2025 Lumbarda Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in August)

#croatianislands Tucked away on the island of #Korčula, Vela Pržina Beach is a slice of paradise for anyone looking to enjoy the beauty of Croatia’s Adriatic coast. With soft golden sand, shallow turquoise waters, and a relaxed vibe, it’s the perfect spot to spend a full day soaking up the sun. ☀️ Why I loved Vela Pržina This beach is ideal for both swimming and simply unwinding under the Mediterranean sun. Unlike the typical pebble beaches in Croatia, Vela Pržina has fine sand, making it especially comfortable for lounging. 🍽 Where to eat Right by the shore, there’s a cozy Mediterranean restaurant where you can enjoy fresh seafood, grilled vegetables, and chilled local wine. The highlight? Savoring a plate of grilled fish while gazing at the sparkling Adriatic Sea. Main dishes cost around €10–18, and a glass of wine is about €4–6—totally worth it for the setting. 🚤 How to get there Located near Lumbarda, it’s a short 15-minute drive from Korčula Town. I booked my rental car with Trip.com, which gave me the flexibility to explore hidden gems like this. 🌟 Why I recommend it Spending the afternoon here felt like a Mediterranean dream. The beach is family-friendly yet quiet enough for couples or solo travelers to relax. 📌 Tip: Arrive early to claim a good spot and stay until sunset for the most magical light over the water.

#beachlife Croatia is one of my favourite places in Europe. And I have been going there since before game of thrones happened and tourism boomed. Surely that has led to some cities becoming more expensive but hey I'm not a cheapster anymore (hehe). Listen ya'll, let me tell you about Korcula. Until my most recent holidays it seemed to still enjoy less tourists and no rush. While offering all you need from a beach holiday and much more. I mean there are forest, vineyards, beaches and fishing villages to explore. The old town is a net of narrow alleyways and hidden gems. Edifices framed by flowers and colourful pot plants paint the Medieval town with a quirky character. And then just around the corner is the Town Museum that does a great job encapsulating Korcula’s rich background. Aside from the architecture and array of blissful beaches, winemaking is an intrinsic part of Korcula’s culture. In terms of day trips and island hopping there are plenty of options. Namely the beaches of Vela Przina Beach, Bilin Zal Beach, Pupnatska Luka Beach and Vaja Beach make for a lovely day's work.#beachlife #culture #wine #croatia

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