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Ferry Split – Korcula is a summer route operated in the period mid-April till the end of October . In April, May, and October, there are up to 3 daily departures. In June, July, August, and September there are 5 daily departures, and the sailing time is about 2 hours and 20 minutes.

The route is run with fast ferries/catamarans for foot passengers only. If you plan on coming to Korcula island in a car, then you should take the car ferry from Split to Vela Luka . You could also drive to Orebic and take the car ferry from there to Domince on Island Korcula .

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Krilo – Kapetan Luka: Split – Milna – Hvar – Korcula – Mljet – Dubrovnik

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2024 Ferry Split – Korcula Prices

Price lists for ferry Split – Korcula differ depending on the carrier. Ticket prices are starting from 12   € up to 25 €.

Split to Korcula ferry FAQs

The sailing time is about 2 hours and 20 minutes.

On the fast ferry, you can bring 20 kg of luggage, which is included in the price of the ticket.

No, the tickets are only valid for a specific departure. If you try to board a catamaran with a ticket for a different departure, you will not be allowed on the vessel.

If you are not sure when you’re travelling to Korcula, and want to reserve a ticket and pay later, unfortunately, you can not reserve a ticket.

Officially not, but if you bring water you should not run into any troubles. On all catamarans between these two destinations, there is a coffee bar where you can buy snacks and drinks.

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Is there a ferry from Split to Korcula?

You can easily travel from Split to Korcula by catamaran. The ferry route is normally available with up to 5 daily crossings during the high season , operated by TP-Line, Jadrolinija and Kapetan Luka - Krilo. In the low season , there is usually 1 sailing per day .

What’s the ferry schedule from Split to Korcula

The earliest ferry from Split is scheduled for 07:30 , arriving at the port of Korcula around 08:00 or 10:25. The last ferry to Korcula leaves the port of Split at 16:00 , arriving on the island at 18:30.

Ferry Tickets, Offers & Discounts

How much is the ferry from split to korcula.

The price of the Split - Korcula ferry ranges from around €9 to €25 . The final ticket cost may vary depending on discounts, offers, the season, and operator.

Take a look at our ferry routes, find the lowest prices and best offers, and book your ferry tickets on Ferryhopper with no hidden fees .

Any available offers will be automatically applied when booking your ferry tickets.

Take advantage of the available discounts and travel from Split to Korcula by ferry with lower-cost ferry tickets . Children up to 3 years old can travel from Split to Korcula for free , while children 3 to 12 years old are entitled to a 50% discount . 

Note : children up to 1 years old travel for free but are not issued a ticket , while children from 1 to 3 years  old travel for free and are issued a ticket .

Ferry Route Info

How long is the ferry ride from split to korcula.

The Split - Korcula ferry crossing lasts from 2 hr 20 min to 3 hr 40 min .

Is there a high-speed ferry from Split to Korcula?

The connection from the port of Split to that of Korcula is only operated by high-speed catamarans . The fastest ferry route lasts 2.5 hr.

What’s the distance between Split and Korcula?

The distance between Split and Korcula is around 45 nautical miles (approximately 83 km).

Ferry Trip Tips

Useful tips for your ferry trip to korcula from split.

Here are some useful tips for your ferry trip from Split to Korcula:

• In the high season, we recommend arriving at the port of Split well in advance to avoid delays and overcrowding. The same applies to ferry trips on weekends.
• Check our Map of ferries to discover additional island-hopping options from the port of Korcula to nearby destinations, including Mljet, Brac and Hvar.
• In a few cases, schedules of ferries that depart from the port of Split may change. Make sure to confirm your ferry’s departure time . You can also track your ferry in real time on the Ferryhopper app !

Where to take the ferry from Split to Korcula

Ferries to Korcula depart from the port of Split . The Split Ferry Terminal is located within walking distance of the historic city center. It is also easily accessible by public transport , since the main bus and train stations are literally across the street.

Being one of the biggest Croatian ports, the Split ferry terminal offers visitors many amenities , including ticket offices, ATM-s, all kinds of shops, as well as restaurants.

Can I travel on the ferry from Split to Korcula with a car?

No, you cannot embark your vehicle on the fast ferries that serve the Split - Korcula route. However, it is possible to transport bicycles .

Tip : if you want to travel with your car to the island of Korcula, you will have to sail from Split to the port of Vela Luka , which is 45 min away by car from Korcula Town. Alternatively, you can leave your vehicle at a parking lot close to the port of Split before departing for Korcula.

Ferry luggage

During your ferry trip from Split to Korcula with either TP-Line , Jadrolinija or Kapetan Luka - Krilo , you are entitled to a single piece of luggage weighing up to 20 kg .

There are no cabins available on the ferries that operate the Split - Korcula route.

Pets are welcome on Split - Korcula high speed ferries. Small pets are allowed in the catamaran salon, as long as they are transported in specially designed bags with maximum dimensions 45x35x25 cm and a total weight of up to 8 kg . One passenger can only have 1 bag with a pet.

Larger pets will be allowed on board only if there are available kennels on open decks (should be booked and extra charged). Make sure you have your pet's health booklet with you and any other necessary certificates.

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Getting from Korcula to Split involves just a couple of options – you can get there by fast passenger direct ferry crossings, bus, taxi, water taxi, or private transfer. The distance from Korcula to Split is 170 km. There are no direct flights between Korcula and Split, and no train connections.

How to get from Korcula to Split

• The best, cheapest and fastest way to reach Split from Korcula is to take a fast passenger ferry (catamaran). You can get a fast passenger ferry from three ports on the island: Korcula town , Prigradica and Vela Luka . Ticket prices start from 8 Euro. The total travel time is 2.5 hrs. This option is for foot passengers.
• If you are driving , the only direct car ferry from the island to Split is a car ferry from Vela Luka . The alternative is a car ferry from Korcula Town to Orebic.
• Other options include a bus to Split , private transfer (taxi) , or water taxi .

Driving from Korcula to Split (Car Ferry)

If you are traveling by car, you can take a direct car ferry from Vela Luka to Split . There are two daily car ferries sailing all year round. The alternative is a car ferry from Korcula Town to Orebic . This is the cheaper option than the direct ferry from Vela Luka but it takes a longer time (2 hrs 45 minutes as opposed to 3.5 hours traveling time). Once in Orebic, you will then drive either to Trpanj to cross by car ferry to Ploce or to Peljesac Bridge to cross to Komarna and drive further by E65 road to Split (see the below map).

to Split Airport by car

If you are heading to Split Airport , drive as above and once you reach Dugopolje on E65 road, turn left towards Split Airport which is located between Kastela and Trogir. It is another 30 km distance drive.

Korcula to Split by Passenger Ferry

There are at least 3 available ferries getting from Korcula island to Split every day of the year. Two of them are fast passenger ferries and one is a slower car ferry. If you are a foot passenger, choose a fast passenger one if you can. The alternative is the slower ferry that also carries cars. Here is what is available:

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Timetables for fast passenger ferries

• Korcula Town via Prigradica & Hvar to Split (daily fast passenger ferry) – early morning departure (6 am)
• Korcula Town via Hvar & Brac to Split (April to October daily fast passenger ferry) – afternoon departure (6 pm)
• Korcula Town via Makarska and Brac to Split (June to September daily fast passenger ferry) – afternoon departure (6 pm)
• Vela Luka via Hvar to Split (daily fast passenger ferry) – early morning departure (5.30 am)

All ferries depart from the center of the towns, from its local ports – see the map here and take you to the Split ferry port (map), which is situated in the center of the city, on its waterfront promenade. From there you can continue your travels further. Fast passenger ferries (catamarans) usually do not sail in bad weather. If that happens, take from Vela Luka a slow car ferry instead.

Here is a video of one of the fast passenger ferries sailing on this route:

Korcula to Split by Bus

There is a daily bus that departs from Vela Luka, and drives across the island to Korcula Town, stopping in every place on its way. The bus continues to Zagreb via Split. This option may be a bit inconvenient as the journey starts from Vela Luka at 18:30 and from Korcula Town at 19:45, arriving at the Split bus terminal quite late, at 0:45 (after midnight). Here is a screenshot of the bus booking panel:

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This bus is the last public transport option to travel to Split from the island. Good to consider if you miss all the earlier ferries.

by Water Taxi

You can also get a water taxi (private speed boat transfer) to take you from Korcula island to Split or to Split Airport. The price for this service is calculated on basis of the number of passengers, pick-up time, and season. The standard rate for a water taxi from Vela Luka to Split is 600 Euro and from Korcula Town to Split 800 Euro. Add another 100 Euro to Split Airport. Book your water taxi here

At the present, there is no Uber service on the island. However, you can get a taxi to take you to Split or to Split Airport. The price is calculated on basis of the number of passengers, pick-up time, and season. The standard rate for Split and Split Airport is 230 Euros to 265 Euros. Book your taxi here .

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On the below map, you can see all available routes to reach Split from Korcula ( and back ):

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Korcula to Split

How to get from korcula to split.

If you are a foot passenger , there is a fast ferry catamaran that departs  daily   from Korcula Old Town  to  Split . This is the most convenient and fastest way to travel.  If you are driving and need a car ferry , there are  no direct car ferries  between these two places. You have to either cross to Orebic (Peljesac) by car ferry  and continue from there to  drive across the Peljesac Peninsula  and Peljesac bridge to Split or drive to Vela Luka and get on a car ferry to Split .

6 Ways to get from Korčula to Split

The nearest distance between Korcula Island and Split, across the sea, is 57 nautical miles (106 km). The easiest way to travel is by fast passenger ferry (catamaran). Here are the details:

By Foot Passenger Ferry (Catamaran)

Schedules, tickets, booking.

The three companies that run passenger ferries from Korcula to Split are  Krilo (Kapetan Luka) ,  TP Line , and  Jadrolinija . Ferries depart from Korcula Town  port , Prigradica, or Vela Luka and arrive at the same terminal in Split ( see location map here ) & a short  video here .

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Important Note:  

In case of bad weather, the catamaran (fast passenger ferries) is not sailing. In such circumstances, you have to travel by car ferry via Vela Luka or Orebic. (see details below)

By Car Ferry and driving from Korcula to Split

The direct car ferry that connects Korcula Island and Split is via Vela Luka . So, if you are driving, you have just this option or alternatively, driving via car ferry to Orebic (check also the map below):

• Step 1 : Cross to the mainland by a  car ferry from Korcula to Orebic  (sails up to 15 times a day – see detailed schedule at croatiaferries.com website)
• Step 2 : Drive from  Orebic  to Split via Peljesac bridge using road E65.

By this shortest and fastest driving route, you can reach Split from Korcula in about 3 hours. The car ferry route is operated by  Jadrolinija (tickets)  Traveling on this route your driving time will be:

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Driving tips

• Instead of driving all the way around, consider getting a car ferry from Vela Luka to Split (twice-a-day departures)
• The Prapratno to Ston (Doli) section of the road (Peljesac Bridge access road) is now completed, and driving is much more pleasant than before.

If you prefer to travel by bus, you can get a bus from Korcula daily at 21:30 arriving in Split at 01:00. The bus departs from Korcula’s bus terminal and gets on a car ferry to Orebic and from there drives to Split. Buses are not frequent, they run just once a day. It takes 3.5 hours and costs 24 Euro one way ( check schedules & get a ticket )

Popular Routes: Split to Korcula , Korcula to Split , Dubrovnik to Korcula , Korcula to Dubrovnik

By Water Taxi (Private Boat Transfer)

A water taxi (private boat transfer) is the quickest way to travel between these two places. The cost is 1150 Euro for groups of up to 7 people and it takes about 2 hours and 30 minutes. It can be a great option if the weather is perfect and money is no problem. It is also a good option for a large(er) group of travelers. However,  due to unpredictable weather , especially in the winter months, taxis or private car transfers are more reliable (see below).

By Taxi or Private Car Transfer

A  taxi ride between Korcula and Split  lasts  just over 3 hours  including a car ferry crossing to Orebic. The current price quoted to me is 390 Euros. This is a good option if 3 or more people travel together and share the costs. You can lower the costs a bit by crossing the channel to Orebic as a foot passenger and taking a taxi from there to Split. Get a  taxi quote .

Korcula to Split Airport

To travel to Split Airport, you have all the options mentioned above and once you arrive in Split, get on a taxi or bus to Split Airport .

It is the  3-hour  ferry crossing from Korčula to Split

The cost of the one-way ticket for a foot passenger starts from 9 Euro

Yes, if you are traveling by bicycle or with pets you can take them on the foot passenger ferry. Advanced booking is essential as bike and pet spaces are limited.

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In Split, as public transport is pretty good, you most probably do not need a car. On Korcula Island, public transport is limited to infrequent local buses, so having a car may be convenient. The alternative available transport is a taxi or a water taxi.

See more info on  how to get to/from Korcula  and for detailed ferry schedule updates @ croatiaferries.com

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There are a number of transport options to Croatia and then onto Korcula Island and whether you fly, drive or travel by sea, the splendid journey here will be a great start to your holiday. We have provided information about the most common routes to reach Croatia and then how to connect to Korcula Island. You can also see further travel advice on the Korcula Travel FAQs .

There are an increasing number of flights operating to Croatia (including many low-cost options). The closest airports to Korcula are Dubrovnik and Split, where you then transfer to the island by public transport.

For an up-to-date and complete schedule of all airliners flying to Croatia, see Visit Croatia .

Transferring from Dubrovnik Airport to Korcula

First Step: Airport to Dubrovnik Town Transfer from the airport to Dubrovnik town and the main bus station by airport bus, which meets all arrival flights and takes approximately 30 minutes.

For further information see the Dubrovnik airport website .

Second Step: Dubrovnik Town to Korcula See how to travel between Dubrovnik and Korcula.

Transferring from Split Airport to Korcula

First Step: Airport to Split Town Transfer from the airport to Split town by airport bus, which meets all arrival flights and takes approximately 30 to 40 minutes.  

For further information see the Split airport website .

Second Step: Split Town to Korcula See how to travel between Split and Korcula .

The roads throughout Croatia are typically very good including the main roads on Korcula. Ensure you purchase an updated map/update your GPS or SatNav and check the driving laws in advance.

Some considerations if you are planning on driving. Croatia Driving Travel Advice by UK FCO:-

• Ensure you have a valid driving license, vehicle registration documents, insurance (minimum third party) and green card.
• Seatbelts must be worn at all times, by the occupants in the front and back seats.
• Children under 12 cannot ride in the front passenger seat.
• It is illegal to use your mobile phone when driving.
• Dipped headlights must be on during poor visibility and between October to March; an on-the-spot fine will be imposed for non-compliance.
• Compulsory requirements to store in the car include a warning triangle, a reflective jacket and a first aid kit.

There are a number of ferry crossings from Italy to Dubrovnik or Split; either from Ancona to Split or Bari to Dubrovnik. You can then transfer to Korcula.

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• Bari to Dubrovnik with Jadrolinija
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Would you like more insider tips and recommendations about Korcula Island? We’ve put together a comprehensive guide packed full of information so that you can plan and enjoy a truly memorable holiday on Korcula.  Click here to download your copy .

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Korcula Town

Korcula town is the miniature of Dubrovnik. I have heard this affirmation from many visitors, especially those approaching this ancient town by boat or ferry.

For the Croats this town is considered as a  small Dubrovnik, crowned by the old bell tower of the St Mark Cathedral, walls and towers, which once protected the city from the enemy.

This small romantic town offers the same medieval charm that his older and more famous brother has. Narrow streets and old stairways, old churches, palaces,  mighty walls, cannon protected fortress, romantic small restaurants, red roofs and something more.

It’s a debatable birthplace of famous Marco Polo. Local records say that Marco Polo was born in this town (don’t argue with a local on this point) and his house makes an interesting visit.

Korcula Town Attractions

Once you start strolling the old town streets. your first impression is the enormous influence of Venetian architecture, visible at every corner of the town.

Exploring the above map of the old town, you can easily plan your own tour starting from a large square in front of Cathedral St. Marco (Sveti Marko).  This is the heart of the town, probably the most beautiful place to start from.

Take a coffee in one of Pjaca’s (Square) bars watching all buildings around the square and I’m sure you won’t get bored. It’s my favorite place in Korcula.

The biggest and the most beautiful building of this romantic town is the Cathedral of St. Marco. Bishop’s palace stands immediately right to the Cathedral. It is a Renaissance building, built in the 17th century.

It has a balcony across its whole front. It is considered to be the longest balcony in the country. It used to be the Bishop’s Palace. Today there is a museum there with a rich collection of Croatian and Italian Renaissance artists.

Opposite of the Cathedral Sv.Marco is the Arneri palace, built in the rich Gothic style, with a nice renaissance and baroque cloister with Gothic facade.

Korcula town has a lot of renaissance and baroque palaces, belonging to famous aristocratic families like  Arneri, Kapor, Boschi, Ismaeli, Gabrielis, Kanavelic, Spanic, Kapor. One of the palaces Lesic Dimitri Palace , has been converted into a luxury hotel.

Lesic Dimitri Palace is situated next to the house of Marco Polo. The Palace is transformed into a high-end apart-hotel, restaurant and spa with six luxurious residences, which range in size from 50 sqm to 162 sqm, and a restaurant.

Korcula Town Walls & Towers

Approaching the town of Korcula, the first thing you will notice,  are the city walls and towers, which make this city similar to Dubrovnik.

The Old Town is surrounded by 14th century thick stone walls and towers. There were 12 towers by which Korcula was surrounded in the middle ages.

There are two main entrances in the Old Town. The south entrance called Land Gate ( Kopnena Vrata )  leads trough Revelin Tower (built from 1493 to 1496) into the old town and to the main town square.

The west side entrance is called Sea Gate (Morska  Vrata) that leads through Baroque stairway from the harbor along the open loggia from 1584 (today local Tourist Office) to the town.

Korcula Town – A Short Historical Overview

The first known inhabitants of Korcula were Illyrian tribes , who lived from farming and fishing. Upon the arrival of the Ancient Greeks , Korcula became a Greek colony.

Both tribes lived for centuries together but Greeks never associated themselves with the Illyrian, probably because Greeks considered Illyrian as a part of a lower social status.

In 7th century AD, the Croats ( Slavs ) came to the Adriatic coast, from the fertile Neretva river valley but the first Croats arrived on the island of Korcula in the early 9th century.

It’s undeniable Venetian influence on town architecture. They ruled this town from 10th to 14th century and  was during this period that the Venetians left its unique mark on town’s culture and architecture, which has been well preserved to the present day.

An old historical document from this period ‘ Statute of the town and the island of Korcula ‘ from 1214 (displayed in Town Museum), reveals that the golden period for Korcula was between the 13th and 15th centuries.

During the Ottoman expansion , Korcula was repeatedly threatened by only seemingly invincible Ottoman Empire. One of the most famous battles was in 1571, against the Ottoman naval leader Uluz Alija , who attempted to conquer the city.

Thanks to the courage of local inhabitants, both from the town and the surrounding villages, Korcula town managed to defend and to banish the invaders.

The rule of Venice had ended in 1797 and Korcula became part of the Austrian empire for over a century. It is a period of stagnation in the development of the island. Upon the fall of Austrian empire at the end of the First World War, Korcula became part of the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes .

After the Second World War, Korcula became a part of Yugoslavia inside the Republic of Croatia, until 1991, when Croatia become an independent state.

Korcula Town Beaches

Only few islands on the Adriatic can boast with a large number of sandy beaches, like the island of Korcula. If you are looking for family with children type of beaches than Korcula is the perfect destination.

Although sandy beaches are not in the immediate vicinity of Korcula town, Luka Korculanska a large bay situated on the eastern part of the town, has a nice little sandy beach, mostly used by Hotel Bon Repos guests.

Beach Banje is an old town beach right in the center of Korcula town, close to Hotel Marco Polo and Hotel Park . This pebble beach is very popular among the locals but in the summer time, is crowded with tourists from nearby hotels.

On the eastern end of the old town there is a popular rocky beach, near the same name tower. It’s  Zakrjan beach with a lot of large rocks, popular place for sea jumping as the sea is safe and water is deep enough. The sea water is very clean and transparent.

Naturist Beaches

On the deserted islet of Badija which lies east of the town of Korcula, naturist will find a real paradise. It’s only twenty minutes away by boat. It has a surface of about one square kilometer and is covered by dense  pine, cypresses and olive trees.

Recommended transport to Badija, Water Taxi Boat that runs from Korcula town to Badija Island.

On the map there are two small islets Velika and Mala Stupa , not far from Badija, also often visited by naturists. There is also a small cafe restaurant for fresh food and cold drinks.

The owner of the restaurant has his own boat to give you a lift there. For info call mobile: ++385 (0)98 933 76 11.

Lenga nudist beach

Rocky naturist beach situated 1 km to the east from the Lumbarda village on the island of Korcula. This is a long stretch of coast with several pretty small bays. The sea is especially beautiful, crystal clear and blue. Although majority of sunbathers are naturist, also “textiles” can be found there.

Vaja nudist beach

This is a small white pebble beach in a Vaja cove hidden in rocks about 1 km from Racisce village on the island.

Its crystal clear water provides a perfect place for swimming, with the cove of Samograd, which has a natural cave nearby whose entrance is covered by bush. Racisce is a settlement 12 km west from the Korcula town, settled in a beautiful bay where the Korcula Channel meets the Peljesac Channel.

Lumbarda Village Beaches

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If you are really looking for sandy beaches, by which the Korcula island is known, the best place is Lumbarda , a small village located on the eastern side of Korcula island.  It  can be reached by asphalt road winding through picturesque pine wood and olive groves.

Lumbarda is 6 km from the Korcula town and is well connected to the town by regular bus service. The regular local buses run each hour from Korcula bus station. The bus ticket costs 15 Kuna (2 Euro), on way, while a taxi price is 100 Kuna.

On the above map you can see, three main sandy beaches in Lumbarda area. Two the most beautiful Lumbarda sendy beaches are Bilin Zal and Przina.

Przina beach is located in the extreme part of the island to the south, surrounded by vineyards, many coves and beautiful beaches. In a large bay there is beautiful sandy beach Vela Przina . The beach is protected from northerly winds. During the summer is well visited and rather crowded.

Getting from Split to Korcula Town

From Split to Korcula during the whole year, there are daily only catamaran (only passengers) connections. There are two companies that keep this connections, Jadrolinija and Krilo company .

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The Perfect 2 to 3 Days on Korcula Itinerary

Published on June 15, 2023

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Planning a Korcula itinerary is an excellent way to unwind and relax when visiting Croatia . Located off the Dalmatian coast from Dubrovnik, the island of Korcula is one of the country’s most popular islands to visit and it isn’t hard to see why. Though many visit as a simple day trip, spending 2 to 3 days on Korcula is an excellent way to really get the most out of the island and even explore some nearby areas.

If you’re considering visiting Korcula island and want to know what to do here, this itinerary will help you plan out the perfect escape to this gorgeous and dynamic Croatian paradise!

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How Many Days on Korcula?

Before mapping out an itinerary, you may be wondering how many days to spend on Korcula in order to do it justice. Even a day trip to Korcula is doable and you can cover a lot of ground, however, if you want to have a relaxing holiday and manage to see a lot of the island, plan to spend at least 2 days on Korcula.

If you plan to see Korcula in 2 days, then you’ll have time to explore the Old Town, sample some Grk wine in Lumbarda, take advantage of some of the best beaches on the island, go wine tasting and tour some wineries that lie a bit inland.

For those with more time, 3 days on Korcula can be ideal if you either want to relax on the beach for a day or are keen to explore the nearby Peljesac Peninsula. This will allow you to really get to know this area of Croatia and will be an altogether more relaxing time.

Getting To & Around Korcula

Getting to Korcula is another thing that’s worth considering when planning your trip. As an island, Korcula is only accessible via ferry or personal boat but there are a few options open to you for those arriving to the island.

Assuming you don’t have your own boat to reach Korcula, you’re going to access the island via ferry. There are ferries to Korcula from Dubrovnik , the town of Orebic and Split .

The ferry to Korcula from Dubrovnik is only a passenger ferry and, therefore, you cannot take a car. It also only operates seasonally. You can  view ferry schedules here.

The most frequent ferries go from Orebic on the Peljesac Peninsula to Korcula Town. These are car ferries and the journey time is only about fifteen minutes. Orebic is located about a 2-hour drive north of Dubrovnik.

You can also catch a car ferry from the city of Split to the town of Vela Luka on the western end of Korcula. This journey takes about 3 hours and doesn’t sail nearly as frequently as the Orebic to Korcula Town ferry.

In general, if you’re spending more than a day visiting the island, you’re going to want to have your own car in order to get to all of the best things to do in Korcula.

It makes it a lot easier to get around and you can reach some of the more remote beaches and explore a number of different villages with ease. You can browse car rental options here.

However, if you’re up for it, Korcula is also quite cycle friendly and it is popular to hire bicycles on the island. It’s not a very mountainous island (unlike an island like Hvar ) and you will see many cyclists pedalling all over the island.

2 to 3-Day Korcula Itinerary

Whether you have 2 days to spend on Korcula or 3, this itinerary is ideal to help you plan out the ideal trip to explore this island. Covering the historic old town, beautiful beaches and plenty of wineries, this is sure to be a trip you won’t soon forget.

Day 1 – Korcula Town & Lumbarda

Korcula old town.

No trip to Korcula is complete without taking the time to explore the beautiful old town of Korcula. If you’re arriving from Dubrovnik or Orebic, this is where you will arrive into and Korcula Town also makes for a great place to base yourself on the island.

Claiming to be the birthplace of Marco Polo (though there is no real evidence to back this up), Korcula Old Town is a compact and completely charming area to explore either independently or on a walking tour. Enter through the imposing Old Town Gate and take the time to wander through the winding, cobbled streets.

Make your way to the St Mark’s Church and, if you’re up to it, you can even climb the bell tower. If you want to learn more about the history of the island, you can also pop into the Korcula Town Museum. Not far, you can also find the alleged birthplace of Marco Polo.

Making your way over to the seaside, take in the Kanavelic Tower – one of the few towers still standing of the old city walls. There are also fantastic views of the Adriatic and the Peljesac Peninsula.

For those who want to go for a swim, there are some small beaches and swimming areas along the promenade in Korcula Town, however, there are better beaches in Lumbarda.

And if you want to take in an incredible view, make your way up some of the winding stepped pathways outside of the old town to the Panorama Korcula viewpoint – here you can get a bird’s eye view of the picture-perfect old town.

Degustation and Sveti Antun Church

Making your way out of the old town, it’s about a 20-minute walk (or a very quick drive or bicycle ride) to OPG Komparak, which is a great place to stop by and sample some local products.

Known mostly for organic, local honey, you can learn a bit about beekeeping and also sample a few kinds of honey along with some delicious jams and fresh-pressed extra virgin olive oil.

They also distil their own gin here and you can even do a tasting of that if that interests you! This is also a great place to pick up some unique, local souvenirs to take home with you.

Not far from OPG Komparak, you will find the Sveti Antun Church which is a historic church sat atop a hilltop. There is a steep, stone staircase to climb up to visit this church, but it is peaceful and tranquil up there and you can get some great views of the surrounding area from the top.

Now it’s time to make your way to the town of Lumbarda, which is only about 6 kilometres from the church – it’s a very quick drive and is also accessible by bicycle. There are also organised tours such as  this wine tour  or  this wine and bike tour.

Lumbarda Town itself is pretty sleepy with not much going on, but it’s worth visiting because the town is known for having some of Croatia’s only sandy beaches and also for its wine production.

Lumbarda is studded with countless vineyards and it is incredibly picturesque. It is also home to a unique white grape variety – Grk – that only grows in this specific area on Korcula.

Because the Grk grape needs sandy soil, it’s not ideal for anywhere else in Croatia. The vine also only produces female flowers and, therefore, cannot self-pollinate. This means that Grk vines must be grown in between Plavac Mali vines – a red grape variety that is quite commonly found throughout Croatia.

Lumbarda is dotted with wineries and you can spend your afternoon hopping between them and sampling some local vintages. Most wineries also offer food so you can enjoy a platter with local cheese, charcuterie, anchovies and olive oil all while sipping a chilled glass of Grk white wine.

We highly recommend heading to Sabulum Winery and Vitis Winery, however, there are plenty more to choose from in the town of Lumbarda and they’re all very easy to access.

Dinner and Drinks in Korcula Town

If you haven’t had enough local wine in Lumbarda, head back to Korcula town for your evening and grab a pre-dinner drink at Mariolo Wine Bar. Tucked in a quiet alleyway in the old town, they have a great list of Croatian wines available by the glass.

And if you’re looking for a great dinner option, then head to Konoba Aterina . They have a local, seasonal menu with great specials where you can sample delicious local specialities at good prices. They also have a lovely outdoor terrace to enjoy.

Day 2 – Southern Beaches & Smokvica

Pupnatska luka beach.

On your second day, it’s time to venture a bit further out from Korcula Town and Lumbarda and explore some of the beautiful beaches on the southern coast of the island.

In fact, if you’re stuck choosing between islands like Hvar or Korcula and you want to have a number of gorgeous beaches to choose from, then Korcula has a number of great ones to choose from.

Begin your day at, arguably, one of the most beautiful pebble beaches on the island – Pupnatska Luka. To reach this beach, direct yourself to the View Point Pupnat on Google Maps and follow the small road down to the beach – it isn’t listed on maps but the road is paved and in good knick (though there are some switchbacks).

From the beach car park, there is a small staircase down to the beach and, for those who want to have a drink or refreshment, there is also a beach bar here. The beach itself is tranquil and there is plenty of room for those looking to spread out a towel, go for a swim and simply enjoy a day here.

If you’re looking for other great beaches nearby, the smaller Zitna Beach is a great option and the quiet Zal Beach in Brna Town is also a nice place to stop for a splash in the Adriatic.

If you want to explore more of the island, then after soaking up the sun on the beach, consider heading to the western end of Korcula to visit the second-largest town of Vela Luka.

If you arrive on a ferry via Split, this was your port of entry, however, it’s very much not as visited of a town and it has a much more local vibe than old town Korcula.

Take the time to wander along the seaside promenade and maybe pop into a cafe for a cup of coffee or an ice cream. There are also restaurants here where you can get a bite to eat for lunch.

As you’re driving across the island, you will be winding your way through hectares and hectares of vineyards. There are countless wineries throughout Korcula and if you want to sample some more local wines, then consider making a stop in the village of Smokvica.

This town is home to the white Posip grape (a common grape variety found throughout Croatia but particularly on Korcula and on the Peljesac Peninsula). However, there are plenty of other grapes and wines to sip at the wineries here, as well.

Much like in Lumbarda, there are several different wineries to hop between where you can sample some local wines and have a plate of food while learning more about winemaking in this area.

The views of the valleys below are also absolutely stunning so it’s worth coming here just for these vistas alone.

Day 3 – Peljesac Peninsula

Peljesac day trip.

The final day of this Korcula itinerary will see you heading off of the island and over to the Peljesac Peninsula. Though this peninsula is quite a well-known destination among European tourists, it’s not as popular for visitors form further afield and you can get quite a good, off-the-beaten-path experience here if that’s what you’re after.

Start by taking the ferry from Korcula Town to Orebic (it’s only about fifteen minutes). Orebic is worth exploring in its own right – you can definitely grab a coffee here – but there is far more to see than this town.

Peljesac, like Korcula, is completely covered in vineyards and there are a number of incredible wines to sample and wineries to visit. And if you’re into other gastronomic products, the peninsula is also known for its mussels and its oysters and you will see farms dotting the coastline.

Those looking for a good place for a swim will find plenty of great, calm and secluded swimming spots and places to splash around. And there are also beautiful villages and historic towns to explore.

One particularly popular place to visit is the walled town of Ston, where you can enjoy a walk along the city walls with a fraction of the crowds found in Dubrovnik!

And if you’re a fan of modern architecture, make sure to take in the beautiful and brand-new Peljeski Most – a bridge that connects the peninsula with the Croatian mainland and prevents having to cross into Bosnia & Herzegovina when driving to or from Dubrovnik .

Where to Stay on Korcula

Apartments Milion – Located in the heart of Korcula Town, this is a great place to base yourself when exploring the island. They offer both double rooms and fully furnished flats along with plenty of great amenities for guests to enjoy.

Aminess Korcula Heritage Hotel – Those looking for a luxury option while visiting this beautiful island will love this plush hotel. Located on the coast in the centre of Korcula’s old town, they have many lovely rooms on offer along with breakfast, room service and an on-site bar.

Villa Nobilo – If you’re after a quiet, self-catering stay close to some of the best wineries on Korcula, then this place in the village of Lumbarda is an excellent choice. There are several fully-furnished studios to choose from along with an excellent location for exploring the island.

Hostel Korcula – Budget travellers to this Croatian island will love this highly-rated hostel. Located in the centre of Korcula Town, they have a range of dorms and private options available along with good common areas and self-catering facilities.

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Planning the perfect Korcula itinerary is truly a joy when you consider just how much this lovely Croatian island has to offer. From wineries to beaches to historic towns, Korcula is the ultimate Dalmatian island escape.

Are you planning a trip to Korcula? Have any questions about this itinerary? Let us know in the comments!

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When do you travel? It makes quite a difference

Then I don't think prebooking is necessary

Thanks! Which port terminal do they arrive/depart?

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This is helpful, thank you so much again for your response

With our very limited time, do you have a recommendation for a place to get a quick drink or tapas, something easy/quick? Near the port

Oh there are quite a few places, but I can't remember any specific. Sorry...

I cannot recommend anything specific either. However, when you get off the catamaran, turn right and walk along the waterfront. You will be spoilt for choice.

Personally, I would get something very quickly and spend any time you have exploring the old town. I would probably bring something with me, not to have to waste a single minute trying to find something to eat/drink.

Thank you!! Sandwiches would probably be good then.

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