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Hvar to Split Ferry

The fastest way from Hvar town to Split. Book your ticket now!

55 minutes
Up to 7 departures
From €25

What to know when travelling from Hvar to Split

The journey from Hvar Town to Split is a stunning reverse trip, taking you from the island's bustling promenade back to the mainland. The high-speed catamarans take just 55 minutes, offering beautiful views as you head across the channel. Insider tip: Always try to grab a seat on the right side of the boat when departing Hvar. This side offers the best views of the Pakleni Islands, a last look at Hvar's beautiful coastline, and the spectacular approach to Split's port, with Diocletian's Palace coming into view. Since the route is passenger-only, you'll avoid the slower car ferries, but remember to purchase your ticket well in advance, especially during the peak summer months of July and August. The Hvar port can be crowded, so aim to be at the catamaran pier (Town Promenade) at least 30 minutes before departure.

Find Your Pier: Hvar & Split

Navigate directly to the boarding ramp for the fastest departure.

Hvar Town Port
Hvar

Hvar Town - Departure

Town Promenade

The catamaran docks right in the center. Boarding is usually near the Carpe Diem bar area.

Maps Directions
Split Port
Split

Split Port - Arrival

Gat Sv. Petra (St. Peter's Pier)

The disembarkation area is in the eastern part of the port, close to the main bus and train stations.

Maps Directions

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Explore the island of Hvar

Discover the iconic towns, beaches, and hidden gems of the Dalmatian pearl.

Hvar Town harbor and fortress
Must See Destination

Hvar Town

Famous for its nightlife, 13th-century walls, and the stunning Pakleni Islands view.

Stari Grad harbor and boats
UNESCO Site

Stari Grad

One of the oldest towns in Europe, known for its tranquil bay and Stari Grad Plain.

Jelsa port and clear water
Family Friendly

Jelsa

A charming, green town famous for its wine production and relaxed, idyllic atmosphere.

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