovnik, it is an old fortified town and very little has changed to the streets and houses for 500 years. Away from Korcula town are many fabulous fishing villages around the coast.
For people searching for a cottage on Croatia's coast or Dalmatian coast property this has become a happy hunting ground. Real estate on Korcula island is always popular as it is many people's favourite island destination. It is the closest to Dubrovnik, is the most populated island, and has the most transport links to the mainland. We feel that Korcula property will always be a good investment for these reasons.
Spacious house with a total area of 360 m2, located on a plot of 229 m2 in a peaceful and natural environment, on the southern coast of the island of Korčula.
Modernly decorated apartment in a new building.
In a quiet picturesque village, on the south coast of the island, a large, beautiful plot of land is for sale, on which there is an original old stone house for renovation.
This beautiful, elegantly decorated white villa is located in the first row to the sea, in a small, picturesque settlement on the south coast of the island of Korčula.
Building land not far from the sea.
Attractive building plot in an excellent location in the first row to the sea.
A house with a spacious agricultural plot on which there is a landscaped and maintained olive grove, near Vela Luka.
Building land plot in an excellent location not far from the town of Korcula.
A beautiful stone villa in the first row to the sea, with a beautiful view and close to the historic town of Korcula.
Completely renovated and furnished house in one of the most beautiful parts of the town of Korcula.
Korcula Island is the world's most beautiful Dalmatian island and home to a number of UNESCO-listed attractions. Visitors can enjoy walking tours, crystal and amber exhibitions, diving, sailing, snorkeling and much more.
You have several options for traveling from Split to Korcula, but they all take awhile. The fastest option by far is by high-speed ferry, which takes about 4 hours and 20 minutes. This ferry departs from Split every day at 6:30 AM and makes several stops on its way to Korcula. Another option that provides a little more flexibility is taking a regular ferry from Split that operates several times a day. You can also take your car to Orebic on Peljesac peninsula and then take a short ferry to Korcula.
Korcula island in Croatia is famous for its romantic atmosphere, medieval stone buildings and churches, sandy beaches with clear and warm waters, museums of various kinds as well as distinct architecture.
Korcula is a small island in Croatia that's slowly being uncovered by the travel crowd. It's best to avoid the crowds and explore this tiny island in off-season, when the best deals can be found. Set on an idyllic marine coast and crisscrossed with car-free walking paths, Korcula has a distinctive Italian flavor thanks to its historic ties with Venice. Many of Korcula's medieval stone towers have survived intact and provide great photo ops.
The island of Hvar is undeniably the most refined and glamorous Croatian island, and its beautiful historic town of Hvar is a UNESCO World Heritage Site to this day. While busy in the summer months, Hvar Town is universally regarded by locals and visitors alike as one of Croatia's finest treasures. Korcula lies in an exquisite natural bay with incredible views of the sea, gleaming white stone houses, cobblestone streets and lush gardens give Korcula a magical ambiance.
