Best Lumbarda holiday apartments

On the Croatian island Korčula lies the small municipality Lumbarda, known for its delicious white wine, the so-called “Grk”, a particularly mild climate and its hospitable inhabitants. Many of them now rent rooms, apartments or complete holiday homes to interested visitors. If you have such an apartment in Lumbarda, you will get an accommodation with charm, guaranteed comfort and of course privacy. In short: You can enjoy the perfect mixture of classic tourist accommodation and couchsurfing in Lumbarda. You live here as a temporary Croatian, but you can always go your own way and are not dependent on your host. If you would like to drive your own car, here’s a tip: From Italy ships sail daily to the Croatian neighbouring island of Hvar. And from here you will be able to quickly translate to Korčula . If you have already made some good kilometres to Italy, it might be advisable to spend the night in an accommodation in Pineto – near which the ferry departs.

Beautiful apartments in Lumbarda, on the Croatian island Korčula

When you finally arrive at your destination, you can look forward to a varied, relaxing holiday. Lumbarda and its 1.221 inhabitants belong to the district Dubrovnik-Neretva in Croatia. The island Korčula owes its name to the dark pine forests, because Korčula means as much as “black Corfu”. Korčula-City, Blato and the port city Vela Luka in the west of the island are the largest places of the island. Whether you make from your apartment in Lumbarda, which lies at the eastern point of the island, a detour into these places, or you equal an accommodation in Vela Luka or an apartment in Blato searches, is left to you. By car you drive from your private holiday flat in Lumbarda to the other end of the island in just three quarters of an hour. And all corners of the island are definitely worth seeing anyway.

Curiosities and sights in direct neighborhood to your private accommodation in Lumbarda

You can take a leisurely stroll through Lumbarda, admire the beautiful Adriatic coast, swim or let the sun shine on your belly. Those who are more adventurous can even explore the whole island on foot or by bike, passing by the lush vines, step by step. This is possible because Korčula is just 47 kilometres long and only five to eight kilometres wide. The mountains “Klupca” and “Kom” are with 568 and 510 meters the highest on the island. One of the most impressive sights is also the supposed birthplace of Marco Polo, which can be visited in the city of Korčula . Because while the rest of the world believes that this has its origin in Venice, the Croats here insist on the opposite. Are you interested in even more history and old buildings? Until the next highlight on the mainland, you are only three hours away by ferry and car. If this is too far for you: A private Apartment in Dubrovnik and thus another great overnight accommodation on this trip, you will find here with one click.