Ferry Split → Korcula 🇭🇷🇭🇷

The Split – Korčula crossing links the Dalmatian capital to one of the finest islands in the Adriatic in 2 h 20 to 3 hours, depending on whether the catamaran calls at intermediate stops. Kapetan Luka (Krilo) and TP Line run several daily rotations in high season from Split harbour, a short walk from Diocletian's Palace. You land either at Korčula town, the walled city traditionally held to be Marco Polo's birthplace, or at Vela Luka at the western end of the island — check your arrival port before booking, they are some forty kilometres apart. These are fast passenger-only catamarans: to bring a car you need a conventional ferry. Compare timetables and book your Split – Korčula ticket on VoilaFerry.

The Split → Korcula ferry route serves Korcula from Split, in Croatia. It is operated by Kapetan Luka (Krilo), TP Line, with a crossing time of around 2 h 20 to 3 h (several departures a day in season). Fares start from €30 per person, vehicle extra. On VoilaFerry you compare live schedules, prices and availability across every operator on this route, then book your ticket — passengers, car, cabin or pet — in minutes, with no added service fees.

Operators on this route

• Kapetan Luka (Krilo)
• TP Line

How to book your ferry

1. Pick your date and number of passengers.
2. Compare operators, schedules and fares in real time.
3. Add a vehicle, cabin or pet if needed, then pay online securely.

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Good to know

• Vehicles (car, motorbike, motorhome) accepted on most departures.
• Cabins and reclining seats available for overnight crossings.
• Pets welcome depending on the operator.

Frequently asked questions

How long is the Split – Korčula crossing?

Between 2 h 20 and 3 hours depending on the service. Direct sailings are quickest; those calling at Hvar, Brač or Makarska on the way take longer.

Can I take my car?

Not on the Krilo and TP Line fast catamarans, which carry passengers and luggage only. Korčula is easily explored on foot, by bike or by bus, and car hire is available on the island.

Which port do I arrive at?

Depending on the service, either Korčula town (east) or Vela Luka (west). The two are about 40 km apart, so check your arrival port when booking.

Do ferries run all year?

Frequency peaks from June to September with several daily rotations. Off season, departures are far sparser — check exact dates in the search.

Should I book ahead?

In July and August, yes — fast catamarans on this popular route often sell out several days before departure.

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