Southern Dalmatia
Split to Dubrovnik Ferry
One catamaran, one coastal line: four island stops between Split and Dubrovnik.
- With Krilo in approx. 4.5 hrs
- Up to 3 departures a day
- Summer timetable until late October
Route guide
Split to Dubrovnik Ferry
Table of Contents
The coastal line between Split and Dubrovnik
Two operators link Split with Dubrovnik along the Dalmatian coast: Krilo Kapetan Luka sails the route once a day, stopping at Milna on Brač, Hvar Town, Korčula and Pomena on Mljet, while TP Line runs the line twice a day with stops at Milna, Hvar Town and Korčula. This means you can also book single legs of the same sailing, such as Split - Hvar or Korčula - Milna.
Check-in at the quay
Both operators give the same basic rule: be at the quay no later than 15 minutes before the scheduled departure. On some legs of the coastal line, TP Line requires you to be there 30 minutes ahead.
On board
The Krilo Kapetan Luka catamarans have a snack bar serving cold drinks, sandwiches and hot drinks. There is no Wi-Fi during the crossing, and seats are not guaranteed.
Luggage and bikes
With Krilo Kapetan Luka, up to 23 kg of luggage per person is included in the ticket, and bikes travel for an extra fee and only if there is space.
Arrival and onward travel
In Dubrovnik the boats dock at Gruž port, a few kilometres north of the old town. If you want to continue from there to the islands of Mljet and Šipan, you will find the connections on the page Dubrovnik - Mljet. The guide Island hopping in Croatia shows how to combine the stops along the way into an island route.
Tickets and fares
Book your ticket via the departures on this page; the cancellation terms are shown in the booking step. The prices page explains how the fare is made up, and there are operator profiles of Krilo Kapetan Luka and TP Line on the linked pages.
Split - Dubrovnik route
The coastal line at a glance
A catamaran line runs between Split and Dubrovnik, stopping at Milna on Brač, Hvar Town and Korčula. Two operators serve the route: Krilo Kapetan Luka sails once a day and also calls at Pomena on Mljet, with the catamaran taking a good four and a half hours. TP Line sails twice a day and takes around five to five and a quarter hours.
If you do not need the whole route, you can book a single leg, such as Split - Hvar or Korčula - Milna.
- Crossing
- approx. 4.5 hrs
- Operator
- Krilo Kapetan Luka, TP Line
- Frequency
- up to 3× daily
- TP Line
- Krilo Kapetan Luka
Next departures
Split - Dubrovnik FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Questions and answers about the Split - Dubrovnik ferry.
How long is the ferry from Split to Dubrovnik? +
With Krilo Kapetan Luka about 4.5 hours, stopping at Milna, Hvar, Korčula and Pomena. TP Line takes around 5 to 5.25 hours with stops at Milna, Hvar and Korčula.
How often does the ferry run between Split and Dubrovnik? +
Usually three departures a day in each direction: one with Krilo Kapetan Luka and two with TP Line. Exact times are in the timetable.
When do I need to be at the quay? +
Both operators recommend being at the quay no later than 15 minutes before departure; on some TP Line routes the cut-off is 30 minutes.
Does the route run in winter too? +
The coastal line runs on the summer timetable until the end of October. The timetable shows the winter departures once they are set.
How much is the ferry from Split to Dubrovnik? +
Prices depend on the leg, the operator and the time of travel and are calculated in the booking step. The prices page explains how the fare is made up.
Can I take a bike? +
With Krilo Kapetan Luka, yes, for an extra fee and only if there is space.
The coast between Split and Dubrovnik
Check the departures for your travel date and go straight to your ticket.