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Ferries from Split

Q: Which ferries sail from Split?

From Split, catamarans sail to Hvar , Brač , Šolta , Vis and Korčula and along the coast to Dubrovnik . There are also the Jadrolinija car ferries to Supetar, Stari Grad, Rogač, Vis and Vela Luka, and the overnight ferry to Ancona .

By catamaran or car ferry from Split to the islands, and along the coast to Dubrovnik.

Year-round catamarans to five islands
Car ferries to five islands

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Ferries from Split

The catamarans from Split with journey time, operator and how to get your ticket.

Prices per person, one way

Split - Hvar

Crossing approx. 1 hour

Split - Jelsa

Seasonal No sailings right now — check next season’s dates

Crossing approx. 1 hour 40 minutes

Split - Supetar

Crossing approx. 20 minutes

Split - Bol

Crossing approx. 1 hour 5 minutes

Split - Milna

Crossing approx. 25 minutes

Split - Sutivan

Seasonal No sailings right now — check next season’s dates

Crossing approx. 25 minutes

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All lines from Split

The catamaran lines from Split to the islands of central Dalmatia and along the coast to Dubrovnik. Click a line to see its operators and departures.

TP Line
Krilo Kapetan Luka
Krilo Shipping Company
Jadrolinija
SNAV

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Ferries from Split

Catamarans from Split

The catamarans do not carry vehicles and are faster than the car ferries. They leave from Split city port, on the eastern waterfront in the centre.

Hvar

Three operators sail to Hvar Town in around an hour. TP Line serves the line all year round. Details on Split - Hvar.

Brač

The quickest option is Supetar, around 20 minutes. Milna on the western tip of the island takes 25 to 60 minutes depending on the operator, and with Krilo Shipping Company it is served in winter too. Bol and Sutivan are only served in season. All lines on Split - Brač.

Šolta

The catamaran to Rogač takes around 30 minutes and runs twice a day all year round. More on Split - Šolta.

Vis

One catamaran a day sails to Vis, taking around 70 minutes, in winter too. More on Split - Vis.

Korčula

Korčula takes 2 hours 20 minutes to 2 hours 45 minutes depending on the operator. TP Line sails all year, Krilo Kapetan Luka in season. More on Split - Korčula.

Dubrovnik and Mljet

In season, catamarans run along the coast to Dubrovnik, stopping at the islands in between, and to Pomena on Mljet. More on Split - Dubrovnik.

Car ferries from Split

With your car, you cross with Jadrolinija:

Brač: Split - Supetar, around 50 minutes, no reservation
Hvar: Split - Stari Grad, around two hours, with reservation
Šolta: Split - Rogač, around one hour, with reservation
Vis: Split - Vis, around 2 hours 20 minutes, with reservation
Korčula and Lastovo: Split - Vela Luka - Ubli, around three hours to Vela Luka and another hour and a half to Ubli, with reservation

Without a reservation, your ticket is valid for any departure on the date printed on it, and cars board in order of arrival. Jadrolinija recommends being at the port 1 to 2 hours before departure. With a reservation, the ticket is only valid for the departure you booked; in winter you must be there 30 minutes beforehand, and in summer Jadrolinija recommends 60 minutes. The guide Car ferries in Croatia explains every line in the country.

A Jadrolinija car ferry in the port of Split.

Departure and check-in

For the catamarans, the operators recommend being at the quay at least 15 minutes before departure. Krilo Shipping Company advises 15 to 20 minutes, or 30 minutes in peak season. The departure time and the operator are shown on your ticket.

If you arrive on the overnight ferry from Ancona, you dock at the city port, a few minutes' walk from the old town. The page Ferries from Italy to Croatia compares all the crossings from Italy.

Combining several islands

Some lines link the islands directly, such as Milna - Rogač between Brač and Šolta, or Hvar - Korčula. The guide Island hopping in Croatia shows how to combine several islands into one route. Book your ticket via the departures at the top of this page; the prices page explains how fares are made up.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about ferries from Split

Which ferries sail from Split? +

From Split, catamarans sail to Hvar, Brač, Šolta, Vis and Korčula and along the coast to Dubrovnik. There are also the Jadrolinija car ferries to Supetar, Stari Grad, Rogač, Vis and Vela Luka, and the overnight ferry to Ancona.

Where do the catamarans leave from in Split? +

The catamarans to the islands leave from Split city port, on the eastern waterfront in the centre. Be at the quay at least 15 minutes before departure; some operators recommend 30 minutes in peak season.

Do I need to reserve the car ferry from Split? +

That depends on the line. To Supetar on Brač, your ticket is valid for any departure on the date printed on it. To Stari Grad, Rogač, Vis and Vela Luka, the ticket is also your reservation for the departure you booked. More in the guide Car ferries in Croatia.

Where can I find the timetable for ferries from Split? +

All catamaran departures from Split are listed by date in the timetable. Some lines, such as those to Dubrovnik and Mljet, only run in season.

How much is the ferry from Split? +

The price depends on the line, the operator, the date and the number of passengers. The prices page explains how it is made up.

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