Ferry from Korčula to Split

When traveling from Korčula to Split by ferry, you can take advantage of the discounts available for children and infants.

TP Line discounts on ferries from Korčula to Split

• Infants and toddlers under 2 years old travel free of charge.
• Children 3-11 years old receive a 50% discount.

Kapetan Luka - Krilo discounts on ferries from Korčula to Split

• Infants and toddlers up to 2 years old travel free of charge.

Note: when booking your Korčula to Split ferry on Ferryhopper, simply select the age of each passenger during the booking process. Any available discounts will be automatically applied to the final ticket price.

High season (April/May - October)

Low season (November - March)

Note: ferry schedules are usually expanded during the tourist season. Timetables and fares may vary depending on the travel date and demand, so it's always recommended to check the latest availability before booking.

The Korčula - Split route is mainly served by high-speed passenger catamarans, including TP Line vessels such as the Borik, Jazine and Puntamika, as well as Krilo Nomadic and Krilo Tropic operated by Kapetan Luka - Krilo.

Although onboard amenities vary slightly depending on the operator, you can generally expect:

• Air-conditioned indoor lounges with comfortable seating
• Snack bars with drinks and light snacks on most sailings during the tourist season
• Free Wi-Fi on TP Line vessels
• Toilets on board all TP Line vessels

Accessibility

The Korčula - Split ferries are generally accessible to passengers with reduced mobility (PRM). Accessibility facilities vary depending on the ferry company and vessel, but operators can usually provide boarding assistance if requested in advance.

Some vessels are equipped with boarding ramps and designated spaces for wheelchair users. If you require assistance during your journey, it's recommended to contact the ferry company before travelling.

Accommodation

Are there cabins on the ferry?

No. As the crossing from Korčula to Split lasts between 2 hr and 3 hr 15 min, there are no cabins available on any ferry operating this route.

Can you sit outside on the Korčula to Split ferry?

It depends on the ferry company. On TP Line catamarans, passengers remain in the air-conditioned indoor lounge throughout the journey. On Kapetan Luka - Krilo vessels, access to the outer deck may be permitted during the crossing, subject to weather conditions and the crew's instructions.

Can I reserve a specific seat?

No. Seating is not assigned on the Korčula - Split ferries and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. If you're travelling with family or friends, or would prefer a window seat, it's best to arrive at the port early, especially during the summer months.

How much luggage can I bring on the Korčula - Split ferry?

Luggage policies on the Korčula - Split ferry depend on the ferry company, but all operators include a free baggage allowance with your ticket.

• TP Line: 1 piece of luggage weighing up to 20 kg, free of charge. If there is available space on board, the crew may also accept additional luggage.
• Kapetan Luka - Krilo: up to 23 kg of luggage per passenger, free of charge. Additional luggage may be accepted, subject to available space on board.

Good to know: if you're travelling with oversized or extra luggage, availability depends on the ferry operator and the space available on board.

Traveling with pets

Pets are allowed on the Korčula - Split ferries, provided they are included in your booking and you comply with the operator's travel requirements.

Remember to carry your pet's health and vaccination documents, along with any supplies you may need during the crossing.

Where do pets travel on board?

• TP Line: small pets can travel inside the passenger lounge if they remain in a suitable carrier (maximum dimensions 45 × 35 × 25 cm, waterproof base and a total weight of up to 8 kg). Larger pets are only accepted on vessels equipped with outdoor kennels, subject to availability and an additional fee.
• Kapetan Luka - Krilo: small pets are allowed in designated areas if they remain inside an appropriate carrier. Larger pets may only be accepted where the vessel's onboard facilities allow it.

Tip: pet policies and onboard facilities may vary depending on the vessel operating your departure, so it's always worth checking the conditions before you travel.

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

• Ferry companies usually recommend arriving at the port at least 15 min before departure. However, during the summer months and on weekends, it's best to get there a bit earlier to make boarding easier and have a better chance of finding your preferred seat.
• The Adriatic Sea is usually calm, but crossings can occasionally be choppy. If you're prone to seasickness, consider taking motion sickness medication before your trip. As always, consult your doctor or pharmacist if needed.
• It's a good idea to book your Split - Korčula ferry in advance, especially between June and September, when departures can sell out.
• Korčula is a great starting point for an island-hopping adventure in the Adriatic. From the island, you can continue by ferry on popular routes such as Korčula - Hvar, Korčula - Mljet (Pomena) and Korčula - Lastovo (Uble). For more options, check the Korčula ferry schedules and plan your trip on our Map of ferries.
• From Split, you can continue exploring the Croatian coast and islands by ferry. Popular routes include the Split - Hvar, Split - Bol (Brač) and Split - Dubrovnik ferries. You can also browse the Split ferry schedules for more routes, timetables and ticket prices.
• Planning a longer trip along the Dalmatian coast? Read our guide on coast hopping from Split to Dubrovnik, which includes itinerary ideas via Brač, Hvar, Korčula and Mljet.

Where to take the ferry from Korčula to Split

Ferries to Split depart from 3 ports on Korčula island, depending on the ferry company and the sailing you choose: Korčula Town, Prigradica and Vela Luka. Always check your ticket carefully before traveling to make sure you head to the correct departure port.

• Korčula Town is the island's main passenger port and the departure point for most direct catamaran sailings to Split. Located just a few minutes' walk from the historic Old Town, the port is surrounded by cafés, restaurants, shops, ticket offices, ATMs and accommodation.
• Prigradica is a small village on the northwestern coast of Korčula. Some TP Line catamarans to Split call at this port, making it a convenient departure point if you're staying in the western part of the island.
• Vela Luka, on the western tip of Korčula, is another departure point for Split. Selected TP Line catamarans depart from here. The port is close to the town centre and offers cafés, restaurants, supermarkets, car-rental agencies and bus connections across the island.

How to get to the Korčula ports

• Korčula Town: easily reached on foot from the Old Town. The main bus station is about a 5-minute walk away and connects the town with Vela Luka, Lumbarda, Žrnovo and other villages.
• Prigradica: located near Blato, it is best reached by car or taxi. Local buses are available, although services are less frequent than those to Korčula Town or Vela Luka.
• Vela Luka: the port is within walking distance of the town centre and is connected to the rest of the island by local buses and taxis.

Where does the ferry arrive in Split?

Ferries from Korčula arrive at the main port of Split (Gradska Luka Split), Croatia’s largest passenger ferry port. The terminal is located right by the city center, close to the Riva promenade and only a few minutes’ walk from Diocletian’s Palace and the Old Town.

The port area is one of Split’s main transport hubs. The main bus station, railway station and passenger ferry terminal are all located next to each other, making onward travel very easy. Around the terminal, you will also find cafés, restaurants, ATMs, ticket offices, shops, luggage services and car-rental agencies.

Onward travel from the port of Split

• To the city center: you can walk from the port to the Old Town, the Riva promenade and Diocletian’s Palace in about 5-10 min.
• By bus or train: the main bus and railway stations are right next to the ferry terminal, with local, regional and long-distance connections.
• To Split Airport (SPU): the airport is around 20-25 km from the port. You can get there by airport shuttle, public bus, taxi or car, usually in about 30-40 min, depending on traffic.
• By taxi: taxis are available outside the port area and are a convenient option if you are carrying luggage or heading directly to the airport.