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Luxury Dubrovnik Sail Experience

Experience the ultimate island-hopping adventure in the stunning Dubrovnik archipelago by embarking on a private boat tour to the Elafiti Islands , and indulge in breathtaking panoramic views of the walled city.

Unwind and relax as you swim in the crystal-clear waters of secluded bays and picturesque sandy beaches, savor the delicious flavors of local cuisine at a charming tavern, and discover the rich history and culture of the Elafiti Islands through visits to historic monuments and charming votive churches.

For a more immersive experience, spend a few nights aboard our luxurious Beneteau Oceanis 411 sailboat and explore the pristine beauty of Jakljan, Mljet, and Korcula.

Relax in comfort and style as you sail around the stunning islands, and revel in the beauty of secluded bays, sandy beaches, and mesmerizing landscapes. Whether you opt for a full-day or half-day tour, or choose to spend a few nights on our comfortable sailboat, get ready for a truly unforgettable adventure that will leave you with memories to cherish for a lifetime.

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Why Choose Dubrovnik Daily Sailing?

Tailor made and hassle free sailing.

Experience a unique adventure every time with our custom private boat tours. We handle all the details, from skipper and fuel to marinas and cleaning. Relax and enjoy the stunning Dubrovnik archipelago without worrying about a thing. Join us for a stress-free and unforgettable experience on the water.

Experienced and professional crew

Rest easy knowing that you're in the hands of highly skilled and experienced sailors. Our skippers and crew have dedicated their lives to sailing and have honed their skills through years of practice, including participation in various competitions and regattas. Your safety is our top priority, and you can trust that our team has the expertise to handle any situation that may arise on the water. So sit back, relax, and let us guide you on an unforgettable journey through the breathtaking Dubrovnik archipelago.

Unique swimming spots

Discover the hidden gems of Dubrovnik's stunning coastline with us. We know all the best swimming spots, from secluded bays to sandy beaches and even secret caves. Join us on a private boat tour and let our experienced crew show you the most beautiful and exclusive spots in the Dubrovnik archipelago. Dive into crystal-clear waters and soak up the sunshine in privacy and comfort.

Family friendly

Sailing might seem as extreme sport, but rest assured it is fun for all generations. Depending of your desire, we can sail smoothly and relaxing, but if you are adventurous, we are happy to show you “real” sailing.

No sailing experience needed

When you sail with us, we do all the hard work. You can just sit back, relax and enjoy beautiful scenery. If you’d like to give us a hand with ropes and would like to learn some sailing, we’d be more than thrilled to teach you and show you.

Experience the ultimate in luxury and privacy on our private sailboat tours. With complete privacy for up to 10 people, you can enjoy a personalized trip tailored to your needs.

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Looking for an adventurous way to explore the dubrovnik coastline and nearby islands.

If you are looking for a stable and comfortable sailing, then our catamaran offer is just right for you. Sailing with a catamaran provides more deck space and is a perfect choice for families. 

If you want to be anchored in shallow bays close to a beach, diving off the deck or maybe enjoying a cocktail at sunset, Catamaran is a perfect choice for you.

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Selection of well-maintained and fully equipped catamarans will suit any preferences or group size, making it easy for you to find the perfect vessel for your adventure.

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Sailing from Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is a beautiful town which is now a UNESCO World heritage site and the unofficial home of the Game of Thrones (which is filmed here), but it's also a brilliant place to set sail from. The reliable sunshine and prevailing winds make it easy to skip up and down the Dalmatian coast, stopping at cute villages and secluded bays along the way. There's natural beauty, grand palaces, award-winning vineyards, impeccable tavernas and more to explore, and plenty of great places to throw down the anchor and take a dip in the warm sea.

Be aware that Dubrovnik is a very popular place to sail from, and yachts and catamarans are usually fully booked for the peak season, so don't delay! We can help you find and book your ideal yacht or catamaran, with one of our trusted Charter Partners - just get in touch or search in the pink box with live prices and availability !  

 SAILING RATING:  Beginner - With easy line-of-sight navigation, clear waters and light winds it's a great start point for sailors (and an easy cruising ground for experienced ones).  Peak season is July & August, but you can sail here from March to October.

 MUST-SEE:  Our full suggested itinerary is further down the page, but we'd highly recommend taking in the pristine beachs of Sipan in the Elaphiti Islands, the ancient walled town of Korcula , and the heart of Croatia's wine scene in Trstenik .

 WHAT WE CAN OFFER:  We have a great range of yachts and catamarans available for charter from our trusted Charter Partners, all available bareboat or Skippered. We can also arrange a Hostess, Personal Chef and other crew.

 GETTING THERE:  The Marina is c. 30 minutes from Dubrovnik's Cilipi airport. We can organise transfers for you - a 4 person taxi is c. €40 - 50.

 WHY BOOK WITH US?  We only work with the very best professional charter operators , who we have met, know, and trust to give you the same outstanding customer service as you'll get from PlainSailing.com.  

 WHAT NEXT?  Use the pink box to search for yachts or catamarans with LIVE pricing & availability - if you have any other questions or requests, get in touch via Live Chat, the Contact Form , or by phone.

Be aware that Dubrovnik is a very popular place to sail from, and yachts and catamarans are usually fully booked for the peak season, so don't delay! We can help you find and book your ideal yacht or catamaran, with one of our trusted Charter Partners - just get in touch or search in the pink box with live prices and availability !  

 SAILING RATING:  Beginner - With easy line-of-sight navigation, clear waters and light winds it's a great start point for sailors (and an easy cruising ground for experienced ones).  Peak season is July & August, but you can sail here from March to October.

 MUST-SEE:  Our full suggested itinerary is further down the page, but we'd highly recommend taking in the pristine beachs of Sipan in the Elaphiti Islands, the ancient walled town of Korcula , and the heart of Croatia's wine scene in Trstenik .

 WHAT WE CAN OFFER:  We have a great range of yachts and catamarans available for charter from our trusted Charter Partners, all available bareboat or Skippered. We can also arrange a Hostess, Personal Chef and other crew.

 GETTING THERE:  The Marina is c. 30 minutes from Dubrovnik's Cilipi airport. We can organise transfers for you - a 4 person taxi is c. €40 - 50.

 WHY BOOK WITH US?  We only work with the very best professional charter operators , who we have met, know, and trust to give you the same outstanding customer service as you'll get from PlainSailing.com.  

 WHAT NEXT?  Use the pink box to search for yachts or catamarans with LIVE pricing & availability - if you have any other questions or requests, get in touch via Live Chat, the Contact Form , or by phone.

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6-day Sailing Itinerary from Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is a brilliant place to go sailing, so good choice! From this itinerary, you’ll see mountains, lakes, beaches and bays, plus islands, cliffs, caves and super-cute villages a world away from the hustle and bustle of the big city.

In total, our voyage will be around 116 nautical miles, which means an average of just under 20 nM a day – with the longest day being 28 nM. In a yacht you should be able to make about 5 knots (Nm/hour), so we’re talking about 3-5 hours of sailing time a day, which should leave ample time to explore the places where you start and stop, to nip into cute looking bays for lunch, or to throw down the anchor so you can have a swim. You’ll return to Dubrovnik next Friday evening, so if you haven’t been to explore it yet, there is still time.  

From Dubrovnik, you need to beating into the wind (the prevailing wind for the summer season is a south-westerly from the sea to the shore. Once out of the channel, bear north-westerly and follow the coast, admiring the landscape (and expensive houses) along the way. Our first port of call is Sipan, on the island of the same name.

Sipan is notable for both its exceptional unspoilt beaches and its snorkelling, with a pretty old town and very welcoming locals.  

Polace is a naturalist’s dream – it is part of a national park and conservation area, so the whole area is full of lush vegetation and is a haven for wildlife. It’s a tranquil and serene place to spend the night, and there are some nature trails to be explored and a beautiful lake to be discovered if you have the time. The name ‘Polace’ is derived from the Italian word for palace, so called because there used to be a magnificent building overlooking the bay (from 100 to 600 AD). Unfortunately, the palace has long since disappeared, but you can still explore its ruins.

During the summer season, the local town includes a couple of bars and a restaurant to help to keep your spirits up, but the population dwindles to below fifty people in the winter.  

Korcula is an ancient Greek town, which has developed over the years, gaining fortifications and a giant wall along the way. There are crazy atmospheric narrow steets and stacks of architecture to be admired, including the Cathedral of Saint Mark, which has an interior lined with works of art from Italian masters, collected from when it was part of the Venetian empire. The town is perhaps most famous for being the birthplace of the great explorer (and sailor) Marco Polo, who was one of the first Europeans to find China (and certainly the first one to document his travels) and the book he wrote helped to inspire a certain Christopher Columbus. You’ll find a plaque that marks his birthplace in the old town.

Aside from Marco Polo, Korcula is the home to some fine wine and olive oil, and the figs here are supposed to be the best figs in the whole of Croatia.  

Leaving Korcula, it’s time for a change of direction and another island, which is only 13 nautical miles away. Bearing pretty much due East takes you to Trstenik. It’s a small town which is technically on a peninsular from the mainland, but it has the look and feel of a small fishing village.

As it’s only a short sail today, you’ll pass a couple of bays on the port side where it is possible to stop for a quick dip, or you can head straight to Trstenik to enjoy what it has to offer. Trstenik is the main town in one of the key wine regions in Croatia and there’s a number of local vineyards – including the famous Grgic winery – where you can indulge in sampling the local produce. The most well-known wine from the region is a Plavac Mali, which is very, very drinkable.  

Lopud is covered with pine trees and has a delightful sandy beach. Some people say it’s the most beautiful island in Croatia, but it’s hard to say – there are so many beautiful islands. Despite being so close to Dubrovnik, it has traditionally been an island that was frequented only by the local aristocrats, so it is never crazy busy, even in the peak season, and you shouldn’t feel as though you have to elbow your way through crowds in the town. There’s no cars here, and if you can’t relax here, you can’t relax anywhere.

Restaurants-wise, you should be able to find what you’re looking for in Lopud, and there’s a good mix of bars to help the evening go serenely.  

Don’t worry if it suddenly feels like you’ve stepped back in time - Dubrovnik is one of the key filming locations for Game of Thrones, and they sometimes dress up the whole city for filming!

After drinking in the atmosphere in Dubrovnik – and getting the same feeling as thousands of other sailors have had down the years – it’s time to head back around the headland and inland to the marina. You should aim to be back in the marina before 5pm so that the boats can be inspected ready for the changeover day tomorrow.

Hopefully you will have enjoyed a fun week, taking in some fine views and really enjoying the sun, sea and sailing, but also enjoying the company of your crew – you’ll likely miss them when you are sat at work next week *sigh* Enjoy your last night in Dubrovnik, have a safe trip home, and then we’ll see you soon on PlainSailing.com to start planning your next adventure!

Sailing Conditions

Winds are usually between Force 3 and Force 6 – which are ideal sailing winds - and the hotter the sun is, the stronger the wind. Oddly enough, you’ll find that winds rise between 9am and mid-day, then there’s a few hours lull (the local sailors say that the wind has ‘gone to lunch’), before picking up stronger from around 2pm to 6pm. At night, there’s light breezes back towards the sea as the air cools, or no breeze at all.

Outside of the sailing season, winds can arrive in any which direction, and at unreliable speeds – they can be strong and brutal winds from the mountains, icy winds from across Russia, tropical storms from across the Mediterranean, or gentle breezes from Italy.

Marina Details - ACI Marina, Dubrovnik

The main ACI Marina in Dubrovnik is 6km (which translates into a decent hour-long coastal walk or a short (and cheap) ten minute taxi ride) away from the stunning Dubrovnik city centre, which has an Old town which is, in its entirety, a UNESCO world heritage site, and a major tourist destination.

The 380 berth marina was voted ‘best marina in the Adriatic’ for 2010-12 and features not just the usual restaurants, bars, and shops, but a swimming pool, football and tennis courts, hairdresser and bureau de change.

If you're staying in the area before or after your charter, we can recommend this place that is close to the marina: Hotel Vimula .

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Dubrovnik Sailing Adventure in Croatia

8 day multi activitiy sailing holiday

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Adventure Sailing holiday isn’t just a sailing trip or adventure package. We designed this holiday for those who love being active outdoors, who admire art and history and appreciate ancient architecture and local tradition. Daily activities are rather short and not too demanding, leaving plenty of time to enjoy the sun. Dubrovnik, the Elaphiti shorelines and Mljet Island National Park are rich in history and natural variety – cliffs, caves, coves, rocks, beaches and pine forests. We will explore them while sailing on a yacht, sea kayaking, cycling, swimming, snorkeling and on foot.

Lopud, Kolocep and Sipan belong to the the Elaphiti Islands archipelago. These are some of Croatia’s most beautiful green islands – covered by forests with lots of sunshine and sandy beaches and free of traffic. Their location is ideal – we reach them in under an hour’s sailing time from Dubrovnik.

Our experienced local guides and skippers will avoid overcrowded destinations ensuring you get the most authentic experience. You will have the opportunity to dine with local families in their homes and enjoy good food and excellent wine. Friendly dolphins or tuna that are often seen in the area often escort our yachts. The sea is blue, clear, warm and friendly.

Huck Finn’s eight day Adventure Sailing holiday includes three nights on the boat and and four nights on Sipan Island.

After more than fifteen years of experience with active sailing holidays we guarantee excellent value for money with this trip. Families with children aged 8 and up are welcome on family departures.

Note: We sail when the weather and itinerary allow it. Sailing is our preferred mode of transfer, and our skippers are very experienced, but sometimes a choice needs to be made between getting somewhere in time for a meal or sightseeing or raising the sails and turning off the motor.

This is a non-smoking holiday, which means we ask our travellers to refrain from smoking in the company of other guests.

Arrival at Destination - Kolocep Island SUP, swimming, sailing to Lopud and Sipan Islands

Sailing to mljet island and peljesac peninsula, peljesac peninsula paddleboarding, swimming, snorkeling and cycling, elaphiti islands sailing and sipan island cycling, beach day or visit dubrovnik, lopud island hiking, elaphiti islands kayaking.

We sail when the weather and itinerary allow it. Sailing is our preferred mode of transfer, and our skippers are very experienced, but sometimes a choice needs to be made between getting somewhere in time for a meal or sightseeing or raising the sails and turning off the motor.

This itinerary and the duration of the activities are subject to change due to group abilities and preferences, weather conditions and forecasts, water levels, special events of interest, etc. Huck Finn guides and trip leaders will do their utmost to ensure the best possible experience for their clients without compromising safety at any time. This may mean changing the original itinerary to avoid discomfort or risk which could be caused by exceptional situations. Huck Finn reserves the right to alter the itinerary without prior notice.

All prices are per person.

Seasons 2024 Low: April 27 – May 17; September 21 – October 12 Intermediate: May 18 – June 14; September 7 – 20 High: June 15 – September 6

Other dates on request.

Price includes:

• 3 nights on the catamaran (en suite bathroom), 4 nights in guesthouse on Sipan Island
• 6 breakfasts
• activities and use of equipment (kayaks, bikes, paddleboards, snorkeling gear)
• local taxes, permits and marina fees
• yacht skipper

Not included:

• mandatory 80 € per person sustainability fee
• international airfare to/from Croatia
• arrival and departure transfers
• Ston city walls entrance fee
• Mljet Island National Park entrance fee
• items of a personal nature and gratuities to your guide(s)
• lunches and dinners

Arrival and departure airport: Dubrovnik

Departure notes: you can book your flight from 10 am onwards. Earlier departures can be accommodated, but are subject to surcharge.

Maximum number of participants: 10 guests per group. Larger groups upon request.

Minimum age: 8 years if accompanied by parent(s). Younger children upon request. Single use rooms/cabins are available upon request with a 25% surcharge. Twin rooms/cabins are available upon request with a 10% surcharge per person. Sharing a twin room with another person is possible in case there are other guests interested in sharing. Additional nights on Sipan Island may be booked.

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Dear passengers, please note that in the period from 28th June and 13th September, one of our lines that connects Split and Hvar will sail from and to the port of Vira in Hvar town to reduce congestion in Hvar port. The departure from Split to Vira (Hvar) at 11:15 includes a free-of-charge connecting shuttle bus transportation from Vira port to Hvar centre after the arrival (12.05). The bus transfer lasts 10 minutes. The departure from Hvar (Vira) to Split at 14:00 includes a free-of-charge connecting shuttle bus transportation from Hvar centre to Vira port. The buses depart at 13:30 from the Hvar bus station, please find the link location of the bus station: https://maps.app.goo.gl/8kSuYWqCLy4ANtxa9.

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Sailing schedule

Dubrovnik - (sobra, mljet) - korcula - lastovo / line no. 9808.

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• Sobra, Mljet island
• Korčula, Korčula Island
• Ubli, Lastovo island

The line is operated by HSC Anastazija. Tickets are available online on our webshop .

Please arrive at the boarding place at least 15 minutes before departure,  for the real-time location of the vessel click here.

Dubrovnik - Korčula - Hvar - Milna - Split

• Korčula, Korčula island
• Hvar, Hvar island
• Milna, Brač island

Please arrive at the boarding place at least 15 minutes before departure, for the real-time location of the vessel click here.

The line is operated by HSC PROVERSA. Tickets are available online on our webshop .

Dubrovnik - Šipan - Sobra - (Polače) - (Korčula) - (Lastovo) / Line no. 9807

• Luka Šipanska, Šipan island
• Polače, Mljet island
• Ubli, Lastovo island

The line is operated by HSC Aenona. Tickets are available online on our webshop .

Please arrive at the boarding place at least 15 minutes before departure, for the real-time location of the vessel click here.

Split - Hvar

The line is operated by HSC Arta. Tickets are available online on our webshop .

Split - Milna - Hvar - Korcula - Pomena - Dubrovnik

• Pomena, Mljet island

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Dubrovnik To Split Ferry/Catamaran

If you are taking a trip from Dubrovnik to Split, consider taking a catamaran ride as it offers a pleasant trip along the Croatian islands . On their way, catamaran stop shortly on the islands of Brac, Hvar, Korcula and Mljet. You may love this 8-day cruise between Split and Dubrovnik !

While onboard you can spend time by just relaxing and enjoying the scenery, reading a book, having a drink or snack...

Catamarans are only seasonal (from April until the end of October) and are operated by 3 different ferry operators (Krilo, TP Line and Jadrolinija). Departure point is ferry port in Dubrovnik (easy to reach on foot, by bus or taxi) and departure times are 7am (Jadrolinija), 8am and 3:15pm (TP Line) and 2:45pm and 3pm (Krilo).

The sailing takes from 4h 30min to 5h 20min, depending on the company and the prices start from €45 one-way.

Tickets can be bought from ticket offices situated in the departure ports, but it's wise to book in advance especially if travelling during summer.

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Booking catamaran tickets is super easy!

It's just like any normal online purchase. Once you  click here , a list of available catamarans will show. Choose the preferred date and catamaran that best suits you. Continue to passenger details, fill them up and make a payment. 

Your tickets will be emailed to you with a bar code which is scanned when you get onboard.

You can easily track the status of your booking online and even change or cancel (if you purchased this kind of ticket).

If you travel in high season (June, July and August), you should buy your tickets in-advance to secure your place.

Where to embark catamarans

Reaching embarkation points in both Dubrovnik and Split is easy. Split ferry port is situated a short walk from historic centre and just across main bus terminal. There are plenty of bars to sit in and grab a drink or something to eat while you wait for your catamaran. Dubrovnik ferry port is easily reachable from any other part of the city by public transport or taxi. It's also a short walk from main bus terminal.

Popular Activities from Split

More dubrovnik to split travel options:, taking a bus ride.

Travelling between Dubrovnik and Split by bus is easy as numerous buses run on this route regularly, with more frequent service during the summer season (from May until the end of September) The average bus ride is around 4 hours, but it depends on the company you take. Both bus stations are situated close the ports and can be easily reached either on foot or by bus or taxi. The bus travel is fairly cheap when you compare to other means of transport and start from €14 one-way. Travellers can choose from numerous bus operators on this route, most operating with modern and comfortable buses.

We recommend buying your bus tickets ahead , especially for rides during the peak summer months (June to August). If booked with FlixBus , you can easily manage your booking online (the ticket include 1 hand luggage, up to 7kg plus 1 hold luggage, up to 20kg). Check also other buses here !

Driving a car

Those who want to explore the beautiful coast between Dubrovnik and Split should consider renting a car . This way you'll travel at your own pace, take a dip into crystal clear sea or stop for a tasty sea-food lunch on the way (pick from a daily or a weekly rental at Discover Cars ).

The distance from Split to Dubrovnik is about 230 km and the drive will take about 3-3.5 hours depending on the traffic. 

The Dalmatian coast offers incredible sceneries and travelling by car along it may offer a comfort of stopping wherever and whenever you like. If you want to know more about renting car in Croatia, don't miss this useful guide .

Booking a private car transfer

For a smooth and relaxed journey between Dubrovnik and Split you should opt for a  private car transfer . This is a bit pricey way of travel but it takes away the worry about driving in foreign country, border crossings and any other things. You'll be picked up wherever you want (hotel/apartment, port or airport) and you won't need buses or taxis to continue your journey once you've finally reach your destination. 👉 See all transfer options here

For making the most of your time, opt for Dubrovnik to Split transfer with a stop in the charming town of Ston (visiting oyster farm and a winery).

Or save your time and book a private door-to-door transfer from Split to Dubrovnik with sightseeing stops along the way (you choose from Arboretum Trsteno, Ston, Winery, Makarska or Klis Fortress ).

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6 best day trips from Dubrovnik

Island getaways, Renaissance gardens and artist retreats are all a short hop away by boat, bus or catamaran

Why leave Dubrovnik at all? Given all the historic attractions of the Old Town, the City Walls , the terrace cafés  and the sea-facing restaurants , it’s a fair question. But if you’re here for a few days, you may wish to explore further.

A day trip might involve a boat or catamaran somewhere, to Lokrum , Lopud or Korčula , meaning the journey is all part of the adventure. You could also spend a day amid the greenery of a historic arboretum at Trsteno , admiring art in Cavtat or hiking around the medieval fortifications of Ston .

All of these suggestions are open year-round, with connections by public transport. There will be more services to choose from in spring and summer – but you’ll be sharing that boat or catamaran with far more fellow passengers. For details of local buses, see the Libertas website . For sailing schedules (not Lokrum), see Jadrolinija .

Croatia's most renowned painter and sculptor both left their mark in Cavtat , a pretty resort and cultural hub within easy reach of Dubrovnik. Born and raised in Cavtat, artist Vlaho Bukovac (1855-1922) is known for his symbolist paintings. The house in Cavtat where he was born contains a museum dedicated to his work. When he was 17, Bukovac painted frescoes inside the 19th-century property, a fitting background for discovering his paintings and mementos. Overlooking Cavtat, the wealthy Račić family, commissioned famed sculptor Ivan Meštrović to build their mausoleum using the high-quality Brač stone. You find this majestic work by the town cemetery at the peak of the peninsula. Cavtat is 40 minutes from Dubrovnik by regular Libertas bus 10 – it’s also out towards Dubrovnik Airport, if that’s your final destination.

No longer fought over by Turk or Venetian, by French or Austrian, the island of Korčula  is one of Dalmatia’s most relaxing getaways. The main town of the same name, on the north-eastern tip of the island, has one of the best-preserved medieval centres in the Adriatic. Rising above, the slim belltower denotes St Mark’s Cathedral , one of the finest examples of Dalmatian church architecture. Taking three centuries to build, it stands guard over the narrow Pelješac Channel, protecting the riches contained on the sixth largest island in the Croatian Adriatic. So lush with dark pine forests, vineyards and olive groves the ancient Greek settlers called it Korkyra Melaina (‘Black Corfu’), Korčula has managed to avoid the tourist trap tendencies of its original Greek namesake 480km south. In winter, a catamaran leaves the main harbour at Gruž in Dubrovnik at 7am, taking two hours to reach Korčula town. The service back is at 7.25pm.

An uninhabited isle on Dubrovnik's doorstep,  Lokrum is an unspoilt isle lush with pines, palms and cypress trees. Its verdant coastline beckons from the hotel windows of Ploče. Dotted with diverse ruins and remnants – medieval, ecclesiastical, Napoleonic, Habsburg – Lokrum has long been given over to nature. Boats leave Dubrovnik Old Town harbour from 9am, and then every half-hour from 10am. The last one back is 5pm – and it is not permitted to stay overnight. The crossing only takes 15 minutes. See here for schedules.

For a destination of fewer than 300 residents, known as the middle one of three main Elaphiti Islands first mentioned by Pliny the Elder, Lopud has seen its international profile raised considerably of late. Popular with the Beckhams, who have enjoyed family holidays here, Lopud also stages the Ponta Lopud Film Festival in June, the star guest for 2023 being Edward Norton . The rest of the year, in winter at least, it’s pretty much you and those 278 residents amid the olive groves that provide much of the local income. Four ships a day sail to Lopud from Dubrovnik, journey time an hour.

Ston , and its counterpart Mali Ston, sit on the cape of land connecting the Pelješac peninsula  to the mainland. Known as a salt-producing town, Ston was an important military fort of the Ragusan Republic, and the defensive walls are the second largest in the world after the Great Wall of China. Despite this military history, nowadays Ston is a small, laid-back fishing town, which offers dramatic views – think crumbling churches, olive groves and a stunning coastline. Visitors also drawn by the superlative oyster farms which supply the finest restaurants in nearby Dubrovnik. Local buses, including three run by Libertas daily, take an hour to reach Ston from Dubrovnik.

Nature and history combine at Trsteno, once the Renaissance summer residence of the noble Gučetić-Gozze family in the 1400s. Its lovely gardens have been cultivated over the course of 500 years or more – the plane trees certainly date back half a millennium. One of the locations used in the hit TV series Game of Thrones – the Arboretum doubling up as the palace gardens of the Red Keep – this relaxing attraction owes much to the Age of Discoveries, when sea captains would bring back rare and exotic seeds and plants from their travels. The grounds run down to the sea, encompassing a grotto and a Baroque fountain. Local Libertas buses run to Trsteno four times a day, taking 20 minutes. Admission is €10. Winter opening hours are 8am-4pm daily.

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Korcula to Dubrovnik ferry is a passenger-only ferry . During the summer season, there are several daily departures operated by up to 3 different catamaran companies.

During summertime, it is possible to use the catamaran for a day trip to Dubrovnik, the timetable for returning catamarans you can see here . The driving time for the 85-90 km long sailing trip is about 2 hours.

The catamaran departs next to the old town Korcula, see more info here . In Dubrovnik, the passenger ferry arrives at the ferry port in Gruz , which is about 3 km from the old town and the Dubrovnik walls.

Use the search form above to see ticket prices and departures for a specific date.

Korcula Dubrovnik , 2024-07-22

Map travel route Korcula - Dubrovnik

Ferry routes korcula to dubrovnik.

• Jadrolinija (9811s):  Split – Dubrovnik
• TP Line: Korčula- Pomena (Mljet)- Dubrovnik
• TP Line (9807):  Ubli (Lastovo) – Dubrovnik
• TP Line (9808):  Ubli (Lastovo) – Dubrovnik
• Krilo – Kapetan Luka: Split – Bol- Makarska- Korčula- Mljet (Sobra)- Dubrovnik
• Krilo – Kapetan Luka: Split- Milna (Brac) – Hvar – Korčula – Mljet (Pomena) – Dubrovnik

2024 Ferry Korcula to Dubrovnik Prices

The ferry ticket prices range from 13,01 EUR up to 25 EUR depending on the carrier and the boat type.

FAQ – Korcula to Dubrovnik ferry

The sailing time from Korcula to Dubrovnik is about 60 minutes.

No, a catamaran ticket can only be used for the specific departure stated on the ticket!

If you are in a car, you should take the car ferry from Domince to Orebic on the Peljesac peninsula and follow the road from thereon.

Usually, there are only discounted tickets for kids younger than 12.

Unless the weather is very bad, the trip with the catamaran is very calm and you will have scenic views on the islands you pass on the way.

If it is a normal non-pandemic year, these companies usually operate a line from Korcula to Dubrovnik: Krilo shipping , Jadrolinija , Krilo – Kapetan Luka .

To see the exact location of the ferry port in Korcula, check our map of the Korcula port .

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