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Visit to Palagruza


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  • #14914

    Krystyna
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    I would like to visit Palagruza during the summer. I have my trip organized by travel agency and the lighthouse booked in July.

    But my question is – am I going to be able to be transferred there from Korcula?
    Have you got any ferries or fishermen that could be hired to transfer four persons to Palagruza???

    I would be grateful for your reply.

    Krystyna

    #16098

    Ana
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    I would like to visit Palagruza during the summer.
    I have my trip organized by travel agency and the lighthouse booked in July.
    But my question is – am I going to be able to be transferred there from Korcula?
    Have you got any ferries or fishermen that could be hired to transfer four persons to Palagruza???

    As far as I know, Hrvatski Svetionici Plov Putevi, the company that owns lighthouses, organize transportation to island for each guest.
    This is their website: http://www.lighthouses-croatia.com/lighthouses_apartments/lighthouse-palagruza-croatia.htm

    #16099

    SunFun
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    Yes, they orgaize transfers to Palagruza lighthouse:

    TRANSFER
    Transfer to the lighthouse is organized from the port in the town of Korcula.
    Return transfer in a speedboat, takes approximately three hours.
    The boat leaves the marina of Korcula very early in the morning.
    We recommend to those who tend to get seasick to take an anti-nausea pill before departure.

    :-*

    #16124

    ccckb
    Guest

    Dear All,
    thank you for your quick reply.
    The thing is that cost to Palagruza transport  is 600 Euro.
    It seems to be a lot. That’s why I was wandering is there any possibility to get there cheaper, because if it is the case I will have to go somewhere else.

    Would you be so kind and could check that for me?
    on the link you eclosed there are no prices at all ;-(((

    take care and thanks again.
    Krystyna

    #16125

    Mario
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    Palagruza is one of the most remote islands, the sea can be rough depending of weather conditions. I doubt any local fishermen would accept to go there 

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