Korčula Private Boat Tour from Makarska

We leave Makarska and head south toward the Pelješac channel, with the morning still calm and the route ahead opening gradually into a more remote, more spacious Adriatic day. The pace is private, flexible and shaped around sea conditions from the very beginning.

The first stop is a beautiful hidden bay near Lovište, framed by untouched nature and shimmering turquoise sea. It is the kind of place that instantly slows everything down — peaceful, secluded, and far removed from the ordinary.

A softer, more curious stop — known for its deer, monastery setting and gentle island atmosphere. You can stretch your legs, look for the deer and, if you feel like it, fit in a relaxed swim before the route turns back toward Hvar.

Often associated with the story of Marco Polo, Korčula Town is one of the Adriatic’s most elegant historic centres — compact, atmospheric and easy to enjoy at your own pace. Stone lanes, sea views and a far more refined rhythm than many busier coastal stops make this the natural centrepiece of the day.

Recommended restaurant: Filippi

A completely different kind of swim stop — Mlaska is one of the rare sandy bays in our part of the Adriatic, known for its remarkably shallow, crystal-clear water where you can keep walking surprisingly far from shore. Softer underfoot, calmer in mood and framed by pine-covered slopes, it brings a lighter, more relaxed texture to the route — and easily becomes one of the most unexpected highlights of the day.

An optional late-afternoon stop, shaped by how long you choose to linger at the earlier highlights of the route. Mala Pogorila offers a quieter, more understated side of Hvar — a beautifully clear bay with an effortless sense of privacy, where the atmosphere feels less like a scheduled stop and more like a final, well-earned pause by the sea.