Hvar Korcula Ferry
Hvar to Korcula Ferry Summary
Hvar to Korcula Ferry is the most popular way to travel on this route. There are 6 daily departures available. The earliest departure from Hvar is at 09:10h, arriving at Korcula at 10:20h. While the latest departure is at 18:10h, arriving at 19:45h. The total ride from Hvar to Korcula lasts around 01:20h. Prices of a one way adult ticket range from €11 up to €26. Discounted tickets for children are available on some departures.
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Popular Departures between Hvar and Korcula
Traveling by Ferry from Hvar to Korcula
The travel distance between Hvar and Korcula is a total of 34 nautical miles (63 km), which equals a travel time of roughly 01:15h. The number of daily departures depends on the period you’re traveling in. Most commonly, the number of daily departures increases during the high season. Therefore, in a country like Croatia, you can expect more lines operating in the period from June to August. Please note that the number of departures may also be limited on public holidays.Departure and Arrival Ports
Ferry port in Hvar has earned an average score of 8.5 from our passengers, while the port in Korcula has earned a score of 8.6. More information on both ferry ports, including their location and popular routes can be found on the links below.
Cheapest tickets
Budget-friendly tickets are listed below, depending on availability.Adult ticket: €11 (One-Way) or €22 (Return).
Child ticket: €23 (One-Way) or €46 (Return).
Other popular destinations from Hvar
Other popular destinations from Korcula
Ferry Companies from Hvar to Korcula
There is a total of 3 ferry companies operating the routes from Hvar to Korcula. Here you can see the most popular ferry companies operating this route and their overall rating.Travel reviews for Hvar to Korcula bus
Tips for Travelers: Hvar Korcula Ferry
Book in advance during peak season. If you're traveling between June and September, it's a good idea to buy your ferry tickets a few days ahead—especially for popular morning departures.
Choose between catamaran and ferry based on your priorities. Catamarans (high-speed ferries) are faster—about 1.5 hours—but don’t have outdoor decks. Operators like Krilo and TP Line offer passenger-only catamarans with no vehicle transport.
Check the schedule and plan your route. The Hvar to Korčula route usually runs 1–3 times per day during summer and less frequently in the shoulder season. Most ferries stop in Korčula Town, which is a great base for exploring. If a direct route isn’t available, consider going via Split as an alternative: Hvar → Split → Korčula.
Arrive at the port early. Aim to get to the harbor at least 30–45 minutes before departure so you can check in and board without rushing.
Prepare for the ride. If you want to enjoy the scenery, consider a ferry or a window seat on the catamaran. Bring snacks, water, and a light jacket—A/C can be strong onboard. Not all ports or operators accept cards, so having some cash is useful.
Expect more crowds in high season. July and August are especially busy, so ferries may be full and boarding can take longer. If you're bringing luggage, travel light—storage space on board is limited.
Frequently asked questions
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