Korcula : Profile
Reputed to be the birthplace of Marco Polo, this is a very attractive, medieval town. It is on the southern end of the island of the same name. The island being the largest, forested island in the Adriatic.
Position 42°57.8'N, 17°08.4'E. (town)
Port of Entry open all year.
Port Authority Korcula VHF Channel 17, 16, 12, 9
Korcula Town
The ususal berths here are in the marina, which lies in a small cove, east of the town. It is protected by a breakwater on the northern side.
When it is full (it may be worth reserving a berth in advance), yachts are directed to the outside of the breakwater. This is exposed and it may be worth moving elsewhere.
The quay near the Harbour Master's office, or on the west side of the town is an alternative.
Other Ports/Anchorages on Korcula Island
There are several more locations for mooring and anchoring around this attractive island.
Vela Luka - on the northern end; a busy harbour with all facilities.
Brna - in the middle of the south coast; a relaxing, quiet harbour with some facilities.
Zavalatica - about 5nm E of Brna; a small harbour rapidly becoming a tourist centre.
Luka Racisce - this little harbour is on the east side of the island, 5.5nm west of Korcula town. Some facilities.
Last updated February 2010.
ACI Marina, Korcula HR-20260 Korcula, Croatia Tel:+385 20 711-661 , Fax:+385 20 711-748, VHF Channel 17 m.korcula@aci-club.hr Open all year. Max depth 8m. Services, workshop, 10ton crane and slipway. Currency exchange office, restaurant, toilets and showers, laundry service, grocery shop.
Lina Lumbarda Korcula, Croatia Tel:+385 20 712 380, Fax:+385 20 712 155 Quiet marina between Lumbarda and Korcula
(archipelago of little islands) Open all year.
150 wet berths (40 for visitors) Max depth 8m.
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