Korcula Review

Croatia's favorite is this Korchula, clear sea, sea view restaurant, Marco Polo's former residence, and Morriska sword dance. There are also many tourists during the day, but it is still quiet.

Korchula is an island in the Adriatic Sea in Dalmatia Province of the Republic of Croatia, located at the southernmost tip of Croatia, more than 600 kilometers from Zagreb, Croatia's capital. The plague in 1529 left the town desolate and its inhabitants scattered. The old town almost perfectly preserved the style of the 16th century Venetian town. The town has the Great Wall known as the second largest in the world (5.5 kilometers long, so short is the second, how much is the third?)

It added an endless romantic atmosphere, and it was renamed for a time. You can go to Coral Garden (Coral Gardens) or Dibora Bora (Tupitipiti Point) diving, put yourself in a tropical fish group, or take a self-driving tour at the dead volcano Otmanu (Mount Otemanu) , relax and enjoy the scenery. At Lagoonarium, you can watch shark feeding and share swimming fun with turtles. After the day ends, go to the island's exquisite French restaurant for a delicious dinner and then have a tropical cocktail under the stars.

Many narrow alleys in the old town of Korchula lead directly to the sea, so you can see the beautiful winding path through the sea, all the way is green island and blue water, climb the old city clock tower, the old city at present, the blue bay in front of you, and the distant layers stacked, forming a super layered sense.

In 1529, a plague struck and the inhabitants died. The old town perfectly preserved the style of the 16th century Venetian town. The island is home to numerous vineyards, olive groves and small villages. The town of Korchula is the main residence for the islanders. Built by the sea, the town boasts marble streets, Renaissance and Gothic buildings.