A spacious vacation home with a pool, located in a stunning setting overlooking the sea on the island of Korcula. The three-level house features a one-bedroom apartment on the ground floor and a two-bedroom apartment upstairs, with terraces offering sea views. Enjoy the pool and explore the island’s beaches, olive groves, and pine forests.

This large vacation home with a pool welcomes you in a fantastic location with a view of the sea. Welcome to this elegant and colorful house on the island of Korcula. Together with your family or a couple of friends, you can call the three floors your home and enjoy the special furnishings and comfort. Look out over the sea from almost every room and enjoy your morning coffee on one of the balconies. The covered terrace area by the pool also invites you to spend relaxing hours sunbathing and swimming while taking in the scenery. There is a one-room apartment on the ground floor, while a two-room apartment is located on the upper floor. Discover the island of Korcula, with its beautiful olive groves, vineyards and dense pine forests. Many restaurants on the island offer delicious and rare specialties with fresh fish and Mediterranean herbs. The rocky coast at the bay is only a few meters away and you can dive directly into the beautiful sea. You can discover the fascinating underwater world by snorkeling and diving or explore the hiking trails on land and simply unwind on the hidden beaches. The last 1500m of the road is a gravel road

Korčula is a stunning Croatian island located in the Adriatic Sea, known for its captivating blend of historical charm, natural beauty, and cultural heritage. Part of the Dalmatian archipelago, the island is renowned for its lush green landscapes, picturesque beaches, and well-preserved medieval architecture. With a history spanning over two millennia, Korčula has been influenced by various civilizations, including the Greeks, Romans, and Venetians. The main town, also named Korčula, is often compared to Dubrovnik for its medieval walls, narrow streets, and stone buildings. The Old Town's fishbone layout was designed to reduce the impact of winds and features impressive Gothic and Renaissance architecture, highlighted by landmarks such as St. Mark's Cathedral. The island also claims to be the birthplace of the legendary explorer Marco Polo, with a museum dedicated to his life and travels. Korčula is celebrated for its natural beauty, with dense pine forests, olive groves, and vineyards that stretch across the island. The coastline offers a variety of beautiful beaches, such as Vela Pržina and Pupnatska Luka, where visitors can enjoy crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming and snorkeling. The island’s terrain also provides opportunities for hiking and cycling through scenic landscapes and traditional villages.