Vrnik Island
Vrnik
A small island famous for its quarries. Korčula stone was used in buildings such as those in Dubrovnik. It has a quiet village and clear water.
Vrnik lies between Korčula and Lumbarda. Limestone has been quarried here since the ancient Greek and Roman periods, and the stone is said to have been used in buildings such as the Rector's Palace in Dubrovnik. The island has just one small village, where you can see ancient quarry remains and stonemasons' huts. The surrounding water is good for swimming. In summer, you can reach the island by small boat from Lumbarda or join a boat tour of the islands.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Lumbarda & Pržina Beach
- Badija Island
- Maritime Museum Orebić
- Marco Polo House
- St. Mark's Cathedral
- Land Gate & Veliki Revelin Tower
- Korčula Old Town
- Korčula Town Museum