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UNESCO World Heritage

Korčula enchants with its timeless beauty, past times have left their mark on the stone that speaks. It is proud of the living traditions it nurtures. Countless beautiful beaches and bays, 2671 hours of sunshine a year mostly on the entire Adriatic, luxury hotels and holiday homes, centuries-old olive groves and vineyards, ancient summer houses and ancient island places that seem to have been lost in a long time ago attract tourists from all over the world.
The coast of the medieval island of Korčula is indented by a number of bays and coves, which makes the island attractive to many sailors. Its northern coast is relatively low, easily accessible and has several natural, from the south and east wind, protected ports: Korčula, Banja, Račišća, Vrbovica, Babina, Prigradica, Tri Žala.
Tri Žala is a place known for its three pebble beaches. If you are looking for a place to spend your vacation, this is perfect. Also, the place is very romantic and is an ideal choice for newlyweds who want to spend their honeymoon here. There are also lots of water activities you can enjoy such as sailing, surfing, diving.
There are many beaches and coves ideal for a quiet family vacation near by. The bay Tri Žala is located directly across the town Viganj on Pelješac which is the most famous Adriatic destination for surfboarding and you can enjoy this beautiful view through our webcam.

Stunning wide aspect to Korčula and Pelješac channel. Rotating camera allows you a wide and spectacular panoramic view. On one side you can see the old city center of Korčula, from where you can see the old buildings on one place as well as the beautifully landscaped border between the mainland and the sea. Bindings of the old town can receive larger boats, which is great because you can monitor coming and going of boats every day, as well as the ferry which has regular line from Split. In a d

View of the center of Račišće - a unique small place and also the youngest settlement of the island of Korčula. Račišće has a unique charm that makes it a favorite destination for escape from everyday turbulence, stress and city noise. As you can see, there is a small harbor that is mostly full of boats, as well as coffee bars ideal for morning coffees and restaurants where you can enjoy Korčula's indigenous delicacies. The large palm trees provide a true summer atmosphere, and if you want to