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

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.

@@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.

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!

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.

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

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

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?

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