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Korcula

Experience the splendid beauty and landmarks of Korcula in a unique and exciting new way during this buggy safari adventure tour.  

Žrnovo Village

Depart the pier for the approximate 15-minute drive to Žrnovo Village. Upon arrival, receive your safety and tour instructions and board your two-seat convertible buggy.

Scenic Drive, Vistas and Beaches

Start the engines, hold on to your hats and experience Korcula Island off road adventure. Discover inside of the Korcula Island, experience off-road excitement, feel the breeze in your hair, enjoy gorgeous landscape full of olive groves and vineyards as you explore coastal gravel roads above Žrnovo village which offer a magnificent view of islands Mljet and Lastovo. You will have the opportunity to swim (weather permitting) at the beaches along the road and absorb the virgin landscape with the pounding Dalmatian sea.

Refreshment

Your tour will finish at Žrnovo Village followed by light lunch served at the local village home. Afterwards, re-board your coach for a short drive back to Korcula.

Enjoy a walking tour of Korcula along with a wine tasting in Lumbarda Village during this half-day outing.

The Old Town of Korcula is a masterwork of architecture and urban planning where everything is built according to a plan. The layout of the town streets is reminiscent of a fishbone in order to take advantage of the different winds to clear the air - something like a natural air conditioning system.

Korcula Walking tour

Depart the pier on-foot for a guided stroll through the Old Town for a short introduction tour through the charming streets of Korcula. You will get a chance to see the Cathedral of St. Mark, which is probably the best proof of the artistry of Korcula´s famous stone masons and the islands excellent stone, which has been used in buildings all over the world.

Scenic Drive, Lumbarda Village, Bire Winery Visit

Continue your tour with a short scenic drive to the Village of Lumbarda. In this rural village, family Milina - Bire exists for centuries. While in past they produced wine for their house needs, half a century ago they decided to use the knowledge they gathered throughout the years of grape and vine production and they started their own small winery. Now they have completely automatic systems for wine production, while they still try to keep part of the old fashioned way of wine production. Upon arrival see the wine production venue and learn how the wine is produced nowadays, before continuing to the intriguing wine cellar nicely decorated with the wine production tools used in past. Here your host, the owner of the vinery will tell you a story about wine production and history of the family Bire producing wines in village of Lumbarda.

Wine Tasting & Local Snacks

Afterwards, taste some of the most delicious products such as home-made goat cheese, salted fish salad, olives and of course excellent local wines. Although the islanders have always led a very simple life and have eaten simple food, a varied and tasty cuisine nevertheless developed here. It was adapted both to their economic possibilities and to the foodstuffs that were available. Vegetables and fruit were grown in the sparse island soil, and both were important in everyday nutrition. More select and expensive traditional foods were prepared for holidays or special family events, what is more, there were rules about when certain kinds of food that was to be served. Homemade olive oil is used for cooking. Since there is a lot of wine, the island population uses it not only as a drink but also as a condiment. The homemade lozovaca brandy is improved by the addition of various aromatic herbs: aniseed, rose petals and the like. Many kinds of aperitifs and sweet liqueurs are prepared in this way.

Following your visit, re-join your coach for the return drive to the pier.

Experience the splendid history and flavours of Korc?ula’s Old Town and its surrounds during this bespoke, half-day sightseeing excursion.

Korc?ula, Old Town, Walking Tour, St. Mark Cathedral, Bishop’s Palace, Marco Polo Birthplace

Depart the pier on-foot for a guided walking tour of the Old Town of Korc?ula, a masterwork of architecture and urban planning. Enter the Old Town through one of the gates, which is only approximately 54 yards (about 50 metres) from the tender station. During your guided walking tour, pass by the splendid St. Mark Cathedral, perhaps the finest proof of the artistry of Korcula’s famous stone masons and the island’s excellent stone, which has been used in buildings all over the world. From here, continue past the Bishop’s Palace and other renowned landmarks of the Old Town. Korc?ula is also known as the birthplace of Marco Polo, whose alleged birth-house can be seen from the outside.

OPG Komparak, Organic Farm, Beehive, Gin Distillery, Olive Oil Production, Tour & Tastings

Leaving the Old Town, board a coach for the short drive to OPG Komparak, a local organic farm excelling in beekeeping. Showing respect for the environment and natural resources of Korc?ula, OPG Komparak incorporates both the resources and by-products from their creation process into their production cycle. Upon arrival, proceed for a guided tour and tasting known as the ‘Honey & Gin Experience’. Along the way, see and learn about their active, living beehive, gin distillery, and olive oil production. Following your tour, proceed for a tasting journey that includes honey, olive oil, marmalade, Mediterranean herbs and spices, and OPG Komparak’s award-winning Trut Gin in two flavours.

Zrnovo, Tasovac Winery, Courtyard, Wine Tastings, Local Specialities

Following your tour and tasting, re-board your coach for the short, but scenic drive to Zrnovo and a visit to the beautiful Tasovac Winery. Upon arrival at Tasovac, the award-winning Posip producers, proceed to a lovely, shaded courtyard for a tasting of their delicious wines, which are accompanied by a selection of delectable local specialities. At the conclusion of your tour and tastings, re-board your coach and commence the short drive back to the pier.

This tour will give you the chance to deeply explore the island of Korcula from one end to another while listening and enjoying in the story of crafts and tastes showing the best that Korcula has to offer.  

Scenic Island Drive

After a short walk to the bus, depart the pier by coach for approximately one hour scenic drive to Vela Luka.  Along the way marvel the views of the picturesque island of Korcula. The sixth largest island in Croatia, Korcula is 20 miles long and rather narrow, between 4 and 5 miles wide on average. This island is known for its dense forest and the ancient Greeks called the island Black Korcula (Kerkyra melaina) for this reason. The island itself is rich in art and culture, as well as beautiful nature. It features numerous secluded beaches and bays, small and uninhabited Archipelago consisting of sixteen islets as well as breathtaking views from the top of the hills.

Vela Luka, Zlokic Olive Oil Production, Olive Oil Tasting

If you like olive oil, then this is the tour for you. Upon arrival to Vela Luka, start the exploration with a visit to the Zlokic Olive Oil Production founded in 1995. This family is known for being one of the leading olive oil producers on the island. The family's collection boasts many old-fashioned tools for olive oil making, including a 15th century wooden olive press and an 18th century hydraulic compression system. The family's oil mill covers 700 square meters and gives the visitor the chance to understand more this elixir of the Gods.  As part of their facilities, the Zlokic Family has a "sports field" typical for Dalmatia used by the locals  to play the traditional game "Boce". After tasting the olive oil you will continiue your tour to the small town of Blato and the Barilo Family Museum.

Blato Town, Barilo Ethnographic Museum

The Barilo ethnographic collection offers a unique and unforgettable experience of the island and shows the life and the costumes of our ancestors. The ethno house Barilo with the ethnographic collection is exceptional for both Blato and the island. The objects were collected for many years and they come from all the aspects of life - there are elements of agricultural tools, formal clothing, furniture, traditional crafts and many more.

Toreta Winery, Wine Tasting & Local Snacks

The island exploration will continue with a visit to the Toreta Winery with wine tasting. This family boutique winery in Smokvica produces wines from indigenous grape varieties such as Posip, Rukatac and Plavac. The winery was named after the "Toreta" - field stone shelter that can still be found in some parts of Smokvica. This wine tasting will be enriched with a collection of equipment used by many family generations during the wine production.

Following your visit, re-join your coach for the return drive to the pier.

Indulge your senses with the exquisite treasures of Korcula during this scenic and informative walking tour through the historic Old Town.

Old Town of Korcula

Depart the pier on-foot for a guided stroll through the Old Town of Korcula, a masterwork of architecture and urban planning where everything is built according to a plan. The layout of the town and its streets were designed to take advantage of the crosswinds that clear the air; something akin to a natural air-conditioning system.

Cathedral of St. Mark

Your first stop is at the Cathedral of St. Mark, a glowing tribute to the artistry of Korcula's famous stone masons and the island's excellent stone, which has been used in buildings all over the world. The visit of this Cathedral is probably the best proof of the artistry of Korcula's famous stone masons and the islands excellent stone which has been used in buildings all over the world.

Bishop's Palace and Church of All Saints

Next, a visit is made to the Bishop's Palace. Upon arrival, explore the hidden treasures of the town, including sketches and drawings by Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Tiepolo, and many others. Your tour concludes with a stop at the charming Church of All Saints, which features an impressive collection of Byzantine icons. Following your visit to the Old Town you may remain in town at your own leisure and take a tender boat back to the ship.

An old captain once said the coastline in Orebic is the most beautiful in the world. You will experience it first hand while visiting this small town under the watchful eye of the peak of Sv. Ilija Mountain.

Boat Ride, Orebic Walking tour

Board your boat for a short transfer to the small town of Oberic, located on the southern coast of the Peljesac Peninsula. Over the years, Orebic belonged to the Republic of Dubrovnik, as its westernmost settlement and became known as a place for sailors and captains. Long tradition of civilization in the area dates back in the late 16^th century, when the area began to be settled by marine merchants and rich families of the Dubrovnik Republic. By the 17^th century Oberic was the most important center of Dubrovnik merchant navy.

Peljesac Peninsula, Scenic Drive, Town of Ston

Afterwards, enjoy a scenic drive along the Peljesac Peninsula toward a town of Ston. Ston was built according to the plans approved by the Dubrovnik government in 1335 and amended in 1370 and is considered one of the best planned and best structured cities in Europe. The walls of Stone were a massive architecture and construction feat. Originally 7000-meters long (22 965 ft.), they consist of several parts; the Stone city walls, the Mali Ston city walls and the Big wall with its three forts. Its forts and towers are strengthened by 10 round and 31 square flanking towers and 6 semi-circular bastions. It took almost four centuries to finish these complex defense walls, as the builders had to adapt to the rough terrain and advancements in warfare technology. The walls were last used for defense in the 19^th century, and today they are a priceless monument of immense architectural and cultural value.

Mali Ston, Oyster & Mussel Farm & Sampling

After walking tour of Ston continue for short ride to Town of Mali Ston known as "oysters capital" of Croatia. You will see Oyster farms all around the area. Upon arrival in Mali Ston, board a local boat to oyster & mussel beds. Your host will welcome you onboard and introduce to you the oyster & mussel planting in this area. You will have a unique opportunity to learn about oyster & mussel production as well as to taste freshly prepared oysters & mussels.

Upon return to Mali Ston, board your motor coach for a return drive to Orebic and further with boat back to Korcula.

Explore Korcula at your leisure during your full-day (8-Hour) sightseeing tour via private car. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned car and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Korcula at your leisure during your half-day (4-Hour) sightseeing tour via private car. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned car and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Korcula at your leisure during your full-day (8-Hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Korcula at your leisure during your half-day (4-Hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Discover the flavours and traditions of Korc?ula in a unique and fun-filled new way during this interactive, half-day, lumbjila cake-making excursion.  

Korc?ula, Blato, Cooking Workshop, Interactive Lumbija Cooking Class

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 45-minute drive to Blato. Upon arrival, proceed to a local cooking workshop, meet your host, and begin your interactive cooking class focusing on the preparation of a popular dessert, lumbija.

About Lumbija

The name ‘lumbija’ comes from a love story between a French soldier and a local girl. When it came time for him to leave, he made her a cake and told her ‘N’oublie pas’ (‘Don’t forget me’), which sounded like ‘lumbija’ to her. Afterward, the recipe was passed down from generation-to-generation and is still a favourite dessert to this day.

Lumbija Preparation, Cooking & Tasting

During your cooking class, your host familiarises you with the ingredients and guides you in the preparation of lumbija. Following your cooking class, you are invited to sample this tasty cake you have helped to prepare. At the conclusion of your tour, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 45-minute drive back to the pier.

This is the perfect excursion for wine lovers and connoisseurs alike; during this half-day vineyard outing that is sure to please your pallet.

Boat Ride to Peljesac Peninsula 

Crossing the channel by motorboat, you reach the well-known seaside resort of Orebic from where your wine adventure begins. Peljesac peninsula is producing probably the best wines in Croatia. The best known are the red wines Dingac and Postup both of which you are able to taste in the three cellars to be visited.

Scenic Drive, Grgich Winery & Wine Tasting

Leaving the town of Orebic by modern air-conditioned motor coach your first visit will be at the famous cellar of the Mike Grgich, one of the most known wine cellars of this region.  The Grgich Winery is in Trstenik, is housed in a plain stone building that was once a military station, then later a resort. It is surrounded by a wooded area that overlooks the rocky coast of the Adriatic. During a wine tasting, you'll have an opportunity to sample some of the famous red and white wines of the Peljesac Peninsula.

“Bezek” family winery

Your tour continues to Janjina Village where you will visit “Bezek” family winery. You again have the opportunity to taste some of the famous native Dalmatian grape varieties, Plavac Mali and Rukatac here.

Bartulovic Winery, Wine Tasting, Light Lunch & Local Entertainment

You final visit is made in the small village of Prizdrina where Bartulovic Family has its winery. Here, enjoy some local food specialties while being entertained by a group of local musicians performing local Dalmatian songs. This is a great way to end your tour with 'wine and song'.

At the conclusion of this visit, rejoin your coach for the return drive along the Peljesac peninsula to the Seaside Resort of Orebic to board a motor boat for the return transfer back to Korcula.