Korcula to Dubrovnik Kayak Expedition

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Korcula to Dubrovnik Kayak Expedition

The Adriatic Sea is at the center of Dalmatia’s identity. An excellent way to discover maritime culture of the Adriatic Sea is on a week-long sea-kayak expedition with traditional support boats.

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Itinerary

Day 1

Monday -
10am - Meet in Dubrovnik.
Proceed to Korèula Town via van and short ferry ride.
Korèula Town is famous as the reputed birthplace of the original travelogue writer, Marco Polo, and it was in a sea-battle between the Venetians, who controlled Dalmatia at the time, and the Genovese in 1298, off the coast of Korèula, that he was captured and taken as a POW to Genoa, where his memoirs were transcribed.
3pm - Arrive Korcula.
Dinner and accommodation in Korcula.

Day 2

Tuesday -
9am - After breakfast, begin kayaking.
11am - Arrive Lumbarda. Swim and prepare lunch.
2pm - Visit Cebalo's Winery.
White wine is the preferred drop on Korèula, with two excellent varieties being produced. Grk is grown in the fields surrounding the town of Lumbarda and Posip in the valleys of Smokvica and Èara.
5pm - Short paddle to bay in which to anchor for the night.
Total paddling- 10 kms

Day 3

Wednesday -
9am - Paddle to Trstenik, on the Peljesac Peninsula via Podobuèe.
The sharp hills and rugged coast of the Peljesac Peninsula are only a short paddle across the Peljeski Channel from Korèula Town.
6pm - Visit Bartuloviæ Winery for dinner (van transfer).
Dingaè, a region midway along the Peninsula, arguably produces Croatia's best wine. The vineyards dramatically plunge down at 70 degrees straight into the water. These steep, southern-facing fields provide the Plavac grapes with maximum exposure to the already scorching summer sun, producing a very rich, complex, full bodied wine. The winery of Napa Valley expatriate, Mike Grgiæ, is found in the town of Trstenik.
Total paddling- 19.5 kms

Day 4

Thursday -
8am - The best breakfast in Dalmatia with Seka.
9am - Paddle to Polace on Mljet Island.
The remote and wild Mljet Island, containing one of Croatia's most beautiful national parks, is rumored to have been Odysseus' oasis prison for 7 years. The afternoon will be spent walking around Malo Jezero and Veliko Jezero, the lakes at the northern end of the island.
2pm - Walk to lake, monastery and Roman ruins.
Total paddling- 18 kms

Day 5

Friday -
9am - Paddle to Prapratno, again on the Peljesac Peninsula.
5pm - Dinner in Mali Ston (van transfer).
The twins towns of Ston and Mali Ston are renown for three things - ancient salt fields, oyster beds and medieval walls. The walls are purported to be the 3rd longest in the world after the Great Wall of China and Hadrian's Wall.
Total paddling- 28 kms

Day 6

Saturday -
9am - Paddle to Lopud Island.
Lopud Island has one of Dalmatia’s largest sand beaches.
Total paddling- 28 kms

Day 7

Sunday -
9am - Paddle to Dubrovnik.
Approaching Dubrovnik's walls from the sea is a paddle all kayakers should do at least once in their lives. The towering limestone edifices jealously protected from maritime depredations for centuries inside a town of narrow flagged streets, tall orange-tiled houses, Baroque palaces, churches and monasteries. Sitting at a café on the main street after the August crowds have left, you feel a comfort and familiarity found only in an old friend's living room.
2pm - Check into rooms for evening.
Dinner in Dubrovnik.
Total paddling- 16 kms

General Information

Duration:
7 Days
Location Start:
Dubrovnik
Location Finish:
Dubrovnik
Payment Types:
Credit/Debit Cards, Paypal, Cheque, Travellers Cheque, Payment Transfer
We Speak:
English, French

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