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Island of Hvar, Sućuraj - Excursions
During the tourist season there are daily boat excursions organized from Sućuraj to Makarska Riviera, Pelješac peninsula and medieval town of Korčula on the island of Korčula.
On the trip you'll be served a fish dinner, and there is music and drinks 
onboard. You can also enjoy many of Sućuraj's bays, accessible by car or bike, on foot or in some cases only by boat. And if you don't have your own boat, one can be rented.
The town of Hvar, Stari Grad, Jelsa, Vrbovska and other settlements on the island of Hvar are best visited by car. For those who come without a car, local bus line (Monday and Friday) or taxi cars are an option. There is also the option of car, scooter or bike rental.
Thanks to frequent ferry lines you can take interesting field trips with your car to the mainland, for instance:
- Split, the biggest city in Dalmatia and second biggest in the country which can be reached in 110 minutes (30 minutes by ferry and 80 minutes by car). Split is best known for its ancient palace built by roman emperor Diocletian. Well preserved segments of the palace are now the centre of Split's Old town. In the vicinity of Split there are the ruins of Salona, antique capital of roman province of Dalmatia, Trogir – one of the best preserved towns built in roman-gothic style, Vranjača cave and the town of Sinj (known for its traditional game called Alka). On your way to Split, you can visit the town of Omiš – by which the Cetina canyon lays and Makarska, in whose vicinity is nature park Biokovo, and the town of Imotski with its Blue and Red Lake isn't far.
- Dubrovnik, a city whose center is surrounded by massive stone walls from the Middle ages. The trip will take about 150 minute (30 + 120). The thing to see on the way is the town of Ston, a small town with the longest fortification walls in Europe and the world's oldest active salt mill. And on your trip you should also visit the Neretva River valley and the Baćina lakes.
- National park Krka, a river with large numbers of waterfalls and historical city of Šibenik, first city on the Adriatic built by Croats, located 130 minutes away (30 + 100).
- to the border with BiH reachable in 60 minutes (30 + 30). In Herzegovina, near the border, there is a well known catholic shrine Međugorje, medieval town of Počitelj, also Kravice falls and nature park Hutovo Blato. Bit farther away there is also the old town of Mostar, best known for its Old bridge.
For those who have speedboats at their disposal, one day trips to some interesting places are also available:
- National park Mljet Island
- Nature park Lastovo Isles
- The island of Brač
- The island of Vis and nearby island of Biševo with Blue cave (Modra špilja)
And finally, for those who come or leave Sućuraj via A1 highway or state road D1 from Zagreb, we can recommend a visit to Plitvice Lakes, the oldest, largest and most visited of Croatian national parks.
