
(Patria) - Gubeša is a charming islet in Gradina Bay near Korčula, with a diameter of only about 100 meters.
Although its name suggests it was a place where people with leprosy were treated and died, the truth is that it was a summer resort for wealthy Romans.
Even today, remains of the water supply system and buildings from the Roman era can be seen on the islet.
Olive trees were planted on the island at that time, as well as a multitude of aromatic and medicinal Mediterranean herbs, which emit a beautiful scent and give it an idyllic appearance.
There are only three houses on the islet, two of which are rented out, so it is clear that you will have more privacy than in other overcrowded tourist destinations on the Adriatic, if you manage to book your desired dates in time, writes Punkufer.hr.
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