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Korcula Dubrovnik Catamarans

The historic city of Dubrovnik and the island of Korcula are top visited destinations among visitors of Croatia.

The easiest way of travelling between Korcula and Dubrovnik is to take one of high-speed catamarans sailing on this route (KRILO, TP LINE and JADROLINIJA catamarans; operating from beginning of April until the end of October).

While on Korcula, don't skip a visit to the island of Mljet (30 minutes catamaran ride to Pomena). You can also easily visit the island of Hvar on a day trip from Korcula.

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Korcula Old Town

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KRILO runs catamaran service between Split and Dubrovnik with stops on the islands including Korcula island. The service is daily, from April until the end of October with high-speed modern catamarans. The journey time is 2 hours between Dubrovnik and Korcula. Catamaran departs from Dubrovnik in mid-afternoon and from Korcula mid-day.



TP LINE runs a high-speed catamaran that operates a route between Dubrovnik and Split with stops on the islands of Mljet (Pomena), Korcula, Brac (Milna) and Hvar. This service runs daily starting from end of April. This catamaran is ideal for reaching Korcula from Dubrovnik with sailing time of 2 hours 15 minutes.

Catamaran departs from Dubrovnik at 3:15 p.m. and arrives to Korcula at 5:30 p.m. It departs from Korcula Town at 12:15 p.m. and arrives to Dubrovnik at 2:35 p.m.



JADROLINIJA: Jadrolinija has catamaran that sails from Dubrovnik to Split via Brac, Hvar and Korcula. This catamaran is available from early June to mid September and is another option of getting to Korcula from Dubrovnik. It departs from Dubrovnik port in the early morning.


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🏰 Top Experiences in Dubrovnik

βœ” Walk the ancient city walls for stunning Adriatic views
βœ” Explore the UNESCO-listed Old Town and Stradun street
βœ” Take the cable car up Mount SrΔ‘ for sunset views
βœ” Visit Fort Lovrijenac for Game of Thrones filming locations
βœ” Swim or relax on Lokrum Island
βœ” Enjoy boat trips along the Dalmatian coast

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🏨 Best Areas to Stay in Dubrovnik

βœ” Old Town – best for history and atmosphere (but expensive)
βœ” Ploče – great views and close to Old Town
βœ” Lapad – beaches, restaurants, and better value
βœ” Babin Kuk – quieter resort-style area with good transport
βœ” GruΕΎ – best for ferry access, local vibe, and good transport connections

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πŸš† Getting Around Dubrovnik

βœ” Old Town is fully pedestrian-only
βœ” Local buses connect beaches and outer districts
βœ” Boats run to nearby islands like Lokrum
βœ” Walking is the best way to explore central areas
βœ” Airport buses connect to the city center

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πŸŒ„ Easy Day Trips from Dubrovnik

βœ” Cavtat – quiet coastal town near the airport
βœ” Lokrum Island – short boat ride, perfect for swimming
βœ” Mljet National Park – forests, lakes, and nature escapes
βœ” Ston – famous for walls and oysters
βœ” PeljeΕ‘ac Peninsula – wine region and beaches
βœ” Mostar (Bosnia & Herzegovina) – historic bridge and old town
βœ” Elaphite Islands – island hopping by private boat, speedboat tours, or organised tourist boat excursions (Ε ipan, Lopud, Koločep)

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🌿 Quick Travel Tips

βœ” Visit early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds
βœ” Book city walls tickets in advance during peak season
βœ” Bring water and sun protection in summer
βœ” Expect higher prices inside the Old Town
βœ” Wear comfortable shoesβ€”lots of stairs and stone streets

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