1

You may go by bus from Dubrovnik to Korcula and then by catamaran (from both Korcula town and Vela Luka) or ferry (from Vela Luka only) to Split. Catamarans stop at Hvar too.

2

You could add days to both Dubrovnik and Split.
That way you could visit Cavtat from Dub and both the Roman ruins and the small city of Trogir from Split. If you spend a third day in Split you will be entitled to the Split card for free, giving you free or cheaper entry to certain sites.

3

Thanks for the info - after studying the map / LP some more, I'm thinking the below. Any thoughts / concerns:

2 Days in Dubrovnik
1 Day Mjlet
1 Day Korcula
1 Day Hvar
2 Days Split

Obviously that assumes we'll find ferries between cities - but the LP shows the routes exist. I suspect it's a question of seasonality now?

Thanks

4

May be it could be a good idea to book the Prapratno - Orebic taxi in advance.

5

Ferries operate their summer schedule until the end of this month - thereafter it's a bit of a disaster zone I'm afraid allowing for much less flex.

6

Hi there,
we are travelling in Croatia at the moment and have already modified our initial trip plan: stayed shorter in Dubrovnik (1.5 days instead of 3, partially due to the amount of cruise ships arriving there every day) and took a bus to Korcula from Dubrovnik earlier(Atlas bus from central bus station, 3h to Korcula incl. ferry crossing, some stunning landscapes on the way). Korcula town is beautiful and much more relaxed n Dubrovnik (also, much smaller and with lovely beaches).
We heard that getting from D to Mljet can be problematic due to the amount of people wanting to do it (we were told to start lining up for tickets at 6 am, which would have not been very practical with a 10 month old), but you can also book a day trip to Mljet from Korcula ( and everything seems to be much cheaper here).
Up to 30.09 there is a ferry leaving Korcula for Split every morning at 6 am.

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It was a few years ago now but we did Split - ferry to Korcula where we spent 3 nights including a day in Orebic and then on to Dubrovnik. Nice, relaxed pace but you may have time for one other island.