One of the most popular travel destinations on Croatia’s South Dalmatian coast, the island of Korcula (pronounced Kor-chu-la) is also one of the greenest. Its dark, dense pine forests inspired the Ancient Cnidian Greeks to name it Melaina Korkyra (Black Corfu or Corcyra, as their homeland region, was once known) when they settled there in 6 BC.

Maps of Korcula, Croatia: Includes various maps of Korcula island as well as selection of local maps of villages and town, several visitors / tourist maps, and collection of some specific maps - also include Dubrovnik, Peljesac, Mljet and some Lastovo maps

The guide to the Korcula Island beaches - there are currently 51 beaches on Island of Korcula listed and described - including photos, maps, videos and more

Details, timetables, schedules and ticket prices/ fares for all ferries that sail to Korcula Island, Croatia

The easiest way to get around Korcula is to walk, cycle or use public transport. Here is your complete guide to public transport in Korcula, including taxis, bus routes, local shuttle boat services as well as detailed info about getting to Korcula old town: Korcula Buses:

Car Hire, Rent A Car and Car Rental Korcula, Dubrovnik, Split Airports, Hertz, Holiday Autos, EasyCar

Local Bus Lines on Korcula Island - Lumbarda, Korcula, Racisce, Zrnovo, Pupnat, Cara, Smokvica, Blato, Vela Luka - info, map, timetables and fares

About walking and hiking around Korcula Island, Croatia. Includes list of walking routes, photos and videos as well as maps and advice. Written by local.

Stupe are two small islands – Vela and Mala Stupa – among a dozen of other islands of Korcula Archipelago. Book Water Taxi to Stupe The islands feature a small pebble beach as well as several large areas of smooth rocks suitable for sunbathing.

Notwithstanding, Korcula town still boasts Marko Polo’s alleged house of birth. Despite its rather featureless interior, the houses’ tower (loggia) allows for a panoramic vista of Korcula, stretching from east to west.