North of Dubrovnik, you can ride your motorcycle to the Pelješac peninsula. The island produces excellent wine and is known for its breathtaking scenery far away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist crowds. Take your time, enjoy every meter under your wheels, take a deep breath. Pay a visit to the town of Ston. Europe's largest stone wall eats its way through nature like a relentless snake made of stone. After the Great Wall of China, the 5.5 km long stone wall of Ston is actually the second largest in the world! 20 defense towers and all seven bastions of Europe's oldest wall are still well preserved and can be visited on a hike across the stone colossus. Treat yourself to this impressive experience in the middle of the largely untouched nature of Pelješac.

The Veliki Kaštio fortress is located right next door. It confidently joins the list of Ston's stone giants. Not far from the castle are the salt marshes, where the precious commodity has been cultivated for centuries. The Franciscan monastery is also worth a visit.

Another treasure thrives particularly well in and around Ston: oysters. Enjoy fresh seafood, the specialty of the area, in one of the countless restaurants along the bay.

The island of Korčula is also known as "The Green Island" and lives up to its name. Between the winding Mediterranean towns and villages, nature shows its most beautiful side in the form of green hills, lush pine forests, romantic dream beaches and extensive vineyards.

Hop on your motorcycle for a varied tour and visit the island towns along the picturesque coast. There are numerous exciting water sports on offer all over Korčula, including diving, sailing and windsurfing. Almost a must on Korčula is the fine sandy beach in the seaside resort of Lumbarda, which is atypical for Croatia and therefore so popular.

Just a few kilometers away is the town of Korčula with its fascinating old town. Once you arrive, you will be completely captivated by this town. The light-colored stone houses nestle together in Mediterranean style along beautiful cobbled alleys, walls of gigantic proportions surround the picturesque old town and only open their lines to make way for the four powerful towers. It is not for nothing that Korčula is referred to by many as "Little Dubrovnik". The former Marco Polo is also said to have been born within its walls. You can visit the family home, and the tower there also offers a wonderful view of the city.

In Vela Luka, a nice stopover on your journey, you will find the Vela Spila cave. It bears witness to the fact that people appreciated the fertility and pleasant climate of this region and settled here 20,000 years ago. In front of the cave entrance, you can enjoy the wonderful view of the sea with its numerous islets.

Brna Bay, with its many hidden and varied stretches of beach, is ideal for a short (or longer) swim. Right next door you will find a beach with healing mud in the bay of Istruga.

After a few kilometers you and your bike will reach the next village: Blato. The large, award-winning town park in the center of the town is particularly eye-catching. The Svih Svetih church is characterized by numerous architectural styles that have been added to the sacred building over the centuries. In front of it is the beautiful main square Pijaca, which you should definitely visit before you leave. In Blato, you will find the typical stone houses of the region in various places.

You can reach the island of Korčula in different ways. Option 1: Take the ferry directly from Split to Vela Luka. Option 2: You can also take the ferry from Ploce to Peljesac, continue by motorcycle to Orebic and from there take the ferry again to Domince on Korčula.

The ferry from Dubrovnik takes you to what is probably the most paradisiacal region in Croatia: the Elaphiti Islands. The archipelago consists of 13 islands, most notably the island of Lopud. There you can unwind on the beautiful sandy beach in Sunj Bay. You'll be enchanted afterwards. Switch off, enjoy life, be free.