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Blato is a municipality on the island of Korčula in southern Croatia, known for its long history and agricultural tradition. The main settlement, also called Blato, lies inland, surrounded by fields and olive groves. Unlike many coastal towns, Blato developed away from the sea, but its territory…
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About Blato
The area has been inhabited since ancient times, with archaeological sites from the Roman era. In the 20th century, Blato was one of the largest settlements on Korčula, with a strong cooperative movement. Today, visitors can explore the parish church of All Saints, the Romanesque church of St. Mary in the Field, and the ethno house, which displays traditional artifacts. The nearby bay of Prižba provides opportunities for swimming, sailing, and diving.
Blato is a quiet destination, ideal for those interested in history, nature, and local culture. It is not a resort town, but it offers a genuine experience of island life.
Where to stay in Blato
Blato town centre. The central area of Blato offers accommodation within walking distance of historic churches, cafes, and shops, providing a convenient base for exploring the town's heritage.
Prižba. This coastal village within the municipality of Blato has beaches, a marina, and several hotels and apartments, making it a good choice for a seaside stay.
Karbuni. A small bay near Prižba with pebble beaches and clear water, Karbuni has a handful of private accommodations and is suited to a relaxed, quiet holiday.
Getting there and around
Blato is on the island of Korčula, which is connected to the mainland by ferry from Orebić to Korčula town, and by catamaran from Split and Dubrovnik to Korčula town. From Korčula town, it is about 35 kilometres by road to Blato. The island also has a small airport. Getting around Blato and to nearby villages is easiest with a car, though local buses run between Korčula town and Blato. Taxis are available but limited.
When to go
The best time to visit Blato is from May to September, when the weather is warm and the sea is suitable for swimming. July and August are the busiest months, with more events and higher temperatures. Spring and autumn offer mild weather and fewer visitors, ideal for exploring the countryside and historic sites.
Questions, answered
Where is Blato located?
Blato is on the island of Korčula in southern Croatia. The main settlement is inland, while the municipality includes the coastal village of Prižba.
How do I get to Blato?
You can reach Korčula island by ferry from Orebić or by catamaran from Split and Dubrovnik. From Korčula town, Blato is about 35 kilometres by road.
What is there to see in Blato?
The parish church of All Saints, the Romanesque church of St. Mary in the Field, and the ethno house are notable. The nearby bay of Prižba offers beaches and water activities.
Is Blato a good destination for families?
Yes, Blato and especially Prižba have calm beaches and a peaceful atmosphere, making it suitable for families.
What is the average guest score for hotels in Blato?
Hotels listed on our site for Blato have an average guest score of 4.4 out of 5.