Sailing along the south side of the island of Korčula towards the Korčula town will take a long time once more so we recommend an early start. Furthermore, it is good to get there before the sunset to find the berth in the ACI marina Korčula as it's the best and safest option to refill your and boat's batteries. The town of Korcula is the biggest town of the island and was already one of the principal Dalmatian ports by the early 13th century. Korcula is thought to have been the birthplace of Marco Polo, the famous merchant that threaded his way via the Silk Road to China and many other lands in his time. You won't be able to reach China with this route, but even breathing the same air and following steps of young Marco in Korcula should spark up the adventuristic spirit inside of you. Many of the historic buildings, medieval center and walls testify of those times as it was yesterday. It is worth spending some time sightseeing around this place and as well paying a visit to Moro Beach Stupe, a great place for a cocktail on a small island of Stupe just outside of Korcula. It is worth mentioning that there are a few places on the way to Korčula, which you may find particularly interesting and worth visiting. To take a break, you should look to harbors at Karbuni, Prizba, and Pupnatska luka. You may even want to spend the night in one of these places.