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Last updated: 20 August 2026

Komunalna Lucica Luka Korcula (PORTO US)

(Komunalna Lučica Luka Korčula (PORTO UŠ))

Komunalna Lucica Luka Korcula (PORTO US) is a marina in Lumbarda, Croatia, operated by Korcula Port Authority, with VHF channel 09.

09

VHF Channel

unknown

Overnight Stay

Coordinates

42.9535° N, 17.1400° E

Stay & Contact

Address Put od luke 20, 20260 Korcula
Phone +385 20 715 241

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Full Description & Details

Komunalna Lucica Luka Korcula, also known as Porto Us, is a municipal harbour in the town of Korcula on the island of the same name. The harbour is operated by the Korcula Port Authority and sits at the eastern end of the old town, close to the city walls. It is a working harbour with a mix of local boats and visiting yachts, set against the backdrop of the old town's stone buildings and the nearby fortress.

The harbour offers berths for visiting yachts, with water supply available at the quay. The holding in the harbour is generally good, though the harbour is exposed to the bora wind in winter. The harbour is a popular stop for yachts cruising the Dalmatian coast, and the port authority monitors VHF channel 09. Berths are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and the harbour can be busy during the summer months.

The town of Korcula provides a full range of services, including provisioning, restaurants, and chandlery. The old town is a short walk from the harbour, and the nearby town of Lumbarda is a short bus ride away. The port authority office is located at Put od luke 20, and the harbour office is open on weekdays from 09:30 to 12:30. The harbour is a good base for exploring the island and the nearby Peljesac peninsula.

There is no power supply or internet access at the berths, and no sanitary dump station is available. The harbour is subject to the port authority's regulations, and yachts should contact the harbour master on VHF channel 09 before entering. The best time to visit is during the summer months, when the weather is settled and the sea is calm. The harbour is a working port, so be prepared for some noise and activity during the day.

How to get there

Approach Korcula from the west, passing the town of Lumbarda to the south. The harbour is on the north side of the island, and the entrance is marked by the town's breakwater. Contact the harbour master on VHF channel 09 for berthing instructions. The harbour is well-sheltered from the prevailing summer winds, but the bora can funnel down the channel in winter.

The town of Korcula is connected to the mainland by a regular ferry service from Orebic, and the nearest airport is on the island of Korcula, about 30 km away. The harbour is within walking distance of the town's bus station, and taxis are available. The port authority office is at Put od luke 20, and the harbour master can be reached by phone at +385 20 715 241.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the VHF channel for Komunalna Lucica Luka Korcula?

The harbour monitors VHF channel 09.

Does Komunalna Lucica Luka Korcula have water and power at the berths?

Water is available at the quay, but there is no power supply or internet access at the berths.

What is the phone number for the harbour master at Komunalna Lucica Luka Korcula?

The harbour master can be reached at +385 20 715 241.

Is there a sanitary dump station at Komunalna Lucica Luka Korcula?

No, there is no sanitary dump station at the harbour.

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