On the island of Korcula are settlements: Blato, Brno, Cara, City Korcula, Lumbarda, Prigradica, Prizba, Pupnat, Racisce, Smokvica, Vela Luka and Zrnovo.
Blato is a smaller place on the island of Korcula. In Blato be sure to visit the three-nave church of All Saints from 1540. next year, which is a building with a collection of art and archaeological finds from Blato. There is a great number of small churches and chapels and the oldest is St.. Cosmas and Damian from the 6th century. In Blato is knightly association that maintains the fencing games and folklore.


Brno is a small village and harbor on the southern coast of Korcula. Due to the sandy beaches and small bays, Brno is a great place for swimming and sunbathing. Be sure to visit the  Brna archipelago and the islands Vrhovnjak, Crklica, Stupa, Otocac and Sridnjak. Brno is also known for his medicinal mud.

Cara is a very famous place for wine making. On the fertile land produces a high quality wine grapes and types named Posip.
Also visit the church of Sv. Peter from the 15th century over whose altar is the image of Christ made by Venetian Renaissance painter Jacopo Bassano from 16th century.

Korcula town is a tourist place where you can enjoy a great gastronomic offer catering facilities positioned next to the sea. Also visit Cathedral of St. Marco biggest and most beautiful place on island of Korcula, Renaissance Church of Our Lady from 1483th, family house of Marco Polo traveler, tower Barbarigo form 1485th and local museum in the palace Gabrielis.

Lumbarda is a tourist village 6 km east of the town of Korcula. Although the town has about 1000 residents are very well developed village with hotels, camps, shops and gastronomic facilities. In Lumbarda visit the parish church of Sv. Roch, the church of Sv. Cross and the Chapel of St.. Bartol.

Prigradica is located on the northern coast of the island of Korcula. Prigradica is a tourist destination that has retained the rustic atmosphere.

Prizba is located in a beautiful bay on the south side of the island of Korcula. On the one side are vineyards and on the other side villas, forest and beautiful beaches.

Pupnat is a small village 13 kilometers from the town of Korcula. Besides the beautiful sand and pebble beaches where you can enjoy the clear blue sea and views of the islands of Lastovo and Mljet, visit the church of Our Lady of the snow and the Church of Sv. George from the 15th century.

Racisce is settlement with 600 residents along the bay Medvidnjak, Banja, Vrbovica and Kneza. In the fishing village Kneza are found the remains of Roman mosaics and Roman buildings. Be sure to visit the church of Our Lady from 1682nd and the parish church of Sv. Nicholas from the end of the 19th century.

Smokvica is a village on the slope of a hill with extensive vineyards. There is also a modern winery production and bottling of wine Posip. In the village Smokvica there is a large neo-Romanesque church of Our Lady of separation and next to her baroque lodge surrounded by  columns. There are also beautiful beaches and excellent gastronomic offer.


Vela Luka is the largest town on the island of Korcula. In Vela Luka is known resort for rheumatic diseases and rehabilitation. In the cultural center you can see a valuable archaeological collection from the nearby Neolithic site Cave Vela and Roman sites in the vicinity of the place. There is also a collection of modern art: paintings, prints, sculptures of local and foreign artists.
In Vela Luka is still preserved choral singing, folkor music as well as
choir singing.

Zrnovo is a village 4 km from the town of Korcula and consists of the hamlet Prvo Selo, Kampus, Postrana and Brdo. The town is inhabited in the early Middle Ages, as evidence there are the remains of summer royalty. Be sure to visit the parish church of Sv. Martin from the 14 century, church of Sv. Deadline where maintains the traditional fencing game "Mostra". Nearby is the Church of St.. Vida from the 13th century, on whose front panel is the coat of arms and Latin inscription on the most prominent member of the family Jacob that lived in the 16th century and was known European humanist.