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Tourist info Korčula - Blato

Blato is a charming little town located in the center of the island of Korčula, 40 km from the town of Korčula. The city was built in amphitheater form on several hills around a small central valley. Known for its main street Zlinje, a long avenue of dense trees in which are situated all important public buildings such as schools, hotels, banks, shops, municipal building, medical center. There is a beautiful city park that provides thick shade during the summer months. The climate in Blato is similar to the climate of all island of Korčula and is characterized by long, dry and hot summers and short, mild and wet winters. Average temperatures never drop below 10° C in January and February, while in the summer months, on average is above 20° C. Blato was named after a neighboring field that was flooded regularly during heavy rains. After 1911 the field was drained and was created a small lake that dries up during the summer. Explore also the nearby town of Korčula and discover the island's rich heritage.

Beaches in Blato

Although Blato is situated inland, the beautiful beaches of the island of Korčula are easily accessible. The coastline nearby offers crystal-clear waters and peaceful coves perfect for swimming and relaxation. For those who prefer accommodation next to the sea, numerous seaside apartments are available — browse accommodation next to the sea and find your ideal holiday spot.

Sights of Blato

Blato offers rich cultural and historical content. The main street Zlinje with its long lime-tree avenue is one of the most recognizable landmarks in town. Olive oil, wine, carob and fig trees are the most important products of the local agricultural tradition. During its long history, the economy was oriented around the production of agricultural products, especially wine. For more information on events and attractions, visit the Blato Tourist Board website.

Accommodation in Blato

To all visitors, Blato offers a variety of content and services and accommodation in numerous apartments in private family houses. Recently, tourism and renting apartments and houses have an important role in the income of the local population. Discover the wider regional offer on the Dubrovnik & Dalmatia page. Welcome to Blato on the island of Korčula!

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