
easy
1 hour
Light activity; suitable for most people who can manage short stair sections and walking on uneven cobbles.
Walk Korčula’s medieval streets in one hour with a licensed local guide. See St. Mark’s Cathedral, the Marco Polo house, and learn the stonemasons’ secrets while getting practical tips for timing, footwear, and avoiding crowds.
You step through a low stone gate and the Adriatic exhales—a bright, briny air that threads through alleys paved in worn limestone and lifts the dust of centuries. In Korčula’s compact old town, a single hour feels like a brief passport stamp through medieval life: narrow streets that funnel toward a sunlit square, the carved façade of St. Mark’s Cathedral catching light like a ship’s figurehead, and the modest plaque marking the house long associated with Marco Polo.

Old town streets are cobblestone and can be slick—choose sturdy shoes with good grip.
Book morning or late-afternoon tours to miss cruise-ship influx and harsh sun.
Hydration is simple and eco-friendly—tap water is drinkable in Korčula but carry water for the walk.
The route includes short stair sections and tight passages; not recommended for wheelchairs.
Korčula grew as a fortified maritime hub under Venetian influence; its grid of streets and stone architecture reflect guild-based construction and coastal defense needs from the medieval period onward.
Tour operators emphasize low-impact visits—stick to marked paths, avoid touching carvings, and support local businesses to keep tourism sustainable.
Protects ankles and grip on uneven cobbles and stairs.
Essential during summer afternoons when shade is limited in narrow streets.
summer specific
Keeps you hydrated and reduces plastic waste during the tour.
Carries water, camera, and any layers while keeping hands free for photos.