The Korcula Boat Adventure Tour is a 7-hour exploration of the uninhabited islands, hidden reefs, coves and forgotten history of the Korcula archipelago.

We set sail with waypoints, not a schedule. The Maestral wind, the day's conditions, and the captain's instincts shape the journey. No two tours are ever the same.

Aboard a sturdy 15-metre traditional Dalmatian boat, equipped with modern comforts including tables, a bathroom, a sun deck, and led by a crew intimately connected to the local sea and its stories, you discover that embracing the unknown is part of the journey.

Three main waypoints every trip: Majsan island, where a Roman villa and 4th-century Byzantine church stand largely unvisited among the overgrown ruins; Gubavac, Korcula's medieval quarantine island where Venetian-era ships were held before entering port, now home to one of the clearest snorkelling reefs in the inner archipelago; and the Mokalo shipwreck, a sunken cargo vessel accessible from the surface on calm days.

Beyond those, the route is open. A quiet cove off Vrnik. A sheltered bay the Jugo wind has kept to itself. Wherever looks right from the bow that morning.

Halfway through the day the grill fires up on deck. Grilled fish, meat, and olive oil. Fruits, snacks, water, juice, and of course- local served throughout the journey. Lunch happens wherever the boat stops. Some days it's deep in the archipelago. Others, Badija bay if the crowds have thinned out.

Bring a swimming costume, a towel, and a sense of adventure. Everything else is on board.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

7-hour boat tour with experienced captain and guide
Snorkelling equipment — diving mask
Grilled fish and meat lunch on board
Local Korcula wine, water, soft drinks, fruit and snacks
Life jackets and safety equipment
Free pickup and drop off service within 5 kilometres of Korčula town. Free pickup and drop off of guests from Orebić possible from Hotel Orsan Aminess pier.