Villas in Korčula
Korčula suits couples and solo travellers after a walled old town and island wine, with a garden at nearly every home. The shuttle from Dubrovnik airport takes about two and a half hours. Few homes have a pool.
- Villas
- 10
- From, per week
- £253
About Korčula
Korčula is a town on the east coast of the island of the same name, tightly built on a promontory. The old town is walled, with streets laid out in a herringbone pattern that lets air through while shielding it from strong winds, and St Mark's Cathedral stands at its highest point. Seven of its twelve medieval towers still stand. The moreška, a medieval weapon dance, is performed for visitors twice a week. The homes lie around the town rather than inside the walls, are mostly small for two to four, and nearly all have a garden. Pine forest covers much of the island.
Is Korčula right for you?
- Best for
- Couples wanting a walled old town and island wine
- Not for you if
- You want a short airport transfer or a private pool.
Near Korčula
Lumbarda
Coastal village at the eastern end of the island's main road, where the Lumbarda Psephisma, Croatia's oldest written stone monument, was found.
Orebić
Town on the Pelješac peninsula, reached by a ferry of about 15 minutes from Dominče, just outside Korčula town.
Vela Luka
Main settlement at the western end of the island, with ferries to Split and Lastovo.
Getting to Korčula
Dubrovnik airport is linked to Korčula by a shuttle bus of about two and a half hours, or you can take a ferry to Dubrovnik and a bus on to the airport. A ferry also crosses to Orebić on Pelješac. Having a car on the island helps.
Villas in Korčula
Stadtzentrum Pelavin Mir
Korčula, South Dalmatia, Croatia
1
1
0
Air ConDishwasherMicrowave+5 more
from£100
per night
1-Bedroom Home, Korčula
Korčula, South Dalmatia, Croatia
2
1
0
Air ConBBQParking+8 more
from£36
per night
Korčula villa holidays: questions answered
How do you get from Dubrovnik airport to Korčula?
By shuttle bus, which takes about two and a half hours between the airport and Korčula. The other option is a ferry between the island and Dubrovnik combined with a bus to the airport, which takes longer.
Is there a ferry from Orebić to Korčula?
Yes. Jadrolinija runs the ferry to Orebić on the Pelješac peninsula from Dominče, just outside Korčula town, and the crossing takes about 15 minutes. The strait is roughly 900 to 3,000 metres wide.
What is the moreška in Korčula?
A medieval weapon dance, once kept for special occasions and now performed in Korčula town for visitors twice a week. The island is known for it, and for Marco Polo.
What wine does Korčula produce?
Grk, a white wine produced only on the island and not exported because production is limited. Pošip is the other local wine to look for.
Nearby towns to Korčula
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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