Korcula to Pomena tickets

	Distance 25 km (15.6 miles)
	Price US$ 24
	Ride Duration 35m
	Earliest Departure 08:30
	Latest Departure 08:30
	Most Popular Operator Krilo (Kapetan Luka)

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About the ride from Korcula to Pomena, Mljet

Island hopping in Croatia is a dream!

Is there a better way to spend your days than swimming in crystal-clear water, sipping an ice-cold drink with your toes in the sand and finishing the day with fresh seafood? Probably not!

Continue this dreamy lifestyle as you jump from the island of Korcula to Pomena on Mljet.

Pomena is a small village on the west coast of the island. And when we say small, we mean small. The population of this fishing village hovers around 50 when all the tourists go home.

During the summer, Pomena becomes the gateway to Mljet National Park, which is only a 10-minute drive away. The national park is one of eight in Croatia and covers the entire northwest portion of the island. It’s home to two stunning saltwater lakes.

Excited to begin exploring this unusual island?

There is only one way to get from Korcula to Pomena on Mljet, and that’s by ferry. The trip takes 30-40 minutes.

During high season, this route is covered by two ferry companies, Krilo and TP Line, offering a few daily departures.

All ferries leave in the morning or early afternoon from Korcula Port and arrive at Pomena Port.

Keep reading for more info about the trip from Korcula to Pomena and what to do once you arrive.

Amazing things to do in Pomena

Pomena is a wonderful place to base yourself to explore the rest of Mljet. Staying in such a small and traditional fishing village is a unique experience. Make sure to embrace the laidback vibe and find time to go on a few adventures.

Check out the best things to do around Pomena and the rest of Mljet:

Explore Mljet National Park. Pomena is one of the best places to stay for the national park, known for its lush forests, saltwater lakes, and diverse wildlife. Take on some easy hikes or rent a bike to explore the park's well-marked trails, leading to stunning viewpoints, tranquil lakeshores, and ancient ruins.
Visit Veliko and Malo Jezero (Big and Small Lake). These interconnected saltwater lakes are the highlights of Mljet National Park. Rent a kayak, canoe, or pedal boat to cruise around the serene lakes or cool off with a refreshing swim.
Swim in Odysseus Cave. This legendary sea cave is associated with Homer's epic poem, the Odyssey. Enjoy the breathtaking views before reaching the cave. But the sparkling turquoise waters inside the cave are the real gem.
Wander around Pomena. Embrace the laidback atmosphere of the village and stroll through its charming streets, popping into quaint shops and stopping at cafes.
Relax at Saplunara Beach. Discover a new area of Mljet by visiting the sandy Saplunara Beach, situated on the island's southeastern tip. This tranquil bay, located outside the national park, provides a perfect setting to relax and swim.

How to get from Korcula to Pomena, Mljet

There is only one way to travel between Korcula and Pomena, and that’s by ferry. Tickets start around $19.

The ferries are high-speed catamarans that take 30-40 minutes. They leave from Korcula Port and arrive at Pomena Port on the island of Mljet.

During the high season, you’ll have a couple of daily departures provided by two ferry companies, Krilo and TP Line. These leave mainly in the morning, with the last ferry departing around midday.

Ferries don’t run all year round from Korcula to Mljet. They stop from November to March.

Make sure to be at the ferry port at least 30 minutes before departure to find the correct ship.

Passengers are allowed one 44 lb (20 kg) piece of luggage each. The Krilo ferry allows pets and bikes for an extra fee.

What to expect on the journey from Korcula to Pomena

The journey from Korcula to Pomena is a short and comfortable one. The ferries have air-conditioned cabins with plenty of seats and tables available.

There are also bathrooms on board all ferries. If you fancy a snack or a drink, you’re in luck; the ferries also have small snack bars or cafes.

It’s such a short ferry ride that after taking all your pictures, you’ll barely have time to sit down.

When is the best time to visit Pomena?

The best time to visit Pomena is between May and October.

July and August are the most popular, with people flocking there on their summer holidays.

These months experience the highest visitor numbers and temperatures, reaching a scorching 40°C (104°F).

Some people prefer May, June, September and October — the shoulder months — when there are fewer tourists and the heat is much more pleasant. You won’t be sweating 24/7.

How many days should you spend in Pomena, Mljet?

Mljet isn’t the biggest island, so it shouldn’t take you too long to explore it. Spend 2-3 days and sink into its chill vibe.

This gives you enough time to fall in love with the national park and its phenomenal saltwater lakes, do some hiking, discover hidden bays and beaches and eat plenty of fresh seafood.

Mljet is an island most people don’t visit, so make the most of it!

Where should you visit after Pomena?

Maybe it’s time to head back to the mainland after Pomena in Mljet.

If that’s the case, Dubrovnik is a convenient place to visit next, only a 1.5-hour ferry ride away.

Dubrovnik is one of Croatia’s most popular cities, made famous by its iconic red roofs, ancient walls overlooking the sparkling turquoise sea, and its feature on Game of Thrones.