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In this part of our site we will try to help you decide on where to stay, what to visit... and what you can get in each place. Our destinations offer richness in natural beauty, culture, and peace... but also a lot of happenings, activities...
On the eastern end of an island there is an ancient town of Korcula, surrounded by medieval walls. It is a hometown of Marco Polo, world traveler... it is an attractive destination for day trips, and for long term holidays. On the western end ther are towns of Blato and Vela Luka, towns with rich culture and history, and developed tourist activities and accommodation units. Private accomodation is especially developed, across many beautiful bays in the area.
Peninsula Peljesac is the second largest croatian peninsula, just 50km from Dubrovnik. Bay of Mali Ston on the eastern end offers rich tradition in shell farming and gastronomy. Ancient town of Ston is unique with its city walls, a world attraction, while other inladn and seaside villages offer specific natural beauties and loads of activities during the season.
DestinationsIsland Korcula
KORCULA, an island in the central Dalmatian archipelago; area 279.03 sq km (length 46.8 km, width 5.3-7.8 km); population 17,038; the coast is rather indented. The highest peaks are Klupca (568 m) and Kom (510 m). The ...
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Peninsula Peljesac
The peninsular of Peljesac, after Istra, is Croatian largest peninsular with an area of 355km2, is positioned in the northwest part of Southern Dalmatia or the Dubrovnik region and creates a border between central and south ...
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