Affordable Adriatic Cruise: Dubrovnik to Split on the Krilo Lux

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  • čas přidán 30. 07. 2024
  • Croatia is a beautiful country...but as of July 2021 it's not connected by land. Instead if you want to go between Split and Dubrovnik, you need to either fly, drive through Bosnia, or take a boat. And you can tell what I chose to do. What's it like to take a boat between the islands of Croatia in the Adriatic? Let's find out on this trip from Dubrovnik to Split.
    I paid $38 for a one way ticket.
    0:00 Introduction
    0:59 Booking and Dubrovnik Port
    1:25 Krilo Lux
    2:16 Dubrovnik Departure
    2:47 Mljet
    3:15 Korcula
    3:42 Hvar
    4:06 Brac
    4:24 Split Arrival and Conclusion
    #croatia #krilo

Komentáře • 17

  • @briancorrigan5746
    @briancorrigan5746 Před rokem +1

    Great video will be taking this ferry in 2024! Thanks 👍

  • @joshloot3115
    @joshloot3115 Před 2 lety +1

    I'm going to both cities this August. Do you think this is better than taking the bus from Dubrovnik to Split? thanks

    • @Travelog
      @Travelog  Před 2 lety +3

      It’s really a toss up/depends on your preference. I’ve only taken the boat. The bus on paper can be a bit shorter, but can run into traffic. I also like the ability of walking around and going outside. But both work!

  • @Globetrotter2028
    @Globetrotter2028 Před rokem +1

    Great Video, thanks a lot. Planning to take that route in opposite direction this summer and just want to ask, if passengers are allowed to stay outside all the time? LG from Germany

    • @Travelog
      @Travelog  Před rokem +1

      Yes, the top level has both an open air section as well as covered and it's fine to be outside the whole time. That's unlike some of the faster boats, such as the Seajets Wordchampion or Power jets in Greece.

    • @Globetrotter2028
      @Globetrotter2028 Před rokem

      @@Travelog Yes I know. It's also the case at the PT-Line ferry wich leaves Split at 09:15h. So I rather get up early and take the Krilo-Boat at 07:40h but can enjoy some fresh air. Thanks again, that was very helpful.

  • @deeconway173
    @deeconway173 Před 6 měsíci

    Can you use the same ticket from Dubrovnik and split on differential days, if you hope off and stay overnight in each place along the way ..many thanks great video..

    • @Travelog
      @Travelog  Před 6 měsíci

      No, you’ll need a separate ticket, it’s not “hop on, hop off.” But the tickets are inexpensive enough.

  • @dominicclarke9821
    @dominicclarke9821 Před 3 měsíci

    Thanks for the video! Is there any chance of seasickness do you think? I’m thinking of doing this journey in late August but get a bit nervous on boats!

    • @Travelog
      @Travelog  Před 3 měsíci +1

      I don't think it will be an issue, though anything is possible. For much of the trip you are shielded by islands, and there's only a few "open" stretches. Even then, the back deck is open, just look out at the horizon, and you should be fine.

  • @ihungchou
    @ihungchou Před 2 lety +3

    Do they give you time to walk around the port at each stop, or are the stops only meant to pick up and unload passengers?

    • @Travelog
      @Travelog  Před 2 lety +2

      No, they are quick stops. But nothing prevents you from getting off for a few hours then taking the next boat.

  • @davorlekenik9563
    @davorlekenik9563 Před rokem

    Jadrolinija .... J pronunciation like Y in Yale or in Yonkers for example ....linija means "line" & Jadro ?? Simply...Jadran means Adriatic (sea) .....Adrialine !!!
    P.S. from which US state you came ??

    • @Travelog
      @Travelog  Před rokem +1

      I grew up in Maryland, lived several years in Pennsylvania and Ohio, before living now in Illinois. My accent is likely a mix of mid-Atlantic and Midwest?

    • @davorlekenik9563
      @davorlekenik9563 Před rokem

      @@Travelog 🇭🇷❤🇺🇲

  • @davorlekenik9563
    @davorlekenik9563 Před rokem

    Marco Polo was born in Korčula .... & Nikola Tesla in continental part of HR

    • @brian559
      @brian559 Před rokem

      Polo was born in Venice...I believe though he did live in korcula at some stage