Ferry from Split to Korčula

Take advantage of the available discounts and travel from Split to Korčula by ferry with lower-cost ferry tickets. Children up to 2-3 years old can travel from Split to Korčula for free, while children 3 to 12 years old are entitled to a 50% discount.

Tip: keep in mind that available discounts may vary depending on the company you’re traveling with.

The Split Korčula ferry routes are served by high-speed catamarans, such as the Proversa, Borik, Krilo Tropic and Krilo Nomadic, On board, you can expect basic amenities, such as comfortable seating in air-conditioned areas and a snack bar to grab a quick bite or drink. Most ferries also a have Wi-Fi hotspot to stay connected during the trip.

Accessibility

The Split - Korčula catamarans operated by TP-Line and Kapetan Luka-Krilo are generally accessible to travelers with disabilities, featuring ramps and elevators, and accessible seating areas.

Boarding assistance is typically available upon request and prior notification to the ferry company before your journey.

Note: accessibility features vary from vessel to vessel, so it is recommended to contact the ferry company at the time of booking for further details.

Cabins and accommodation

Can I book a cabin?

Due to the short duration of the Hvar - Korčula ferry trip, there are no cabins available on the catamarans.

Are there business-class seats?

No, TP-Line and Kapetan Luka-Krilo do not offer any premium or business-class seating options on the Split - Korčula routes. Standard deck/lounge seating is included in the ticket price.

Can I reserve a specific seat?

No, specific seats cannot be reserved on the Split - Korčula catamarans, as seating is usually available on a first-come, first-served basis. Once onboard, you can choose any available seat.

If you’re traveling with family or a group, or prefer a window seat, it’s best to arrive at the port a bit earlier to board sooner and pick your preferred seats.

Luggage

Each ferry company serving the connections from Split to Korčula has its own luggage policy:

• Kapetan Luka - Krilo, you can bring up to 23 kg of luggage, free of charge.
• When traveling with TP-Line, you are allowed 20 kg of baggage, at no extra charge.

Traveling with pets

Pet are generally allowed on Split - Korčula ferries, provided you include them in your booking. Make sure you bring along your pet’s health and travel documents, as well any pet supplies you may need for the trip.

Where do pets stay?

On most Kapetan Luka-Krilo and TP-Line ferries to Korčula, you can book a place in the onboard kennels for your pet. Pet prices usually range from €5 to €15, depending on the route and company.

When outside of the kennels, smaller pets must be kept in their carrier, while larger pets must wear a muzzle and be kept on a leash.

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

• During the high season and on weekends, we recommend arriving at the port of Split at least 45 min in advance to avoid delays and overcrowding.
• The sea can get a bit choppy, so if you are prone to seasickness, consider taking sea sickness medication before the trip. As always, you can discuss your options with your doctor or pharmacist.
• From Korčula, you can easily travel by ferry to many more islands in the Croatian archipelago, such as Mljet, Lastovo and Brač. Take a look at the Korčula ferry schedules for more details on routes, ticket prices and ferry companies and then use our Map of ferries to plan your island-hopping adventure through Croatia in the Adriatic Sea!
• There are many amazing islands near Split and destinations along the Croatian coast, such as Hvar, Brač and Dubrovnik, as well as Ancona and Bari in Italy. For more information on routes, ticket prices and ferry companies, take a look at the Split ferry schedules.

Where to take the ferry from Split to Korčula

Ferries to Korčula normally set sail from the port of Split (Trajektna Luka Split), the city’s main harbor. The port is around 20 km from Split Airport and within walking distance of the Old Town, the Riva promenade and Diocletian’s Palace.

At the port and in the surrounding area, you’ll find ticket offices, ATMs, cafés, fast-food spots, shops, souvenir stands and car rental agencies. The main bus and train stations are next to the port, while parking lots are available nearby, but spaces can be limited during peak season.

How to get to the port of Split?

• On foot: from near the city center or Old Town, you can reach the port in 5 to 10 min on foot.
• By car: follow the signs for the city center and then the ferry port.
• By bus: regional city lines such as lines 9, 10, and 15 run frequent daily schedules dropping passengers directly at the main train/bus station complex adjacent to the ship gates.
• From Split Airport (SPU): the shuttle bus from the terminal reaches the central bus station right at the port in 30-40 min, while municipal bus line 2 runs directly from the airport to the Pazar stop next to the Old Town in about 45-55 min.
• By taxi: a taxi ride from the airport directly to the port typically takes about 30 min.

Where does the ferry arrive in Korčula?

Ferries from Split arrive at 3 main ports on the island of Korčula: the main port in Korčula Town on the northeastern coast, Prigradica on the northwestern side and Vela Luka on the western shores of the island.

• Korčula Town is the most popular port on the island, with year-round ferry connections to Hvar. The port is on the northeastern coast, near the historic Old Town. Around the port you will find seaside cafés, restaurants and shops, as well as key attractions like St. Mark’s Cathedral and the reputed birthplace of Marco Polo, while the closest bus station is about a 7-min walk away.
• Prigradica is a coastal village on the northwestern shores of the island, with the the port primarily serving seasonal crossings. Near the port you will find local beachside cafés, small taverns, and basic amenities, though public transit links from here are less frequent than in the major towns.
• Vela Luka is on the western coast and is Korčula's secondary major transit hub. The passenger docks sit along the main town waterfront, a short walk from the center. The surrounding area features car rentals, hotels, supermarkets and from the local bus station, you can travel directly to Korcula Town in about 45 min.