Korcula Town by ChristaV
Korcula Town, a marvel of medieval urban planning which has charmed foreign visitors since the first tourists arrived in the 1920s.Transportation:-
Korcula is one of the few islands served by busses (which board a ferry to the island). The bus station is at Prat. Bb (Ticket and info window open M ? Sa 6:30 ? 9am, 9:30am ? 4pm and 4:30 to 7pm. Su 2 ? 7pm) Busses run to Dubrovnik (31/2 hr, 1 per day 62kn).
Ferries run to Dubrovnik (31/2 hr, 5 per week, 64kn); Hvar (3hr, 1-2 pd, 62kn). Ferries from other destations connects Vela Luka and Sobra on Miljet.
Accommodation and food:-
Private Rooms are the only budget accommodation available. Although Marko Polo, Biline 5, will arrange one for you, they don?t necessarily offer the best deals, shop around at the tourist office and check out local options. Marko Polo is on the waterfront where the ferry docks. Singles 76 ? 160kn; diybkes 100 ? 212kn; triple 140 ? 272kn). Prices depend on the season. Tourist tax 4.50 ? 7kn. Look for sobe (room) signs uphill from the buss station away from Stari Grad.