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Jan 13, 2025
We were docked here for the day on an e-bike tour and due to rain did a walking tour of the old city. Beautiful, narrow streets, cafes, restaurants, shops. Delightful town to spend the day and have…Full review by lauries614
Oct 11, 2024
Korcula is amazing! We really enjoyed the day we walked around the island, and learned that Marco Polo might have come from here as Korcula was part of Venice in his lifetime. Regardless, the island …Full review by Faithfultravelerrev
Sep 20, 2024
Beautiful island off the coast of Croatia. We arrived via a TP Line ferry from Dubrovnik (2 hours). Old Town Korcula is amazing. Ancient buildings surrounded by a stone wall. Stunning sea views and m…Full review by nwaynesworld
Where do I pick up a ferry for the korcula island trip? How long is the ferry ride and how often are the ferries?
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Ferries leave from all major cities in Croatia- from Dubrovnik leave at 6, 7 am and return in the evening. the schedule is available on line, as the timings change a little based on …
Ferries leave from all major cities in Croatia- from Dubrovnik leave at 6, 7 am and return in the evening. the schedule is available on line, as the timings change a little based on the season.
I am planning on renting a car to drive from Dubrovnik to Korcula as a daytrip. Questions: is the road OK? Can I go with the car to the island or do I have to leave it in the mainland? How is parking in Korcula like? Thank you in advance
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I would sail to Korcula it’s a place of narrow cobbled streets. I think there is regular ferry’s to Korcula sorry I can’t be more helpful
I'm torn between staying near the Old Town or Lumbarda. I want relaxation but I like easy access to places where I can have a wander in the evenings - find a nice bar or restaurant (or 2). Is the Old Town overrun with cruise ship traffic? Is Lumbarda cut off from the Old Town in the evenings? Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks
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I would vote to stay in the old town and drive/bus to lumbarda. That way you have the ability to talk to some nice cafes/restaurants in the evenings without too far to travel.
The catamaram takes around two hours. The journey costs 130 Kuna (app. 18€). In the summer there are connections at 7am and 4pm from Dubrovnik's main harbour.
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