DESTINATIONS
BADIJA ISLAND
WHAT TO DO
Visit the monastery
Climb up to the St. Catherine Chapel (10 min)
Walk or Run arround the Island on a very attractive trail (20 – 45 min)
Beaches (pebble & rocks) are all around . Very popular ist the pebble beach on the east side of the island.
Visit the former sports facilities.
There is a Restaurant close next to the peers.
VRNIK ISLAND
WHAT TO DO
Walking along the seaside throug the pitouresque village and to the old abandoned quarries. Next to the Taxi peer you find a nice pebble beach and throughout the island are many swimming spots.
There is no grocery store on the small Island but during the Summerseason you will find a small Cafe/Fastfood.
LUMBARDA CENTER
WHAT TO TO
Have a walk on the waterfront
Visit a vinary (Bire & Zure)
Many cafes, bars & restaurants along the waterfront.
Go to the beach Prvi Žal with a Beach Bar, Massage, Surf&Kayak rentals, Aquapark for kids
LUMBARDA BEACHES
The 2 most popular sandy beaches on the whole Island are Bilin Žal and Pržina. Both are attractive and because of its shallow waters and very interestin gastronomic offers.
STUPE ISLAND
The most attractive Islet among the Skoji-Island group with in Summer 2017 new opened fine bar&restaurant "Moro Beach" . Great spot for chilling out, snorkelling and swimming.
OREBIĆ
WHAT TO DO
Walk along the waterfront to Trstenica Beach passing by the famous captain's villas
Visit the maritime museum
Take a swim, basiceally the whole place has many beach parts
Climb up to the monastery OUR LADY OF ANGELS, enjoy one of the best views overlooking Korčula Island
Climb up to the St. Ilija summit, the highest summit on Pelješac peninsula 961m high, duration 2,5 - 3h.
KORČULA
Korčula Town is the homeport of the Taxi Cat(amaran) and a stunner. Ringed by imposing defence walls, this coastal citadel is full of history, with marble streets rich in Renaissance and Gothic architecture.
Its fascinating fishbone layout was cleverly designed for the comfort and safety of its inhabitants: western streets were built straight in order to open the city to the refreshing summer maestral(strong, steady westerly wind), while the eastern streets were curved to minimise the force of the winter bura (cold, northeasterly wind).
The town cradles a harbour, overlooked by round defensive towers and a compact cluster of red-roofed houses. There are rustling palms all around and several beaches are an easy walk away.
WHAT TO DO
Visit the cathedral
Have a walk i the old town
Visit Marco Polo's house of birth
Take the Taxi Cat to the surrounding islands and islets.
Take a ride with the semiSubmarine
Buy sweets at the famous pastry shop CUKARI
