Korcula Archipelago

Kamenjak Island, Korcula – Rocky Islet in the Škoji Archipelago

Kamenjak is one of the smaller islets in the Korcula archipelago — a compact rocky island between Vrnik and Soline bay, with a wild shoreline, some pebble patches, and clear water good for snorkelling. It sees very few visitors even in summer, which is partly a function of its size …

Bisače Island, Korcula – Remote Islet with a Seagull Colony

Bisače is the furthest islet in the Korcula archipelago from the mainland shore — positioned directly opposite Cape Raznjić at the eastern tip of Korcula, about four nautical miles from Korcula Town. It is the wildest and most remote of the Skoji group: rocky, exposed, uninhabited and home to one …

Planjak Island, Korcula – Quiet Pebble Beaches in the Archipelago

Planjak is a small uninhabited island in the Korcula archipelago, sitting directly south-east of Badija across a short stretch of open water. It is one of the quieter destinations in the Skoji group — no restaurant, no water taxi service, no facilities of any kind — which means it sees …

Stupe Island Korcula — Turquoise Lagoon and Moro Beach in the Archipelago

Stupe – properly Vela Stupa, with its smaller companion Mala Stupa nearby — is among the most visited of the smaller islets in the Korcula archipelago and the one most likely to surprise first-time visitors. Set in a natural lagoon about ten minutes from Korcula Town by water taxi, it …

Kayaking Korcula Island

Korcula is one of the finest sea kayaking destinations on the Dalmatian coast — and not just because the water is clear and the scenery is good. The island’s geography creates a natural kayaking environment that is hard to find elsewhere: a sheltered archipelago of twenty small islands directly offshore, …

Kayaking the Korcula Archipelago – Guide to the Škoji Islets by Kayak

The Korcula archipelago — locally called Škoji, pronounced ‘shkoyee’ — is the best kayaking destination on the island and one of the finest sea kayaking areas on the entire Dalmatian coast. Twenty or so small islands, islets and reefs sit between Korcula Town and Lumbarda, all within paddling distance of …

Sunset Kayaking Korcula – Evening Paddle from Soline to the Archipelago

Sunset kayaking from Soline is one of the most memorable ways to spend an evening on Korcula island. You paddle out across calm water as the afternoon heat fades, reach the small islands of the archipelago as the light starts to change, watch the sun drop behind the Pelješac mountains …

Kayaking from Soline – Best Starting Point for Kayaking on Korcula Island

Soline is a small sheltered bay on the north coast of Korcula, about 4km east of Korcula Town and directly opposite Badija island and the Skoji archipelago. For kayaking, it is close to perfect — calm water, easy pebble launch point, no boat traffic to speak of, and the nearest …

Best Sunset Spots in Korcula – Where to Watch the Evening Sky

Korcula faces west across the Pelješac channel — which means the island is set up perfectly for sunsets. The mountains of Pelješac catch the last light, and the channel water reflects the colours back across the town. On a clear evening in summer, the sky turns from gold to deep …

Vrnik

Despite no cars, no road and no real shop, this intriguing island of stone treasures, shaded swimming spots and newly opened art gallery is the only one that is still inhabited in the archipelago. The second-largest island in the archipelago offers the visitor shingle beaches in tranquil surroundings of a …

Korcula Archipelago

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