Total Croatia Sailing is the latest addition to the Total Croatia News family. As part of this site, we look forward to bringing you the latest news from the Adriatic, including how to get around. Kicking off with this, one of the most frequently asked questions – how to get from Split to the islands!
You’re enjoying your summer vacation in Split, but want to visit some of the wonderful neighbouring islands? There are multiple boat services ready to help you get around the area, including Jadrolinija, Kapetan Luka, Bura Line and Linijska Nacionalna Plovidba (LNP) who offer numerous lines connecting Split with nearby islands, both in summer months and throughout the year.
We prepared a handy guide through the often confusing ferry timetables, with all available ferry and catamaran lines listed according to your destination of choice. Most departure times apply to the period from 2 June to 1 October 2017, but you’ll find all future changes in schedules in the timetables provided on featured agencies’ websites.
All listed prices apply to one-way adult tickets. Ferry tickets for children up to 10 years of age as a rule come at half the adult price, while catamaran tickets cost the same for all passengers. Keep in mind the listed fees for ferry car transport are the minimum amount, so make sure to check prices online for other vehicles you want to take on board.
(Image source: Jadrolinija)
Split – Trogir
As we’re covering all boat lines starting from Split, let’s start with the only destination that isn’t an island but a seaside town. There are two available ferry lines to take you from Split to Trogir: one by Jadrolinija, other by Bura Line. Note that Bura operates with a passenger boat – if you’re traveling with a car, opt for Jadrolinija instead.
Jadrolinija ferry line: weekly departure at 15:30, operates only on Friday. Ticket price: 25 kuna, 160 kuna fee for car transport
Bura line: daily departures at 9:30, 13:00, 14:00, 16:00, 18:30 and 20:00. Ticket price: 35 kuna
Split – Šolta
If you want to visit Šolta, you have two options: a Jadrolinija ferry line and the LNP catamaran connecting Split with Rogač Town on Šolta Island.
Jadrolinija ferry: operates four times a day during low season, with added departure times in summer months. Daily departures at 6:45, 9:15, 11:45, 16:15, 18:45 and 21:15 (30 June – 3 September). Ticket price: 33 kuna, 160 kuna fee for car transport.
LNP line: operates once or twice a day; the schedule changes over the summer. In high season, departure at 22:15 on Sundays; 14:30 on other days of the week (30 June – 3 September).
Split – Brač
Going to see the Golden Cape beach, are we? You’re in luck: there are multiple Jadrolinija lines connecting Split with Brač Island, arriving at ports in Bol, Supetar and Milna.
Split – Bol catamaran: daily departure at 16:30. Ticket price: 40 kuna
Split – Bol catamaran: daily departure at 15:45 (9 June to 18 September). Ticket price: 70 kuna
Split – Milna catamaran: departure on Tuesdays at 10:30 (2 June to 1 October). Ticket price: 40 kuna
Split – Supetar ferry: departures every other hour during high season starting at 5:00. Ticket price: 33 kuna, 160 kuna vehicle fee.
Split – Hvar
Hvar Island has the largest number of ferry connections with Split and other surrounding islands, the only caveat being that most lines operate only once or twice a day. Still, as long as you make sure to get a ticket in advance, you shouldn’t have a problem getting around.
Jadrolinija offers seven ferry and catamaran lines connecting Split with three ports on the island: Hvar Town, Jelsa and Stari Grad (Old Town). The only car ferry available is the Split- Stari Grad line.
Split – Stari Grad ferry: daily departures at 6:00, 8:30, 14:30, 20:30. From 2 June to 1 October, added departures at 1:30, 5:00 (starts on 1 July), 11:00 and 17:00. Ticket price: 47 kuna, 318 kuna vehicle fee
Split – Hvar Town: daily departures at 9:15 and 9:45, except on Sunday. Ticket price: 100 kuna
Split – Hvar Town: daily departure at 10:30. Ticket price: 60 kuna
Split – Hvar Town: daily departure at 15:00. Ticket price: 55 kuna
Split – Hvar Town: daily departure at 15:45 (9 June – 18 September)
Split – Hvar Town: daily departure at 17:00. Ticket price: 55 kuna
Split – Jelsa: daily departure at 16:30. Ticket price: 55 kuna
Two extra catamaran options are provided by Kapetan Luka agency:
Split – Hvar (via Brač): operates once a day. Departure times vary heavily from month to month, check the schedule in advance. Ticket price: 55 kuna
Split – Hvar (via Brač): daily departure at 7:40. Ticket price: 80 kuna
Split – Korčula
Split – Korčula Town: daily departure at 9:15, except on Sunday. Ticket price: 150 kuna
Split – Prigradica – Korčula Town: daily departure at 17:00. Ticket price: Split-Prigradica 70 kuna, Split-Korčula Town 80 kuna
Split – Vela Luka ferry: daily departures at 10:15 (10:45 on Tuesdays and Thursdays) and 17.30. Ticket price: 60 kuna, 530 kuna vehicle fee
Split – Vela Luka: daily departure at 15:00. Ticket price: 65 kuna
Split – Vis
Departure times for the Jadrolinija ferry line change throughout the season – pay attention the to the changes in schedule between June and October.
2 June – 29 June and 4 September – 1 October: departures at 10:00 and 17:00 on Fridays; 11:00 and 18:30 on other days of the week.
30 June – 3 September: departures on 11:00 and 18:30 on Tuesdays; 9:00, 15:00 and 21:00 on other days of the week.
Ticket price: 54 kuna, 370 kuna vehicle fee.
Another option is Kapetan Luka and the previously mentioned daily boat line from Split to Hvar that goes further on to Vis. Check the schedule to see available departure times.
Split – Lastovo
There are two Jadrolinija lines connecting Split with the port of Ubli on Lastovo – one car ferry and one catamaran.
Split – Ubli: daily departure at 15:00. Ticket price: 75 kuna
Split – Ubli ferry: daily departure at 17:30. Ticket price: 68 kuna, 530 kuna fee for car transport.
Split – Dubrovnik
In summer months, Jadrolinija offers a high-speed boat line that operates from 9 June to 18 September.
Split – Dubrovnik: daily departure at 15:45. Ticket price: 200 kuna (aplies to children as well)
There’s also a Kapetan Luka line that connects Split and Dubrovnik. It departs daily on 7:40, and stops in Milna on Brač Island, Hvar Town, Korčula Town, and Pomena on Mljet Island along the way. The full journey will take you a bit over four hours, arriving to Dubrovnik at noon!
Online booking is available for all featured services. Ticket prices can vary from month to month, so we advise to check prices prior to booking.
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