Rasoha Velika Bay is located in the center of Korčula Island. Korčula is an island in southern Dalmatia, stretching 46 km in length with a coastline of 182 km and numerous bays. With a population of around 16,000, it is the second largest island in the Adriatic. The island enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate with an average of over 2,700 hours of sunshine per year, making it the sunniest region in Croatia. This means you can enjoy beautiful weather and warm sea almost all year round. The average summer temperature is 29°C, and the sea temperature reaches 27°C. Korčula is also one of the most densely forested islands in the Adriatic.

The town of Korčula is one of the best-preserved medieval towns in the Mediterranean, surrounded by city walls dating back to the 13th, 14th, and 15th centuries, built around the old town. The town was founded in the 10th century (by Constantine Porphyrogenitus). The precision of its urban planning, along with the walls and towers, is unique in the Mediterranean region. The famous seafarer and merchant Marco Polo was born in Korčula in 1254. The town features many historic landmarks such as the cathedral, city walls with towers, town hall, Marco Polo’s birthplace, and more.

Vela Luka is the largest town on the island, located 15 km from the villa (Rasoha Velika Bay). The town offers many shops, a shopping center, a marina, and numerous restaurants with a rich selection of Mediterranean specialties and locally produced wines, which are renowned worldwide. During summer, Vela Luka hosts numerous cultural and entertainment events. On the hill above Vela Luka lies Vela Spila, a well-known archaeological site from the Stone Age, with many findings exhibited in the local museum.

Blato is the nearest village, located 9 km from Rasoha Velika, known for its rich history and architecture. It is also home to the Shrine of Saint Mary of Jesus.