You can book a hotel in Korcula. In the immediate vicinity of Dubrovnik-Neretva County are Lovrijenac – a county fortress, also known as Fort Lawrence –, Sponza Palace, Rector's Palace and the Dubrovnik Walls; the first documented mention of Lovrijenac as a stone bastion dates back to 1018. Oštra Glavica is also nearby, while Gradina, Krčetovo and Planik are located in the surrounding area of the county. For travelers who are also interested in culture during their stay in Korcula, Lovrijenac is therefore a specific historical point of reference.
Geographical context
Dubrovnik-Neretva County is Croatia's southernmost county and borders Bosnia and Herzegovina as well as Montenegro. This county also includes a large number of islands.
Landscape and regional character
In the broader regional context of the county, agriculture is particularly well developed in the Neretva Valley.
Visitor information
Hospitality and tourism are dominant economic sectors in Dubrovnik and throughout the county. The region's tourism focus is therefore also relevant when considering a stay in Korcula.
For further regional orientation, you can open the following subpages: Vela Luka Municipality, Blato Municipality, Korčula Municipality.
