The Prigradica–Split ferry connection links the Croatian island of Korčula with Split, and this page helps you book your journey between the two ports. Prigradica is a peaceful coastal settlement on Korčula, while Split opens the door to Croatia’s lively Dalmatian mainland and its historic old town. For this route option, accommodation is required with both Kapetan Luka-Krilo and Tp Line, while a vehicle is not required and pet bookings are permitted. Enter your travel details to begin arranging your crossing.
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How long is the travel time for Prigradica – Split?
The Prigradica–Split ferry connects the island of Korčula with Split on Croatia’s mainland, crossing the Adriatic towards one of Dalmatia’s main coastal cities. Sailing duration can vary with the vessel used, sea and wind conditions, port manoeuvres and any scheduled stops along the route, so the crossing is best viewed as part of the journey from island landscapes to the lively Split waterfront.
Methods of Travel Prigradica – Split
On the Prigradica–Split route, both Kapetan Luka-Krilo and Tp Line allow travel without a vehicle. This makes the crossing a practical choice for passengers travelling on foot, with Split as the arrival port and Prigradica as the departure point.
Are pets allowed on the Prigradica – Split route?
Pets can be booked for travel on the Prigradica–Split route with both Kapetan Luka-Krilo and Tp Line. Include your pet when arranging the journey, and prepare familiar essentials such as water and a suitable lead or carrier for a calm crossing.
Check-in Information Prigradica – Split
For the Prigradica–Split ferry route, check-in requirements depend on the operator. Kapetan Luka-Krilo requires passenger check-in at least 30 minutes before departure, while Tp Line requires at least 15 minutes. If travelling with a vehicle, both operators require vehicle check-in at least 120 minutes before departure.
You do not need to present the supplier ticket at check-in with either operator. Bring an accepted travel document: ID card or passport. Allow enough time to reach the port of Prigradica calmly before your sailing to Split.
Port Information Prigradica – Split
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Ferry route from Prigradica to Split
The ferry connection from Prigradica on the island of Korčula to Split links a peaceful island harbour with one of Croatia’s most lively coastal cities. Prigradica sits on Korčula’s northern shore, where the sea, stone houses and quiet waterfront create a gentle beginning to the journey. As you travel towards Split, the Adriatic opens around you and the island landscape gradually gives way to the mainland. Split is a historic Dalmatian city, best known for the remarkably preserved Diocletian’s Palace at its centre, its lively waterfront and its convenient connections across the Dalmatian coast.
Kapetan Luka-Krilo and Tp Line serve this Prigradica–Split route option. Neither operator requires a vehicle, both permit pet bookings and accommodation is required with both operators. You do not need to present the supplier ticket at check-in. Passenger check-in is required at least 30 minutes before departure with Kapetan Luka-Krilo and at least 15 minutes before departure with Tp Line. If travelling with a vehicle, vehicle check-in requires at least 120 minutes before departure with either operator. A passport is required, and the accepted identification documents are an ID card or passport.
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