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To reach Korčula Town, foot passengers take fast passenger catamarans or small passenger ferries, which drop you off right at the Old Town port. For vehicle ferries, you must use the car ferry to the Domniče port (3 km away) or Vela Luka (50 km away).

ℹ️ These routes land next to the ACI Marina in Korčula Town. Some rental companies are just a 5-minute walk from here, so you can easily pick up a car or pre-arrange delivery.

No. Korčula Town’s harbour is split into two parts. ACI Marina Korčula is located right against the Old Town walls on the eastern side. The western side handles the town’s ferry and catamaran quay. Although a short walk apart around the peninsula, both are separate facilities with separate access points.

Korčula Island has no toll roads. You will come across mainland routes and ferry crossings.

✅ The Pelješac Bridge toll is paid in cash (euros accepted) or by card at staffed booths. Keep small bills accessible. The ENC electronic tag system is available on all Croatian motorways but is rarely practical to arrange for a short holiday rental.

Driving on the island is generally manageable, but the roads can be narrower and more winding than those on the mainland. D118 is the main route on the island and has limited overtaking room. Entry to the Old Town streets is restricted to pedestrians only; no vehicles are allowed.

⚠️ Inner rural roads (Pupnat, Žrnovo, Lumbarda) can be tighter for driving an SUV or minivan. Opt for a compact or mini vehicle if possible.

Parking in and around Korčula Town is limited. Driving into the old town is not permitted. You can use parking options near the waterfront and around the shopping centre, with one free option uphill from town.

⚠️ The waterfront bays near the marina are full by mid-morning in July and August. Arriving by 08:30 can help you get a waterfront space. You can also use the Tommy car park and walk down.

Yes. One-way rentals are available with both local and international suppliers. A one-way fee applies based on your chosen car type and drop-off location and varies by supplier. This fee may already be included in the quote. You can confirm the accurate charge in the rental terms when searching for deals.

Cross-border travel is permitted by several suppliers, subject to prior written authorisation obtained before your rental begins. Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro are among the most commonly approved destinations due to their proximity to Dubrovnik and Split. An additional cross-border fee applies and varies by country. Some vehicle categories may not be entirely allowed for cross-border use.

🚫 Crossing international borders without the supplier’s written approval voids all insurance. You will be fully responsible for all costs related to an accident caused in unauthorised cross-border travel. 

Yes. A Green Card (International Motor Insurance Certificate) is usually required to drive a Croatian rental car in Bosnia and Herzegovina or Montenegro, as both are outside the EU/EEA.

ℹ️ Make sure the supplier provides the physical Green Card document along with your rental contract before driving out of the country. You will need to present it at the border.