Marco Polo was a world explorer, and therefore "owned by", and considered to be the "heritage" of the whole world! While other explorers and researchers have changed the world map - Marco Polo has changed the history. According to a legend, Korčula is his birthplace! The Island of Korčula is, without a doubt, one of Croatia's most beautiful islands. Perhaps more than on any other island, it is here that the legends, stories and historical monuments relate to each other. Famous stonemasons, shipbuilders, sailors, and people of Korčula left traces worldwide, but the best thing is what they have left to their city. Enjoy the narrow streets, beautiful churches and palaces in one of the most beautiful cities on the Mediterranean. After the tour, go for a delicious meal in one of the many restaurants on the island, or head to the beach for a relaxing swim.

Ston sits 50 km northwest of Dubrovnik on an isthmus that connects the Pelješac Peninsula with the mainland. This magical historical place is by large famous for three things; its very well-preserved town walls, its salt works, and its seafood.

On our way back, we'll stop at Pelješac Peninsula where you can taste top-quality local wines that made this destination famous around the world.