Korcula tours

Things to do in Korcula

Korcula seems to hover in time, where tales of Marco Polo intertwine with the gentle sounds of nature. Its medieval streets, like a labyrinth, invite you to listen to the past. Your local guide becomes your storyteller, bringing history to life. With [Destination Name] tours, explore beyond the ordinary. Private tours lead you into the heart of Korcula, offering walking tours through hidden alleys and ancient walls. Discover culinary delights on a food and wine tour, tasting the Adriatic’s essence. With your guide, Korcula becomes more than a destination—it’s a narrative waiting to unfold. If you’re looking for more inspiration, take a look at our curated list of things to do in Korcula. Explore Korcula your way At ToursByLocals, we believe that how you explore is just as important as where you go. That’s why every Korcula tour is private, flexible, and built around you: Move at your own pace, skip the crowds, make connections and follow your curiosity. Find local guides offering private tours in Korcula for every interest, including: History tours: Circle Korčula Town’s walls and the Revelin Tower, step into St. Mark’s Cathedral, and hear the Marco Polo legends where they’re told best; your guide can also arrange a peek at Moreška sword-dance costumes. Venture to Lumbarda to learn about the Greek Psephisma inscription or to Vela Spila above Vela Luka to see a prehistoric cave site. Food and Drink tours: Sip Pošip in Čara and Grk in Lumbarda at family wineries, pairing tastings with local olives and goat cheese. Roll Žrnovski makaruni by hand in a village kitchen, then sit down to brodet fish stew and finish with sugar-dusted cukarin biscuits. Getting around: Korčula Town is compact and easy to walk, with buses linking larger villages and seasonal water taxis to nearby islets. To reach vineyards, rural hamlets, or Pelješac comfortably, book a chauffeured tour or ask your local guide about tours with private transportation. This isn’t a one-size-fits-all itinerary, you can tailor your private tour to match your interests, pace and personality with a local who knows Korcula inside and out. Walking tours & neighbourhoods Take a private walking tour to explore Korčula's neighborhoods and consider including these popular spots in your itinerary with a local guide. Having someone local by your side makes all the difference. - Korčula Town: This is a must-visit for cultural tourists with its medieval architecture and Venetian-style buildings. The town's vibrant arts scene and historical sites make it a fascinating place to explore. - Lumbarda: Perfect for families and wine enthusiasts, Lumbarda is known for its sandy beaches and vineyards. It's a fantastic place to unwind and enjoy local wines. - Vela Luka: For multi-generational groups, Vela Luka offers a mix of cultural and outdoor activities. Explore archaeological sites or take a boat trip to nearby islands. - Žrnovo: Seek meaningful connections with locals in Žrnovo, a small village where you can experience traditional Croatian life and hospitality. Day trip ideas from Korcula Already explored Korčula Town and the vineyards nearby? Use a free day to check out nearby cities and island hideaways that fit the way you like to travel, with day trips and tours that keep things easy. Dubrovnik: Walk the limestone lanes of the Old Town, circle the famous walls for views over the Adriatic, and duck into quiet cloisters and small museums when you want a break from the crowds. If you like history and architecture, this hits the spot, while food lovers can linger over seafood in tucked‑away squares and watch the harbour come alive. Pelješac Peninsula with Ston and Mali Ston: Cross to Orebić and roll along vineyard country where Dingač and Postup grow on steep slopes, then taste wines at small cellars that keep traditions strong. In Ston, climb the long stone walls, see the old salt pans, and try fresh oysters in Mali Ston, which suits hikers, food fans, and anyone curious about local craft. Your tour can lean into wine, walking, or a laid‑back lunch, depending on your pace. Mljet National Park: Ride or walk around the two saltwater lakes, take a boat to the tiny islet with a quiet monastery, and swim in clear, calm water that stays warm through the season. Nature lovers, cyclists, and families get easy paths, shady pines, and swim stops, and your tour can include bikes or extra time for a longer loop. Hvar Town and the Pakleni Islands: Climb to the Fortica for a wide view of red roofs and open sea, wander stone lanes lined with cafes, then head by small boat to nearby islets for a simple swim-and-snack kind of afternoon. If design, history, and a bit of beach time are your thing, this day balances all three without rushing. Lastovo Nature Park: Slip into a quieter rhythm on an island with deep coves, starry nights, and villages known for quirky chimneys and strong fishing roots. This suits hikers, snorkellers, and photographers who want clear water, forest paths, and a slow lunch at a seaside konoba, and your tour can time swims around the best light and tides. A private tour with a local guide is the best way to really get to know a place. Skip the crowds, follow your interests, and see a side of Korcula most travellers miss.