Lastovo

What it is

Lastovo is one of the most remote inhabited islands on this coast, also closed to visitors as a military zone until the 1990s, now a nature park known for dark night skies and pine-forested hills rather than beach tourism.

Who it suits

Lastovo suits travellers deliberately choosing distance and quiet over convenience — the crossing time alone rules out a casual day trip from Split.

When to go

Clear, dark skies are best away from the (already faint) summer haze; the sea crossing is calmer outside the bura season of autumn and winter.

How to get there

The car ferry runs Split–Vela Luka (Korčula)–Ubli (Jadrolinija; about 30 minutes for the Vela Luka–Ubli leg itself, several hours end to end from Split), landing at Ubli on the island's western tip. Passenger catamarans from Dubrovnik and Split also call at Ubli without a car.

Crossings serving Lastovo

Built from the ferry spine at build time — operator, vessel, typical duration and the current one-way passenger fare range, one row per real choice (a repeated timetable line is grouped in, not listed again).

Port queue

Ubli (Lastovo)'s port does not carry a live queue camera today.

Nearby on the water

From nautivia.app's places database, within about 6–12km of Lastovo's ports.

• 3 marinas
• 25 anchorages
• 1 fuel docks
• 8 harbours
• 5 buoy fields
• 9 jetties

• Marina Solitudo
• Skrivena Luka Portorus
• Donja
• Jurjeva Luka
• Kopiste
• Korita Bay
• INA Lastovo

See it on the source sites

• Ubli (Lastovo)
• nautivia.app

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